By Maria Luisa TorresSpecial to the San Fernando Valley Sun Long-time San Fernando resident Juanita Garcia is the legal adoptive parent of three grandsons, all of whom have varying levels […]
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City of San Fernando Doctor Warns Community of Intense “Triple Threat” Flu Season
The flu season is already here. It usually hits in December, but health officials are already seeing higher cases of the flu now and are expecting to see many more […]
Have A Safe Halloween for the Whole Family
While many children still enjoy the Halloween tradition of “trick or treating,” in their neighborhoods, many families now prefer to go to planned events. With COVID-19 still present and talk […]
Oaxacan Immigrants Condemn LA Councilmembers Racist Recording, Demand More Accountability
Cesar ArredondoSpecial to the San Fernando Valley Sun On a recent Monday morning, Maria Mendoza was busy getting things ready to open the doors of La AsunciĂłn, a Oaxacan restaurant […]
Scandalized Los Angeles Leader Resigns City Council Seat
By Brian Melley and Don ThompsonAssociated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez has announced that she is resigning her council seat amid a […]
LAFD Camp Gives Girls a Different View – into Life as a Firefighter
After a two-and-a-half-year hiatus, the Los Angeles Fire Department’s Girl’s Camp returned. “We were all ready to go,” said Kristine Larson, battalion chief and president of Los Angeles Women in […]
Soccer Organization in Pacoima Holds “Footy Fridays” With Goals For a Confident Life
On Friday nights, a group of more than 40 girls gathers at the LAB FIVE soccer center in Pacoima to play each other in small, yet competitive games. Called “Her […]
Northridge Parents Express Concern Over Elementary School’s Handling of School Shooting Threat
City of San Fernando resident Marcos Ramos was released from custody Friday, Sept. 16, after he made an alleged school shooting threat, alarming parents and staff at the school where […]
Celebrating Latino Heritage, Achievements and Contributions
This week kicks off a month-long celebration of Latino culture and history – officially beginning on Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 – it coincides with Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries […]
Four Women Now Sue LAUSD Over Sexual Abuse Allegations at Cleveland High School
By Gabriel Arizon and Diana MartinezSan Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol In April and May of 2023, jurors will begin to hear the cases of four plaintiffs in separate lawsuits against […]
