The family of Gabriel Lopez-Gonzalez, who was killed when he faced San Fernando Police officers in a confusing episode along Brand Boulevard in the City of San Fernando, has doubted […]
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Woman Killed, Man Arrested After Two-Vehicle Crash in Sylmar
Two allegedly drunken drivers collided early Sunday morning, Dec. 28, in Sylmar. One driver was killed, and the second was arrested, police said. Blanca Lopez, 58, a resident of Sylmar, […]
Is Stereotyping Racist?
As I have said on many occasions, “[Todo] depende del cristal con que se mire” (“everything depends on the color of the crystal that one looks through”). Our life experiences, social […]
Ditch Your Tired New Year’s Resolutions—and Make 2015 Your Best Year Yet with One Word
If you’re among the 88 percent of Americans who fail to achieve their New Year’s resolutions each year, authors Dan Britton, Jimmy Page, and Jon Gordon offer a simpler alternative with […]
Pacoima Man Charged With Child Endangerment
SAN FERNANDO (CNS) – A Pacoima man accused of leaving his 6-month-old daughter outside in cold weather early Christmas morning, then passing out drunk on a couch inside, pleaded not […]
Horse Cruelty
LANCASTER (CNS) – A woman accused of bearing responsibility for the starvation deaths of four horses at a Leona Valley stable pleaded not guilty to felony charges. Aron Emily Jacques, […]
Autopsy Report for Ezell Ford Released after Months of Controversy
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Ezell Ford, whose shooting death by Los Angeles police sparked months of protests and calls by community activists for a transparent investigation, was shot once in […]
Opponents of Plastic Bag Ban Claim Success of Signature-Gathering Drive
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Opponents of a law banning the use of single-use plastic bags have announced they have submitted enough signatures to qualify the referendum for the November 2016 […]
US Off War Footing at Year’s End, but Wars Go On
WASHINGTON (AP) — Taking America off a permanent war footing is proving harder than President Barack Obama may have suggested. U.S. troops are back in Iraq, the endgame in Afghanistan […]
Beginning New Traditions
The tree lighting and community Christmas gathering is a long tradition in the City of San Fernando. It was first started by Carolyn Riggs at the Lopez Adobe and over […]
