Investigation Underway Gabriel Lopez-Gonzalez, 22, a resident of Van Nuys, has been identified as the man who was killed in an officer-involved shooting in the city of San Fernando on Tuesday, Aug. 12. In an interview with the San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol, Lt.. Dave Coleman of the L.A. County Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau said the […]
One Dead, at Least One Injured after Officer Involved Shooting in the City of San Fernando
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Growing Older, Not Alone
If you’re growing older, you’re not alone. Some sobering statistics from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services highlight the explosive growth of the elderly population in America. For a start, those over 65 numbered 41.4 million in 2011, an increase of 6.3 million, or 18 percent, since 2000. Of course, young adults just […]
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Back to School Bites
When it comes to packing lunches and after school snacks for your little ones, it’s easy to get into a rut. But by making a few delicious and convenient choices in the grocery store, you can break away from the same old sandwich routine and serve up nibbles and noshes your kids will love. Whether […]
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Tackle a Winning Taste with Korean Pork Skewers
Tackle a Winning Taste with Korean Pork Skewers Nutritious Dairy Foods Give Kids an Essential Boost It’s not just a Spanish, tapas-style thing anymore. At all different types of bars and restaurants across the United States, you’ll find menus that continue to explore ways to feature favorite foods – like pork – in more bite-sized, snack-able […]
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Consenting to a Serious Medical Treatment Requires Education and Empowerment
LIFELONG HEATH This week a patient came to me asking if he should have open-heart surgery. Am I qualified to provide advice? Some of my critics believe I have no business making recommendations, since I am not a specialist in the field and that only cardiologists are qualified to offer such opinions. My take on […]
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Ebola Death Toll Reaches 932; 1,700 Cases
ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — A Nigerian nurse who treated a man with Ebola is now dead and five others are sick with one of the world’s most virulent diseases, authorities said Wednesday, August 6, as the death toll rose to at least 932 people in four West African countries. The growing number of cases in […]
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El Football de Poly en Terreno Más Firme en 2014
El sudor y los pujidos del verano se ven y escuchan por doquier en la secundaria Poly mientras el equipo de football empieza a tomar forma para la temporada 2014. Pero estos sonidos son, en la mente del entrenador José Campos, el comienzo de una nueva base. Campos era entrenador del equipo de junior varsity […]
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Informe: Mexicanos Mayoría ara Programa Migración
WASHINGTON (AP) — Los mexicanos representan un 65% de los 1.2 millones de inmigrantes menores de 30 años que reúnen los requisitos para beneficiarse de un programa migratorio temporal conocido por sus siglas en inglés DACA, según un análisis difundido el miércoles. El Migration Policy Institute dijo en un reporte que a los mexicanos siguen […]
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Roselyn Sánchez Ya No Sufre por su Acento
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tras haber pasado años tratando infructuosamente de eliminar su acento latino, Roselyn Sánchez dice que el que fue “el mayor problema” de su carrera ya no lo es. “(Mi acento en inglés) me abre dos puertas, me cierra una, me abre tres, me cierra dos. Ha sido una batalla continua porque […]