Litzy Valencia, una estudiante de penúltimo año en El Camino Real Charter High School en Woodland Hills, siempre espera con gusto el almuerzo de los martes, cuando se reúne con un grupo de compañeros para compartir historias y trabajar juntos en proyectos de arte y escritura. La mayoría de los aproximadamente 15 adolescentes se han […]
POPS y PATHFinder: Clubes Apoyan a Adolescentes Impactados por Encarcelamiento y Deportación
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El Libro ‘A Secret Chord’ Presenta Trabajos de Estudiantes de los Clubes POPS y PATHFinder
Casi todos los años desde 2014, decenas de jóvenes que han sido afectados por el encarcelamiento, la detención o la deportación de un padre, pariente o ser querido han compartido su experiencia en una publicación anual. La antología de este año – titulada “A Secret Chord” (Un Acorde Secreto) – está programada para su lanzamiento […]
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Granada Hills Charter se Lleva su Décimo Título Nacional del Decatlón Académico de Estados Unidos
Fue una mañana de logros en la Granada Hills Charter High School (GHCHS) el martes, cuando la administración reconoció a sus numerosos equipos académicos y atléticos y sus logros. Pero las estrellas del día fueron su equipo de Decatlón Académico, que ganó el décimo título nacional de la escuela. El equipo de nueve estudiantes alcanzó […]
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Sister of Autistic Non-Verbal Woman Handcuffed by LAPD Said They Used ‘Too Much Force’
When Celina of Panorama City (who requested her last name not be used) recently heard her sister Alondra’s voice for the first time in months, she recognized her immediately. Unfortunately, said Celina, the circumstances were appalling: her older sister had forwarded her an Instagram video containing disturbing footage – it was their younger sister Alondra, […]
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Report Details Injuries Sustained by Boy Whose Body Was Found in Trash Bin
VAN NUYS (CNS) – A 5-year-old boy who was allegedly killed by his mother’s ex-boyfriend suffered horrific injuries before his body was dumped in a Panorama City trash bin, according to a medical examiner’s report, as the suspect remains jailed awaiting trial. Brycson Malik Gaddis, who is now 21, was charged in August 2025 with […]
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LA Opera’s ‘Falstaff’ is a Classic Comedy that Remains Familiar Today
A treasured gem, LA Opera continues to bring world-class talent and artistry in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Giuseppe Verdi’s “Falstaff” is currently on stage at LA Opera’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion starring Craig Colclough and conducted by James Conlon. Running now until May 10, this comedic masterpiece is delightful and timeless. It is satisfying […]
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Former, Current LA Aviation Commissioners Speak Out Against Efforts by Politicians to Close Whiteman
Amid renewed conversations regarding whether Whiteman Airport should be shut down following last week’s plane crash in the parking lot of an auto parts store in Pacoima, former and current members of the Los Angeles Aviation Commission held a virtual meeting to call out the efforts of local officials to close it and to unfreeze […]
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Whiteman Airport Safety – Concerns Raised Versus Actions Taken
By Matthew Stone Considering the San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol’s extensive reporting on Whiteman Airport recently, greater context is timely and necessary. Only hours after the April 20th mishap, avowed Whiteman detractors, including LA City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez, as well as nonprofit leaders Veronica Padilla-Campos of Pacoima Beautiful and Roberto Barragan of ICON CDC, began […]
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Los Angeles Valley College Receives $1 Million in Federal Funding for Cybersecurity Center
Congresswoman Luz Rivas presented a ceremonial check of $1 million in federal funding to Los Angeles Valley College on April 25 for the creation of a cybersecurity center at the college’s Valley Academic Hall, which opened in February. The goal is to expand the college’s existing Cybersecurity Program into a training and innovation hub to […]
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LA Needs 100,000 Construction Workers. Community Colleges are Racing to Train Them
By Adam EchelmanCalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Hudson Idov wasn’t excited about any of his college options — that is, until his Los Angeles house burned down in the Palisades Fire his senior year of high school. Less than a week after graduation, he and one of […]