Whether you are the best singer in the shower or think you’re ready for the next American Idol, the Mission College Community Choir would like to welcome you to join […]
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Pierce College Football Players, Coaches Devastated by Sudden Season Cancellation
Over the weekend, Los Angeles Pierce College football players and coaches grew concerned over rumors that their season was going to be cancelled by their administration. On the morning of […]
Victim of Fatal Stabbing at Sylmar Metrolink Station Identified
The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner (DME) has released the name of the victim killed in a stabbing death on the Metrolink platform at the Sylmar-San Fernando station […]
Local Aviation Community Packed the Room at Whiteman Airport’s First Safety Seminar
The first quarterly pilot safety seminar at Whiteman Airport was held on July 27, as pilots, flight instructors, aircraft owners and members of the aviation community filled the room to […]
City of San Fernando Begins Search for Permanent Police Chief; Names Interim Chief
SAN FERNANDO (CNS) – The San Fernando Police Department announced the appointment of a new interim police chief Tuesday, Aug. 4. Anthony Miranda is expected to lead the department as […]
Sunshine Canyon Landfill in Sylmar Receiving Rubble from Lineage Warehouse Fire
When Wayde Hunter of Granada Hills first heard that fire debris from the blaze that destroyed a frozen food warehouse in Boyle Heights would be dumped at Sunshine Canyon Landfill […]
Jim Davis, a Longtime Sylmar Resident and LA Marathon Legacy Runner, Passes Away
Jim Davis, a resident of Sylmar and Los Angeles Marathon legacy runner, passed away on July 19. He was 85 years old. A celebration of life will be held in […]
The CIRCLE Program Can Expand Program Following $2 Million Federal Funding
In 2021, the Crisis and Incident Response through Community-led Engagement (CIRCLE) program was launched in Los Angeles to deploy crisis response teams instead of police officers to address nonviolent calls […]
CSUN Receives Federal Grant to Make Records of Pivotal Valley Politicians Available Online
For those who know San Fernando Valley history, the names Bobbi Fielder, James C. Corman and Ed Davis will resonate. They were elected officials, Democrat and Republican, who left their […]
SpaceX Posts Loss in First Report as a Public Company but Less than Expected
By Bernard Condon AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) — SpaceX reported a smaller loss than Wall Street expected along with a surge in revenue in its first quarterly report as […]
