Viernes, Agosto 29 Viernes de Camiones de Comida de Magnolia Park Burbank’s Magnolia Park 3614 W Magnolia Blvd. Burbank 6 p.m. – 10 p.m. ¡El evento de verano favorito de Burbank está de regreso! Camiones de comida, música, compras y diversión en Magnolia Blvd. ¡Gratis y familiar! _____________________ Viernes, Agosto 29 San Fernando Together – […]
EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 28 de agosto, 2025
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Activistas del Valle de San Fernando Continúan Luchando por los Sin Hogar a Pesar de Ser Objetivo de las Autoridades
Un informe publicado el 26 de agosto por el Centro Nacional de Leyes de Inmigración (NILC) muestra que una abrumadora mayoría de los beneficiarios de la Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA) temen perder el acceso futuro a los servicios de atención médica y muchos están experimentando un empeoramiento de su salud […]
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Rabinos y Cantores de Los Ángeles Piden Ayuda Alimentaria Inmediata para Gaza
Decenas de rabinos y cantores se reunieron el lunes frente al Consulado General de Israel en Brentwood para pedir ayuda alimentaria inmediata para Gaza, el fin de la guerra en Gaza y el regreso seguro a casa de los rehenes que permanecen en cautiverio de Hamás. Esta es la primera vez que se hace un […]
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El Ayuntamiento de San Fernando Aprueba por Poco Margen una Moción para Brindar Apoyo Condicional al Proyecto de Tren Ligero
EUn dividido Ayuntamiento de San Fernando aprobó la semana pasada una moción para brindar apoyo condicional a una de las posibles opciones de construcción del Tren Ligero del Este del Valle de San Fernando (ESFV LRT) si la Autoridad de Transporte Metropolitano del Condado de Los Ángeles (Metro) acepta implementar varias medidas de mitigación. El […]
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Cartero de USPS en Glendale Recibe el Premio Héroe del Director General de Correos
Un cartero del Servicio Postal de los Estados Unidos (USPS) de Glendale, Victor Castaneda, fue honrado la semana pasada por sus heroicos esfuerzos al ayudar a apagar un incendio en una casa mientras entregaba correo en su ruta del vecindario. Castaneda, de la estación Glendale Verdugo Viejo de USPS, fue honrado con el Premio Héroe […]
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Family of Wrongfully Detained San Fernando High School Student Files Claim Against ICE
The week that the Los Angeles School District (LAUSD) returned to school, a 15-year-old San Fernando High School student with mental disabilities was wrongfully detained by federal immigration authorities outside of Arleta High School. The family alleges, in a $1-million damage claim filed Monday against the President Donald Trump administration, the actions of the Immigration […]
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Congresswoman Luz Rivas Introduces INFORM ACT to Require Family Notification When Detainees Are Transferred
It is frightening enough when it’s learned that a loved one has been apprehended by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), but the fear for their safety increases when they can’t be located. With delays and neglect in updating the system, there are cases of people apprehended who have “disappeared” from the agency’s online tracking system, […]
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San Fernando City Council Narrowly Passes Motion to Give Conditional Support for Light Rail Train Project
A divided San Fernando City Council approved a motion last week to provide conditional support for one of the possible build-out options of the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Train (ESFV LRT) if the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) agrees to make several mitigation measures. The project is divided into a southern […]
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Annual 55th Chicano Moratorium Marches Against Injustice on Saturday
More than five decades ago, tens of thousands marched in the Chicano Moratorium in East Los Angeles, holding signs of protest against the Vietnam War and the disproportionate numbers of Chicanos who were killed. The march ended violently with police in riot gear attacking the protestors. LA Times reporter Ruben Salazar was killed by a […]
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DACA Recipients Fear Losing Health Care Access, Annual Report Shows
A report published Aug. 26 by the National Immigration Law Center (NILC) shows that an overwhelming majority of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients fear losing future access to health care services and many are experiencing worsening health due to concerns about their immigration status. Concerns about access to health care likely stem from […]