Father Identified in Murder-Suicide Involving 10-Year-Old Twin Sons CANOGA PARK (CNS) – The 37-year-old father in a suspected double-murder-suicide that left him and his 10-year-old twin sons dead in Canoga […]
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City of San Fernando Raises Pride Flag to a Sparse Crowd
For the past six years, the City of San Fernando has raised the Pride flag outside City Hall every June for Pride Month. While not a big event, the ceremony […]
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June is Pride Month
Pride Month is a recognition of the identity, dignity, equality, acceptance and visibility of the LGBTQ+ community. First recognized by the federal government in June 1999 by President Bill Clinton, […]
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Where to Celebrate Pride in the San Fernando Valley
Pride Month is here, meaning there are plenty of events throughout the rest of June centered around the LGBTQ+ community. While the big WeHo Pride event in West Hollywood ended […]
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Rodriguez Decries ICE Argument in Proposed LA Rodeo Ban
By Jose HerreraCity News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez criticized a noted Los Angeles animal rights advocate Tuesday, June 9, for using the fear of federal […]
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Bass, Raman Set Stage for November Showdown
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – With both candidates maintaining comfortable positions to advance from last week’s primary election, Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman are focused on the next […]
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Celebrating Ritchie Valens
Dear Editor, I enjoyed the SF Sun article on the dedication of the Ritchie Valens Bandstand at AL Post 176. It is true his music is celebrated worldwide. When I […]
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Takeaways from AP’s Report on How World Cup Host Cities Are Approaching Homelessness
By Michael Casey and R.J. RicoAssociated Press ATLANTA (AP) — With the World Cup set to kick off across North America, some host cities have been using the 39-day soccer […]
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SFPD Chief Fabian Valdez Being ‘Forced to Retire’ Say Those Close to the Department
After leading the San Fernando Police Department (SFPD) for just over four years, SFPD Chief Fabian Valdez has been forced to retire, effective June 19, according to sources close to […]
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Criminal Attack on Infrastructure Results in Outage for Local Spectrum Customers
This morning Spectrum reported that fiber optic lines were intentionally cut in a criminal attack on critical infrastructure, resulting in a temporary outage for some residents and businesses in Sylmar […]