When Bailee Lynn Rios was wheeled into a courtroom dock at the San Fernando Courthouse this morning for her arraignment, she was sitting up on a gurney with a somber […]
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La Proposición 44 Pone en Riesgo las Clínicas Comunitarias de Salud de San Fernando
Este periódico, San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol, ha decidido apoyar la campaña a favor del “No” a la Propuesta 44. En 1973, con el apoyo de líderes cívicos locales, el […]
Gabriel’s Law Signed By Newsom After 12 Years of Numerous Revisions
It’s been a long 12 years for the family and friends of Gabriel Fernandez, who have been fighting for legislation aimed at implementing more accountability in the child welfare system […]
First and Only Community-Built Handball Court in LA Gets a Touch-Up
To people outside the Northeast San Fernando Valley, the handball court right next to Ritchie Valens Pool in Pacoima may not seem all that special. But to local long-time residents, […]
One Week Later – The Pain of Processing Two Deadly Chatsworth Crashes Continues
Sandra Alvarado first met Eliana Moreno on the job over 10 years ago, but it wasn’t until five years later that the news industry co-workers started hanging out and became […]
Federal Funding is a Start.Whiteman Needs Real Modernization
By Tara Finestone Whiteman Airport’s future cannot stop at a resurfaced runway. It will receive $337,403 as part of nearly $109 million in federal funding going to airports across California. […]
Vice Mayor Seeking Policy for Privately Owned Media Materials Placed at City Facilities
During this week’s San Fernando City Council meeting, Vice Mayor Patty Lopez asked fellow council members to consider implementing new citywide guidelines regarding privately owned media materials being displayed for […]
LA County Honors Diana Martinez and Lupita Infante for Latino Heritage Month
The LA County Board of Supervisors honored lifelong journalist/news editor Diana Martinez and singer-songwriter Lupita Infante this week in celebration of Latino Heritage Month. “They are both telling our stories,” […]
Pacoima Intersection Dedicated in Honor of Charter School Educator
PACOIMA (CNS) – An intersection in Pacoima was dedicated as Anita Zepeda Square Monday, Sept. 21, in honor of the bilingual educator, former executive director of Vaughn Next Century Learning […]
Seven Cases Identified in LA Flea-Borne Typhus Outbreak
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles County residents were being warned Wednesday, Sept. 23, after an outbreak of flea-borne typhus was reported in the Wilshire Center neighborhood of LA, where […]
