While it was previously reported that the Hawley family would be taking Six Flags Magic Mountain to court in a wrongful death lawsuit after 22-year-old Christopher suffered a fatal brain […]
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The Midnight Hour Says Goodbye to the City of San Fernando
The Midnight Hour Records, a touchstone in the City of San Fernando, while moving out, celebrated its sixth anniversary this past weekend. Although it’s a spot to purchase vinyl and […]
Missing Man Found Dead in Hansen Dam Lake Three Days After He Disappeared
When Rosa Ohm and her husband Ramiro Herrera were visiting Hansen Dam Recreational Park in Lake View Terrace for a birthday party early last week, Herrera decided to take advantage […]
LAUSD Superintendent Welcomes Students Back to School Across the District
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Superintendent Andrés E. Chait kicked off his first “back-to-school” day at dawn in Van Nuys, where he greeted school bus drivers before visiting multiple […]
LAUSD Superintendent, Faculty Encourage School Attendance with Home Visits
The week before starting fifth grade at Pacoima Middle School, Aiden Vazquez had a unique experience – he met several faculty members from his new school and shook hands with […]
The 26th Annual Valley Film Festival Goes Back to its Roots
Nearly a year after shuttering the San Fernando Valley’s first-ever film festival – after 25 years of showcasing local, national and international movies – the Valley Film Festival (VFF) is […]
San Fernando Gardens Soccer Team Wins the First HACLA Youth World Cup Championship
For more than a month, the world has been focused on the FIFA World Cup, as millions tuned in to watch the games and cheer on their favorite teams. But […]
Recent Back-to-Back Shooting Deaths by ICE Agents Reignite National and International Outrage
Recent back-to-back killings in Texas and Maine by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents – and increased ICE raids both locally and nationwide – are reigniting widespread public outrage, […]
Cesar Chavez Learning Academies in San Fernando is Renamed Arroyo High School
More than three months after a national publication reported the late labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually abused women and minors, the Cesar E. Chavez Learning Academies (CCLA) in San Fernando […]
Congresswoman Luz Rivas Urges USCIS to Address Growing Backlog of DACA Renewals
A growing backlog in renewal applications for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is creating hardships for many DACA recipients, including delayed work authorizations and financial difficulties, Congresswoman Luz Rivas […]
