Nearly a year after shuttering the San Fernando Valley’s first-ever film festival – after 25 years of showcasing local, national and international movies – the Valley Film Festival (VFF) is […]
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A Blessing of the Motorcycles Will Be Held in the City of San Fernando
Many are familiar with the Blessing of the Animals, since this popular ceremony has been held annually for many years at downtown Olvera Street and at various local parks. But, […]
Valley Boxers a Big Hit at Junior Golden Gloves Tournament
Edgar Ponce is a San Fernando Valley lifer. He is also a boxing lifer. Born and raised in Sun Valley, the 45 year old grew up learning boxing and the […]
El Nido Receives $315,000 Grant for Pacoima Farmers Market and Wellness Programs
Three years ago, El Nido Family Centers began holding the first certified farmers market in Pacoima every Saturday – open to the public – offering fresh produce, local vendors, artisans […]
San Fernando City Council Approves Three-Year Action Plan for the SFPD
Nearly two months after the sudden June 5 announcement that former San Fernando Police Department (SFPD) Chief Fabian Valdez would be leaving the city, the San Fernando City Council approved […]
City Opposes Retrial of Lawsuit Over Girl Killed in LAPD Shooting
BURBANK (CNS) – Attorneys for the parents of a teen girl who was inadvertently shot to death by a Los Angeles police officer in a North Hollywood store are asking […]
Hundreds March in DTLA with Cardboard Coffins to Protest ICE-Related Deaths and Tactics
Near Glenoaks Boulevard in Glendale last week, a woman’s piercing screams were heart-wrenching. “Help me! Help me!” she cried out repeatedly in Spanish, as five U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement […]
Woman Alleges Two Projectiles Struck Her During Immigration Protests
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A woman is suing the city and county of Los Angeles, as well as the state, alleging law enforcement from at least one agency, to be […]
Setting the Record Straight: The Indispensable Community Value of Whiteman Airport
By Ron Berinstein On behalf of the thousands of Southern California residents who benefit daily from the vital services Whiteman Airport facilitates, I say, “Well done!” We must stand up […]
Hearing Set for Firefighter Charged With Wife’s Murder
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – An Oct. 21 hearing was set Wednesday, July 29, to determine if there is enough evidence to require a Glendale firefighter to stand trial on a […]
