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 […]
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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 […]
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Seventy Percent of UTLA Teachers Have Considered Leaving, Report Says
Nicole Patin has been teaching English within the Los Angeles Unified School District for 20 years, starting at Pacoima Middle School before going to then newly opened Arleta High School […]
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Mitchell Calls for Relocation of Young Offenders From Sylmar Juvenile Hall to Probation Camp in Malibu
SYLMAR (CNS) – Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Holly Mitchell called on the county Probation Department this week to immediately begin transferring more than four dozen youth offenders […]
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Valley Man Vows to Stay with Waystation Chimps until the Very End
By Diana Martinez and Alejandro JSM ChavezSan Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol Anher Flores was only 17 years old when he found his calling — caring for animals at the Wildlife […]
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Covid 19 Testing, Masking Will Be Less Stringent As Students Return Back to School
When students and teachers go back to school on Monday, Aug. 15, they’ll find more relaxed requirements to address Covid-19 and its variants. There won’t be lines to enter the […]
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“Eli” Remembered as Pacoima Wash is One Step Closer to a Safer Bridge, Bike Path and Park Improvements
By Solomon O. Smith and Diana MartinezSFV Sun Contributing writer Kids taking shortcuts to and from school evokes memories of childhood summers for some but for the family of Elias […]
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Hoping For a Donated Kidney for Transplant
By Nancy De Los Santos Special to the San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol The illness seemed to always be lurking near Carlos Arriaga’s life. It wasn’t center stage, but stood […]
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Residents Told that Trees Remain Essential for Health, Safety During Drought
By Mike O’Sullivan In the midst of the worst drought in California’s history, don’t forget to water your trees, which are essential to water conservation and community health and safety. […]
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North Hollywood Family Fights For Justice Following Anti-Asian Attack
This article is the beginning of a 12-part- series on language and its relationship to stereotypes and its impact on interethnic communities. This series examines the continued use of negative, […]