Just days after sexual abuse allegations were published about the late labor leader Cesar Chavez last March, the city removed the bronze statue of his likeness. After the large sized […]
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LA School Board Honors Latino Heritage Month
The Los Angeles Unified Board of Education celebrated the rich heritage, culture and contributions of the Latino/a/e communities to public schools, communities across Los Angeles, and the entire country on […]
California Democrats Race to Ban Electric Shock Gloves Before ICE Buys Them
By Nadia LathanCalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters, https://calmatters.org/subscribe-to-calmatters/. Keeping up with your California representatives felt impossible before. Now you can watch them […]
Prop 44 Seeks More Spending for Patient Care, Less on Overhead and Executive Pay
This November, California voters will consider the pros and cons of various ballot measures, including Proposition 44, which aims to set strict spending requirements for nonprofit health clinics. Supporters say […]
Congresswoman Rivas Announces $660,000 in Federal Funding for Metro Bus Stop and Public Transportation Improvements
Congresswoman Luz Rivas presented the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) with $660,000 in federal funding for vital infrastructure upgrades at bus shelters and bus stops across the San […]
Honoring Los Angeles County’s Gold Star Families Beyond the Ceremony
By Cristina Johnson Behind every service member is a family that serves, too – they carry the steady effort of emotional support through active duty and the return to civilian […]
What Low Vaccination Rates Could Mean for Flu Season 2026
Whether the coming flu season is mild or severe could depend less on the virus itself than on how many people get vaccinated. “As we get further away from the […]
Chatsworth Bounces Back With 32-0 Shutout of Arleta Mustangs
By Matthew Robinson CHATSWORTH- Friday night’s game between the Chatsworth Chancellors and the Arleta Mustangs will go down as one of the more bizarre games of the 2026 Los Angeles […]
Community Says Goodbye to Educator, Activist Xenaro Ayala
A Celebration of Life and March was held in the City of San Fernando for Jenaro (Xenaro) Ayala. At a local park, it was a fitting tribute for the Chicano […]
Friends, Family React to Fatal SFPD Shooting of Carlos Hernandez
Erik Herrera was shocked to discover that his childhood friend was shot and killed last week by the San Fernando Police Department (SFPD). Officers, responding to an assault report, shot […]
