By Matthew Robinson WOODLAND HILLS-Finally, after 364 days, the Canoga Park Hunters can say that they know what winning a football game feels like. Before the game clock read triple […]
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Authorities Offering Reward for Information Regarding Studio City Hit-and-Run
STUDIO CITY (CNS) – The family of a 36-year-old who was killed in a hit-and-run crash while riding a motorcycle in Studio City appealed to the public for information leading […]
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Bailee Rios May Not Appear at Next Court Date in San Fernando After Judge Grants Medical Waiver
Last week, people were angry when Bailee Lynn Rios entered a not guilty plea to two counts of second-degree murder and charges of driving under the influence, reckless driving and […]
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Founders of MEND Honored with Square Dedication Outside Its Pacoima Headquarters
Fifty-five years ago, Ed and Carolyn Rose began a grassroots effort in their garage to help the low-income families they saw throughout the San Fernando Valley. They didn’t need to […]
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The Artwork of the Late Leonard Bermudez Jr. on Display at the Braly Gallery
Starting Oct. 1, Edward Bermudez will be displaying the artistic works created by his father, Leonard Bermudez Jr., in an exhibit at The Braly Gallery in downtown Los Angeles. A […]
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After Four Missed Hearings, Rios Arraigned in Deadly Chatsworth Metro Bus Crash
When Bailee Lynn Rios was wheeled into a courtroom dock at the San Fernando Courthouse this morning for her arraignment, she was sitting up on a gurney with a somber […]
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First and Only Community-Built Handball Court in LA Gets a Touch-Up
To people outside the Northeast San Fernando Valley, the handball court right next to Ritchie Valens Pool in Pacoima may not seem all that special. But to local long-time residents, […]
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One Week Later – The Pain of Processing Two Deadly Chatsworth Crashes Continues
Sandra Alvarado first met Eliana Moreno on the job over 10 years ago, but it wasn’t until five years later that the news industry co-workers started hanging out and became […]
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LA County Honors Diana Martinez and Lupita Infante for Latino Heritage Month
The LA County Board of Supervisors honored lifelong journalist/news editor Diana Martinez and singer-songwriter Lupita Infante this week in celebration of Latino Heritage Month. “They are both telling our stories,” […]
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Covered California Holds Summit Over Looming HR-1 Cuts to Federal Subsidies
This fall, many Californians who receive their health insurance plans from Covered California could face increased costs due to billions of dollars in looming cuts to federal subsidies from HR-1, […]