LITTLEROCK (CNS) — Detectives at the sheriff’s Palmdale Station are seeking the public’s help to find a man who made numerous unauthorized ATM transactions in Littlerock. The suspect made the […]
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Shooting Victim Identified
VAN NUYS (CNS) – Authorities have identified a 21-year-old man who was killed in a drive-by shooting at the apartment complex in Van Nuys where he lived. Officers sent to […]
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Police Searching for Sexual Predator in North Hills
LAPD officers are warning residents about a man they consider to be a sexual predator in North Hills. Detectives have released two composite sketches, from two separate victims, of a […]
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Unlicensed Lawyer Pleads No Contest To Fraud
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Victims of a San Fernando Valley man who practiced immigration law without a license are eligible for restitution, the Los Angeles city attorney said. Jesus Lozano, […]
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A Look at California’s Emergency Drought Water Restrictions
SACRAMENTO (AP) — Amid a historic drought, the California State Water Resources Control Board has voted to extend and expand restrictions on water use. Local water departments will enforce the […]
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Government Waste
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A Los Angeles County supervisor took aim at an agency responsible for administering more than $6 billion in healthcare funding for low-income residents, charging that much […]
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County Resumes Control of Welfare Reform
LOS ANGELES — A transition team of volunteers assembled to help reform the county’s child welfare system has turned over its responsibilities to county employees, urging that more be done. […]
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Analysis: Why Netanyahu? It’s more than just nationalism
JERUSALEM (AP) — It’s a mystery to many: Benjamin Netanyahu’s campaign gained steam when he ruled out the creation of a Palestinian state, and he seems determined to continue settling […]
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In Remembrance of Women’s Freedom: A Historical Celebration
“There never will be complete equality until women themselves help to make laws and elect lawmakers.” –Susan B. Anthony, 1897 Anthony was right! It wasn’t until 1920, when women gained […]
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High Speed Rail Continues It’s Process Through the Northeast Valley
Dan Richard, chairman of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, met with the San Fernando City Council on Wednesday, March 11, in a special session. “He requested a meeting with […]