Por Jose Herrera City News Service LOS ÁNGELES (CNS) – En asociación con el Cónsul General de México y el Condado de Los Ángeles, la alcaldesa Karen Bass anunció el martes 20 de enero que LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes en el centro servirá como la casa de hospitalidad de México para la Copa del […]
LA Abre Casa México, Primera Casa de Hospitalidad Oficial, para la Copa del Mundo
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El Concejo Municipal No Es ‘Favorable a los Negocios’, Dice un Concejal y un Líder de Asociación de Centros Comerciales
A principios de enero, algunos propietarios de negocios locales quedaron sorprendidos al recibir una carta del Concejo Municipal de San Fernando – fue entregada a mano por el secretario de la ciudad, acompañado por un oficial de policía local – solicitando cinco años de documentos financieros. Los documentos financieros solicitados se refieren a su trabajo […]
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LA, Funcionarios Estatales Expresan Apoyo a una Propuesta Alternativa para el Proyecto del Corredor Sepúlveda
El día antes de que la Junta del Metro de Los Ángeles votara sobre qué camino tomaría el Proyecto del Corredor de Tránsito Sepúlveda, un gran número de funcionarios locales se reunió frente al Ayuntamiento de Van Nuys para expresar su apoyo a una llamada Alternativa Preferida Local (APL). El proyecto es una línea de […]
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Cambios en el Código Fiscal que los Propietarios de Pequeños Negocios Necesitan Saber
La temporada de impuestos comienza el próximo lunes, pero debido a la aprobación de la Ley Una Gran Hermosa (OBBB) el julio pasado, se han realizado cambios en el código fiscal que impactarán las declaraciones de impuestos de los propietarios de pequeños negocios. Brittany Benson, gerente del equipo de contenido fiscal de Block Advisors, parte […]
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Fostering Future Leaders at the Boys & Girls Club of San Fernando Valley
Trusting and listening to today’s youth will help empower tomorrow’s leaders, according to a panel of guest speakers at the Boys and Girls Club of San Fernando Valley (BGCSFV) on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. “Today we gather to reflect and connect, and to recommit ourselves to advancing the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, […]
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LA County Library Launches Free Tutoring Program to Support Learning for Young Students
Los Angeles County Library launched STAR (Students Together Achieving Results) Tutoring on Jan 20, a new free, in-person tutoring program designed to support students between first and sixth grade at 30 locations, including in the City of San Fernando. Building on the success of the Reading Stars and Summer Stars programs, STAR Tutoring expands tutoring […]
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The US Political Climate Spurs Efforts to Reclaim the MLK Holiday
By Terry Tang Associated Press As communities across the country on Monday hosted parades, panels and service projects for the 40th federal observation of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the political climate for some is more fraught with tensions than festive with reflection on the slain Black American civil rights icon’s legacy. In the year since […]
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LA Opens Casa Mexico, First Official Hospitality House, for World Cup
By Jose HerreraCity News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – In partnership with the Mexican Consul General and Los Angeles County, Mayor Karen Bass announced Tuesday, Jan. 20, that LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in downtown will serve as Mexico’s hospitality house for the World Cup. Casa Mexico will be open to the general public […]
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City Council Isn’t ‘Business Friendly,’ Says a Councilmember and a Mall Association Leader
In early January, some local business owners were shocked to receive a letter from the San Fernando City Council – it was hand-delivered by the city clerk, accompanied by a local police officer – requesting five years’ worth of financial documents. The requested financial records pertain to their work with the San Fernando Mall Association, […]
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Judge Rejects Challenge to Fire Debris Disposal at Calabasas Landfill
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A judge rejected a year-old effort Tuesday, Jan. 20, by the city of Calabasas to prevent disposal of debris from the Palisades Fire at a landfill in the city, ruling that hazardous materials are being removed before debris is deposited at the facility. Lawyers for the city maintained in their petition […]