By Nick MartinezSan Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol The LGBTQ+ Progress Pride Flag was raised in front of San Fernando’s City Hall on June 1 in celebration of Pride Month. The […]
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Valley Parents Consider School Safety Following Mass Shooting In Uvalde
By Gabriel Arizon and Nick MartinezSan Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol The 2021-22 school term is nearly over. But, parents everywhere are apprehensive about leaving their children at school and are […]
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“We Are America” — San Fernando Students Are Voices of the Nation’s Future
Students in Fernando Lopez’ Ethnic Studies high school class are now published authors. Joining selected schools across the country, students from San Fernando High School and, most recently at the […]
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Those Who Refuse Vaccination In the Name of God
This is Part 1 of a series of articles about people who are opting not be vaccinated. Disclosure: We have changed the names of some church attendees at their request, […]
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Millions Nationwide Expected to Show Their Support for Abortion Rights This Weekend
Since Politico’s report that an initial draft majority opinion from the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) would overturn Roe v. Wade — the landmark 1973 case where the court ruled that “unduly […]
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CSUN Students, Faculty Angered by the Move to End Federally Protected Abortion Rights
On May 2, an initial draft majority opinion from the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) leaked by Politico, revealed a decision to eliminate Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that […]
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San Fernando Family Determined to Find Out Who Murdered Their Brother
The five sons of Sara Aguilar and Raul Aguirre, Sr. — Raul Jr., Alexander, David, Job and William — always considered “family” to be most important. When their father, a […]
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Fighting Back From the Impact of the Megadrought
California remains plunged into a drought that — according to some researchers — has lasted more than two decades and is considered a “megadrought.” Such events have happened before in history. But this megadrought, the researchers say, is being driven by human-caused climate change that is leading to longer, hotter, and drier temperatures.
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Superintendent, Panorama High Students Celebrate Confirmation of Supreme Court Justice
Wendell Greer III, special education teacher and faculty advisor to the Black Student Union at Panorama High, watched somewhat bemusedly as a group of selected students filed into a classroom […]
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The Devastation of Distracted Driving
A row of empty chairs, with the exception of a single white rose and photos on placards, was a silent and symbolic audience for Emani Lawrence and others describing the […]