LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Retailers who sell tobacco products and are located near schools will be the targets of an educational and enforcement campaign announced by City Attorney Mike Feuer […]
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CSUN Hosts Annual ‘Meet the Dogs’ Police Department Event
California State University, Northridge’s Department of Police Services will show off their tough but lovable K-9 Unit dogs at the second-annual “Meet the Dogs” fundraiser on April 15. Members of […]
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Chief Tony Vairo Officially Sworn In
New police Chief Tony Vairo (center) is congratulated by San Fernando City Council members (below) after being officially sworn in April 6 (top). Vairo, who has served on the San […]
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Exercise Risk
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Middle-aged athletes are at low risk for having a sudden cardiac arrest while playing sports; and those who do have a greater chance of surviving the […]
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L.A. County Air Pollution Worst in Nation
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles County’s air quality has improved but continues to be some of the worst in the nation, while the area’s groundwater and stormwater have excessive […]
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Stronger US Economy and Dollar Tighten Latin American Ties
WASHINGTON (AP) — In Mexico City, an auto parts company expects to ride a resurgent U.S. auto industry to $1 billion in annual revenue by 2016. In Bogota, Colombia, a […]
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Hundreds Show Up for Van Nuys Public Hearing to Increase Minimum Wage
Hundreds of people showed up at Van Nuys City Hall Tuesday, March 31, to provide testimony at a public hearing on the proposal to increase the minimum wage. There were […]
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L.A. County Commissions Study on Raising Minimum Wage
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Following in the footsteps of the city, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has commissioned a study on the impacts of raising the minimum wage. […]
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Smile, You’re on LAPD Camera
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Hundreds of body cameras have been delivered to the Los Angeles Police Department, and are expected to be put in use starting this summer, LAPD officials […]
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Support For Minimum Wage Increase, Bone Marrow Drive Highlights Chávez March
Community activists and politicians marched with others along Brand Boulevard in Mission Hills through Laurel Canyon in Pacoima to honor César Chávez, the late civil rights leader who fought for social justice […]