By Milexsy Durán Associated Press HAVANA (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday pledged imminent action against Cuba’s socialist government as his moves against the island bring the U.S.’ longtime opponent deeper into crisis. A day after Trump’s sanctions on Venezuela, including a stop to vital oil exports to Cuba, contributed to Cuba’s latest nationwide […]
Trump, Rubio Call for New Cuban Leaders as Latest Blackout Underscores Deepening Economic Crisis
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In His Words: How Gregory Bovino Became a Face of Trump’s Mass Deportations and Ended His Career
By Elliot Spagat Associated Press Gregory Bovino, who became a face of the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics in large cities, confirmed to The Associated Press on Tuesday that he plans to retire from the Border Patrol in the coming weeks. Bovino, 55, joined the Border Patrol in 1996 and steadily rose through the ranks. […]
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Family and Friends Gather for Funeral to Bid Farewell to Khimberly Zavaleta
Over 75 people gathered at the Church of the Recessional at Forest Lawn Glendale for the funeral of Khimberly Zavaleta, the beloved 12-year-old girl who died due to a fatal head injury after being hit by a metal water bottle during a bullying incident at Reseda Charter High School. “When I try to speak about […]
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Hope the Mission Helping Transport the Unhoused to Cooling Centers Amidst High Heat
It’s the last week of winter, but it’s felt like summer these past few days as temperatures have reached the high 90s. Cooling centers across Los Angeles have been activated at libraries and recreational centers as the extreme heat is expected to continue until tomorrow. The trouble for some, though, particularly in the unhoused community, […]
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Van Nuys Airport Informs High School Students About Aviation Careers Through Youth Academy
For the second time, Van Nuys Airport opened its hangar doors to high school students to teach them about the numerous careers and pathways in aviation through the Youth Leadership Airport Academy (YLAA). The academy is an eight-week, four-session course for a cohort of more than two dozen students from schools across the San Fernando […]
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Cesar Chavez Memorials
Schools and streets throughout the country have been named in tribute to Cesar Chavez. In the City of San Fernando, there is a notable memorial with a bronze statue and mural that honors the late labor leader. There is also a local public school, the César E. Chávez Learning Academies, that holds his name. Now, […]
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Super Bloom, Super Sneeze: Recent Rains Trigger Tougher Allergy Season in Southern California
If you suffer from allergies, experts are saying we’re experiencing a more intense allergy season this year in Southern California mainly due to recent heavy rains that have led to an explosion of plant growth and pollen in the air. As spring approaches and temperatures get warmer and drier, more plants mean more pollen in […]
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Maria Elena “Mary” Solorio, San Fernando City Councilmember, is Assembly District 43rd’s 2026 Woman of the Year
Assemblymember Celeste Rodriguez recognized Maria Elena “Mary” Solorio, a San Fernando City Councilmember, as Assembly District 43rd’s 2026 Woman of the Year for her steadfast dedication to community representation. A lifelong San Fernando resident, Solorio was elected to the San Fernando City Council in 2022 and previously served as vice mayor. A first-generation Mexican American […]
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31st Adelante Mujer Conference
Comisión Femenil held its 31st Adelante Mujer conference, Blueprint for Tomorrow, at CSUN’s Student Union last Saturday. Approximately 350, mostly Latina high school students, attended the day-long conference. Latina professionals held career-oriented workshops for the students. A college and resource fair was also held at the conference. Students were able to speak directly to representatives […]
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Marnie Delacruz, Formerly Unhoused, Finds Joy on the Job at Hope the Mission
When Marnie Delacruz goes to work, she always looks forward to doing everything she can to help her clients feel seen, supported and celebrated for all their achievements, however big or small. Those special clients are unhoused individuals and families from across the San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys, who receive a wide range of […]