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Most of transportation sales tax would go elsewhere
A high-speed transit project along the 405 freeway through the Sepulveda Pass at a cost of $1 billion dollars would be funded by the County's proposed half-cent sales tax.
Updates: Officials identify crash victim as San Fernando man
The Fresno County Coroner's Office this morning made public the name of the Southern California man killed Sunday night when a car he was driving ran off the road on Interstate 5 just south of Derrick Avenue ...
Thieves hit Habitat for Humanity project in LA
The theft of thousands of dollars worth of construction equipment is halting a Habitat for Humanity project to house 62 low-income families in the San Fernando Valley.
Layoffs will hit state services
A day after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered the layoffs of more than 10,000 state employees, officials said they expect that state facilities such as Department of Motor Vehicle offices, parks and beaches ...
LA earthquake a warning to all Californians
The July 29, 2008 earthquake in Los Angeles should be a reminder to the residents of California that large earthquakes are a reality in our state.
The number of hate crimes in Los Angeles County jumped 28 percent in 2007, the highest total in the last five years, officials said Thursday.
Community health clinics threatened by state budget jam
Community clinic operators in the San Fernando Valley and countywide say they will be forced to turn away new patients, cut services and limit hours if state payments don't come through before the end of the ...
Recall effort roils San Fernando
Its leaders like to see this city as a sort of Latino Mayberry, an idyllic small-town oasis surrounded by the most urbanized areas of the San Fernando Valley.
Snubbed on water projects? Nope, it was planned
Local water officials watching their peers throughout the county gobble up $25 million in state funding earmarked for various water projects this week say they missed the latest funding boat on purpose.
Blu-ray, Soundtrack Pro to be discussed at next lafcpug meeeting
The next meeting of the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group will be Wednesday, July 23, beginning at 6:45 pm at the Gallery Theater in E. Hollywood California.
Recall effort roils San Fernando
Its leaders like to see this city as a sort of Latino Mayberry, an idyllic small-town oasis surrounded by the most urbanized areas of the San Fernando Valley.
It wasn't easy for Arnold Urquidez and his wife Carol to cope with his impending kidney failure.
Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Northridge celebrated the groundbreaking of a new 4,200-square-foot Ministry Hall June 29 under the leadership of its pastor, Msgr.
Sleeper emerging with strong performance
Sleeper athlete prospect Rashaad Reynolds from San Fernando, Calif., is a player to keep your eye on this fall.
LAFCPUG : Final Cut in Hollywood
Join us as welcome Quantum Solutions to lafcpug to talk about the ever important question of archiving and storage.
Charitable giving is on a roll
Carol Head's mission is to feed the hungry. As owner of Oliver's Artisan Breads, she delivers hundreds of European-style loaves and rolls each day to restaurants, grocery stores and food-service operations in ...
Accused rapist's case going to trial
Several incidents Adrian Arriano, accused of rape, will stand trial in a few weeks.
SoCal heatwave on hold; chance of showers
Lower temperatures are forecast for Los Angeles and vicinity Friday, along with a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
Sunshine Canyon: An article in the June 30 California section about the Sunshine Canyon Landfill said the dump sits atop an underground reservoir that holds water for 19 million people.
Heat Wave! Triple-Digit Temps In Store For Some Areas
The Southland's heat wave will generate more triple-digit temperatures on Tuesday, prompting a warning to residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.