The Midnight Hour Records, a touchstone in the City of San Fernando, while moving out, celebrated its sixth anniversary this past weekend. Although it’s a spot to purchase vinyl and […]
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Family Seeking Accountability in Upcoming Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Six Flags
It’s been four years since the Hawley family lost their 22-year-old son Christopher, who suffered a fatal brain injury following a ride on the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags […]
Eligible Angelenos Encouraged to Donate Blood Amid National Blood Supply Crisis
Last month, the American Red Cross declared its second-ever national blood supply shortage when summer blood donations hit a four-year low due to various factors, from extreme heat to a […]
Nearly 200 Youth Receive Hands-on Introduction to a Career in Firefighting
More than 190 teens and young adults had their first taste of what it’s like to be a firefighter this past weekend through the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s (LACoFD) […]
LA County Seeks Bilingual Election Workers for November Election
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles County election officials were recruiting bilingual workers Tuesday, Aug. 25, to staff Vote Centers for the Nov. 3 general election. The Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s office […]
San Fernando Loses 37-7 Season Opener to Heritage Christian
By Matthew Robinson SAN FERNANDO- The San Fernando Tigers on Friday faced a focused and methodical Heritage Christian Warriors team that was eager to set the tone of the game […]
Thieves Steal Safe, Cash from San Fernando Brewing Company
The day after the San Fernando Brewing Company was honored by both the California State Assembly and the San Fernando Chamber of Commerce for its contributions to the city, staff […]
Missing Man Found Dead in Hansen Dam Lake Three Days After He Disappeared
When Rosa Ohm and her husband Ramiro Herrera were visiting Hansen Dam Recreational Park in Lake View Terrace for a birthday party early last week, Herrera decided to take advantage […]
LACoFD Firefighters to Return from Colombia After Assisting in Rescue Efforts
Just over a week after being deployed to Colombia to aid in rescue operations after the devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake, members of the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s (LACoFD) international Urban […]
AP Exclusive: ICE Plans to Give Officers Gloves That Can Deliver Painful Electric Shocks
By Ryan J. Foley Associated Press Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers may soon be outfitted with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks intended to gain compliance from combative individuals. ICE […]
