Mayor Karen Bass unveiled a new 100% affordable housing project Tuesday, March 31, a short distance away from the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center – a 53-unit development that […]
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46th Annual Bookmark Contest Winners
Twenty grand prize winners in the 46th Annual Bookmark Contest were recognized by the Los Angeles County Library during the Board of Supervisors meeting on March 24. The artists were […]
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Changes to CalFresh Eligibility to Impact Non-Citizens
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Changes to CalFresh eligibility affecting certain non-citizens will take effect tomorrow, potentially impacting thousands of recipients, Los Angeles County officials announced today. The Department of Public […]
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Large Crowds Turns Out in Downtown LA, Elsewhere for ‘No Kings’ Protests
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Large crowds turned out at more than 50 “No Kings” Day demonstrations across Los Angeles and Orange County today, including thousands of people in downtown Los […]
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Former Stiiizy User Alleges Psychosis, Wants Anonymity
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A young man who alleges he acquired cannabis-induced psychosis from using marijuana brand Stiiizy wants to keep his name out of pleadings in the case, but […]
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At Least 1,000 US Troops from 82nd Airborne Set to Deploy to Mideast, AP Sources Say
By Konstantin Toropin And Aamer Madhani Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. military is preparing to deploy at least 1,000 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East […]
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Community Members Share Reactions to Cesar Chavez Allegations and Local Actions
Since last week’s shocking investigative report by the New York Times about allegations that legendary labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually abused women, the measures taken to date have been swift […]
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Chicano Studies Program Pioneer Rudy Acuña Dies at 93
By John Rogers And Janie Har Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rodolfo “Rudy” Acuña, a pioneering political activist, academic and historian who founded one of the first Chicano Studies programs […]
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Sylmar Studios to Open in July; Executives Expect Positive Impact for Local Community
Nearly four years after breaking ground in the heart of Sylmar, the aptly named Sylmar Studios expects to finally open its state-of-the-art six-soundstage facilities this summer for entertainment productions of […]
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Woman Celebrates Being the Latest in Her Family to Turn 100 Years Old
For someone to reach 100 years old is extraordinary, given how few can reach that milestone. But for one local woman, Eve Catran, she’s just the latest in her family […]