LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Inmigrantes y otras personas sin seguro médico podrán solicitar un plan de salud gratuito del condado de Los Angeles a través de un camión que llegará hasta las inmediaciones de seis consulados latinoamericanos, conforme a un acuerdo firmado el lunes entre una red de clínicas y las entidades diplomáticas. Mediante el […]
Los Angeles: Ofrecen Seguro Médico a Inmigrantes
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Expresidente Flores Seguirá en Hospital Privado
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — El expresidente salvadoreño Francisco Flores permanecerá otros siete días en un hospital privado donde es tratado por una trombosis que padece en una de sus piernas, de acuerdo con un diagnóstico del estatal Instituto de Medicina Legal. “El juez (Levis Italmir Orellana) ya recibió la recomendación de Medicina Legal, […]
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Three Glasses of Milk Daily Increases Risk of Early Death by 40 Percent
Is there anything more American than milk and apple pie? Maybe the apple pie contains too many calories, but milk, particularly 2 percent or fat free is the perfect drink. High in the best quality protein, rich in vitamins and not too many calories. It also contains 300 mg of calcium per glass. In almost […]
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Kids Holiday Gifts
Terry Savage, Creative Syndicate What to give your children or grandchildren for the holiday season is an annual dilemma. Once you get past the popular holiday toys (think “Frozen” anything!) or clothes (not very exciting), there are some real opportunities to make your gift a rewarding money experience for the young people in your life. So […]
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Spice Up the Holiday Season
Whether you’re preparing for a big gathering or hosting a small dinner with loved ones, make any get-together a special occasion with a twist on delicious, seasonal classics. Impress your guests with a Hot & Spicy Mulled Cider and a Sweet & Smoky Roast Chicken that will fill your home with enticing aromas and joyful […]
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Horoscope for the Week of November 16, 2014
ARIES (March 21-April 19). It is human nature for the immature to assume that everything they’re going through is unique to them. It’s also human nature for the mature to assure them it’s not. You support those who feel isolated by letting them know they are not inventing new emotions that no one on Earth has […]
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Padilla Elected Secretary of State
Alex Padilla, the state senator from Pacoima, became the highest ranking Latino in a state elected office after winning a close race for Secretary of State in the Nov. 4 election. Padilla received 2.65 million votes, or 52.5 percent, on Tuesday to edge Republican Pete Peterson, who received 2.4 million votes, or 47.5 percent. “I […]
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Lopez Pulls Off Huge Upset Victory
Patty Lopez, who became one of the fiercest and most outspoken critics against the former San Fernando City Council embroiled in scandals and also was part of a coalition that pushed for a recall election, surprised everyone by defeating incumbent state Assemblymember Raul Bocanegra in the 39th District. While Lopez had been encouraged to run […]
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Thieves Rob Van Nuys School, Cause Thousands in Damages
A school created to help young men and women finish their education is now in search of help itself. Thieves broke into the Cloud & Fire YouthBuild Charter School in Van Nuys on Oct. 25, stealing computers and a van, and causing extensive damage from which the facility is trying to recover. “It impacted us […]
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Pretrial Hearing Delayed in Gabriel Fernandez Torture Killing Case
The pretrial hearing originally scheduled last week for Pearl Sinthia Fernandez and Isauro Aguirre, the Palmdale couple charged in the fatal beating of the woman’s 8-year-old son Gabriel, has been delayed until Dec. 3. The couple appeared in court and the postponement was announced after a brief conference at sidebar. A group of people all wearing […]