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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Hilton, Becerra Heading for Runoff in CA Governor Race
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra appeared today to be heading for a November runoff election, outdistancing a large field of competitors in the state’s […]
Bass Out Front in LA Mayor’s Race; Pratt Runs Second
By Jose HerreraCity News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was preparing Wednesday for November’s general election in her bid for a second term, with former […]
Supporters of Mayor Karen Bass Are Hopeful She Will Win Second Term This Fall
There was a celebratory atmosphere at the LINE LA Hotel in Koreatown, where hundreds of enthusiastic voters gathered for the LA County Democratic Party’s primary election watch party for Mayor […]
Incumbents Mendoza, Solorio and Candidate Rivas Lead Race for San Fernando City Council
Two days after the final votes were cast for the California primaries, the frontrunners for the three open seats on the San Fernando City Council are incumbents Mary Mendoza, Mary […]
Special Olympics Athlete and SFPD Carry the Torch for the Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run
Just as the sun broke through the morning fog on Wednesday, the “Flame of Hope” from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Mission Hills Division was handed to the team […]
Public Health Unveils Heat-Related Illness Dashboard
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health will give residents and public health officials access to a dashboard tracking heat-related illnesses and deaths across the […]
