A coalition of health and community leaders launched Keep LA Covered on Sept. 17, a countywide campaign to help Los Angeles County residents keep their Medi-Cal coverage as sweeping federal […]
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Covered California Holds Summit Over Looming HR-1 Cuts to Federal Subsidies
This fall, many Californians who receive their health insurance plans from Covered California could face increased costs due to billions of dollars in looming cuts to federal subsidies from HR-1, […]
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Pediatric Experts Warn Children Could Face Increased Flu Risks This Season
By Terry Kanakri Although it might be a bit early to determine the severity of the upcoming flu season, one thing is certain: getting vaccinated against influenza offers you the […]
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California Farmers Are Struggling to Sell Grapes as Demand for Wine Drops
By Terry CheaAssociated Press LODI, Calif. (AP) — It’s harvest time in California wine country, but many growers are struggling to sell their grapes as changing drinking habits have caused […]
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Taft Had No Answer for La Salle’s High-Powered Offense in 48-13 Loss
By Matthew Robinson WOODLAND HILLS –The Taft Toreadors found out quickly on Friday that the La Salle Lancers were nothing like the Channel Islands Raiders team they faced a week […]
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NTSB Leads Probe into Deadly NewsChopper4 Crash in Chatsworth
CHATSWORTH (CNS) – A National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigative team have started what is expected to be a monthslong investigation into the cause of a television news helicopter crash […]
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Driver of SUV Arrested in Deadly Metro Bus Collision in Chatsworth
A woman was arrested in a fatal crash in Chatsworth on Tuesday after she plowed into a Metro bus with her SUV on Nordhoff Street near De Soto Avenue. Two […]
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Large Crowds Attend LA’s El Grito 2026 Celebration
The El Grito celebration drew thousands of people of all ages who came to dance to their favorite bands, eat traditional, and at the end of the night hear the […]
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City of San Fernando Gathers Community Input to Replace the Cesar Chavez Memorial
Just days after sexual abuse allegations were published about the late labor leader Cesar Chavez last March, the city removed the bronze statue of his likeness. After the large sized […]
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LA School Board Honors Latino Heritage Month
The Los Angeles Unified Board of Education celebrated the rich heritage, culture and contributions of the Latino/a/e communities to public schools, communities across Los Angeles, and the entire country on […]