La familia de Richard Ulloa, quien falleció en un accidente donde el conductor se dio a la fuga, está pidiendo al ayuda del público para identificar a dicho motorista. Ulloa, de 39 años y residente de Sylmar, caminaba empujando un carrito de compras en dirección sur, en la esquina del bulevar Laurel Canyon y la […]
Familia Pide Ayuda Para Encontrar Conductor que se dio a la Fuga
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Padres de Niño que Falleció al Quedar Dentro de Auto Describen su Pesadilla
Los padres y familiares de Vincent “Vinny” Quintana, el pequeño de 3 años que falleció el miércoles 30 de Julio, hablaron con el San Fernando Valley Sun/El sol para corregir “noticias erróneas” que reportaban que la familia entera estaban tomando una siesta de tres horas a medio días al momento de la tragedia y que […]
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Man Kills Common-law Wife in Front of Family
PANORAMA CITY (CNS) — A man shot and killed his common-law wife in front of their children before turning the weapon on himself in Panorama City, police said Saturday, August 2. Seven children, aged 1-19, were present inside the apartment on the 8700 block of Tobias Avenue at the time of the 10 p.m. shooting, […]
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Poly Football on Firmer Footing in 2014
Parrots Have Had A Full Year To Learn Campos’ System The grunts and groans of summer are in full swing at Poly High as the 2014 football team is taking shape. But these sounds of human construction are, in the mind of Coach Jose Campos, the beginning of a new foundation. Campos was a junior […]
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Immigrant Children
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Los Angeles City Council called on the federal government to offer immigration hearings and grant refugee status to Central American children who arrived in the United States by way of the country’s southwest over the past several months. The council voted 13-0 to approve a resolution calling on Congress and […]
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Op-ed on San Fernando Valley Congressman’s Appeal for Healthier Meals
Who doesn’t like the idea of having another holiday? A special day to try something new? And what if it could happen every week? Thanks to a San Fernando Valley congressman’s effort, more people are thinking about taking that kind of weekly holiday— from meat, that is. A letter recently circulated to members of Congress […]
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How to Calm Start-of-School Jitters
SACRAMENTO – The back-to-school season is an exciting time, but it can also cause anxiety for some children – and parents too! Preparing in advance can help your child feel more confident and have a more positive school experience. California State PTA offers guidance for parents and students for helping to calm jitters during the […]
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Consumer Reporting Agencies Follow Your Moves
By now, you’ve probably heard about the Big Three credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion), which monitor your financial history and issue credit reports and credit scores to potential lenders. But did you know that there are dozens of other specialty consumer reporting agencies that track your history for activities that may not appear on […]
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Ford Amphitheatre is the Venue for Mexican Folklorico Dance and Music
The Ford Amphitheatre has been the place this summer to see L.A.’s top Mexican folklorico dance companies and Mariachi musicians. During one recent weekend, Grandeza Mexicana Folk dance performed on one day and Las Colibri, Mariachi Garibaldi and Folklor Pasión Mexicana performed the very next day. Coming up on Friday, Aug. 15, the San Fernando […]
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Murder suspect arrested by LAPD Gang Unit
Gang unit officers from the LAPD Mission Station have arrested a suspect for the July 17 double homicide that occurred in front of a 7-Eleven store in Panorama City. Angel Santana was taken into custody on Aug. 2 and booked on a charge of murder. He remains in custody in lieu of $1 million bail. […]