The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) has unveiled the first of 78 light rail cars for use on the expanding Metro Rail system. The first pilot car was […]
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Safe Surrender – Baby Boy Surrendered at Tarzana Hospital
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A newborn boy was left at a Tarzana hospital as part of the Safe Surrender program, Supervisor Don Knabe announced this week via Twitter. “Great news!” […]
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Get a Special Inside Look at Space Shuttle Endeavour
The Space Shuttle Endeavour, housed at L.A.’s California Science Center, is continuing to delight visitors. Last week, the bay doors were open for a brief public view, which was called […]
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North Hills Woman Pleads Guilty for Sex Trafficking
SANTA ANA (CNS) — A North Hills woman pleaded guilty in a Santa Ana federal courtroom to sex trafficking a 12- to 13-year-old girl while working as a prostitute in […]
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Should Residents Fear Ebola?
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A pair of City Council members insisted today there is no Ebola “crisis” in the United States and urged the public to focus their attention instead […]
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Gov’t Seeks Supplies for Immigration Documents
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Homeland Security Department appears to be preparing for an increase in the number of immigrants applying for work permits after President Barack Obama announces his long-promised […]
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US Journalist Recovers; Ebola ‘Czar’ Gets to Work
WASHINGTON (AP) — A TV news cameraman treated for Ebola was ready to go home Oct. 22, the fifth patient transported from West Africa to recover at a U.S. hospital, […]
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Deasy Resigns
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent John Deasy submitted his resignation today, ending his three-year tenure as head of the nation’s second-largest school district. Although he […]
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Ebola Risk “Very Low” In California
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — There are no cases or suspected cases of Ebola in California, and the risk of the spread of virus in the state “is very low,” a state […]
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Trouble Persists at L.A. Mission College — Former Foundation President Arrested
The former chairman of the Los Angeles Mission College Foundation, Jose Luis Oliva, 37, was arrested on Oct.7 and accused of stealing nearly $10,000 from the charitable fund. He has been charged […]