By Stan Popovich Many people search for happiness in big achievements, but it often comes from simple, everyday moments. Learning how to focus on what matters most can help improve […]
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Whiteman Closure: For Safety or Profit?
By Matthew Stone The San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol’s reporting on Whiteman Airport invites follow-up. Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez has pounced on a contained runway incident to again […]
US Airlines are Redesigning Travel Around Their Highest-paying Passengers
By Rio Yamat AP Airlines and Travel Writer They may arrive at the same destination, but two passengers on the same flight can have strikingly different travel experiences. One traveler breezes […]
Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Rejecting Trump’s Proposed Limits
By Mark Sherman Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — A divided Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a broad conception of birthright citizenship, rejecting President Donald Trump’s executive order declaring that children born […]
San Fernando City Council Votes to Adopt New City Budget for Next Fiscal Year
At this week’s San Fernando City Council meeting, councilmembers discussed minimizing or dropping various community events to save money in the next fiscal year, and voted to formally adopt a […]
From Fireworks to Heat Waves: Health Expert Outlines July 4 Safety Must‑Knows
As Fourth of July celebrations approach across Southern California, families are preparing for a day filled with barbecues, pool parties and fireworks – traditions many look forward to all year. […]
Drone Light Show While Seemingly Brief Delights the Crowd at Hansen Dam Aquatic Center
Ahead of the United States’ 250th birthday, an Independence Day celebration and beach party was held at the Hansen Dam Aquatic Center on Sunday, June 28, with a thousand synchronized […]
Whiteman Airport Holds Annual Family Festival Shortly After Second Crash This Year
Amidst increased controversy following two recent crashes within the past few months, Whiteman Airport held its annual family and community festival, inviting the public to learn more about the facility […]
Despite Warnings, Some Local World Cup Celebrations are Dangerous
As World Cup enthusiasts across the valley and Los Angeles celebrated Mexico’s 2-0 win against Ecuador Tuesday, June 30, some local celebrations became dangerous, with a Pacoima street takeover and […]
Two High School Graduates from Sylmar Awarded $3,000 Think Together Scholarships
Two graduates of Discovery Charter Preparatory School in Sylmar were among 10 students who were each awarded $3,000 scholarships from the nonprofit Think Together to help support their transition to […]
