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Wrongway driver blamed for 9-car chain-reaction pileup on 14 Freeway faces felony charges
The accused wrongway driver blamed for a nine- vehicle chain-reaction crash that injured 11 people on the northbound Antelope Valley Freeway in Agua Dulce Monday was expected to be arraigned in San Fernando Wednesday on felony charges, including driving under the influence of drugs.
The approximately 1.9 acre surplus state property, located at 1st St. and Broadway, was sold to the City of Los Angeles for approximately $7.5 million.
Lenny Dykstra expected to be released from prison on Sunday
Former Major League baseball player Lenny Dykstra appears in Los Angeles Superior Court for an arraignment in San Fernando, Calif., in this Aug. 8, 2011, file photo.
Salesman Jorge Fernandez, left, helps customer Jesse Godinez of San Fernando, Calif., who was shopping for two new tires at Rent-a-Wheel last fall.
Fifty-four students from the San Fernando Institute for Applied Media at San Fernando Middle School were the latest group to complete the Hippocrates Circle program sponsored by Kaiser Permante in Panorama City.
San Fernando Valley council must start to fulfill potential: Editorial
It was gaveled into existence with high hopes for giving a much-needed boost to the political power of the San Fernando Valley.
Gregory J. Wilcox: Marketing executive to head alliance
Gregory S. Krikorian, a veteran marketing executive and Glendale school board member has been tapped to be the fourth leader of the Valley Economic Alliance.
Two weeks after 18 members of Occupy San Fernando filed claims alleging Pasadena police officers struck them with batons as they protested a Nov. 14 appearance by former Mexican President Vicente Fox at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, another member of the group has filed a claim for damages, also alleging abuse at the hands of police.
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Governor Brown Announces Appointments
Judith Frank, 71, of Los Angeles, has been appointed to the California Health Facilities Financing Authority.
Powerhouse Fire: 19,500 acres north of Santa Clarita -- and growing with wind shift
The amount of acreage blackened by the Powerhouse Fire north of Santa Clarita was revised upward to 19,500 acres this morning, with at least five structures burned since the blaze took a turn for the worse with a Saturday afternoon wind shift, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman said today.
LADOT approves NELA bike lanes after lengthy contentious battle. But...
Update: City Planner Claire Bowen sends word that the determination sent out yesterday was merely a procedural matter, and should not be read as a final decision in the matter.
LA Teacher Looks To Revive Vocational Training In Schools
A Los Angeles elementary school teacher who scored a surprise upset win on Election Night says she's ready to make an impact for students.
Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana
One such place was the Mission San Fernando Rey de EspaA a, founded in 1797 north of Los Angeles and located in a vast valley in, what is today, Mission Hills on San Fernando Road.
The Buzz: Clean jokes at California Roast few and far between
Lawmakers who gathered Tuesday evening to roast Assembly Budget Committee Chair Bob Blumenfield at Sacramento's Red Lion Hotel tore at him and one another with glee.
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COMMENTARY- Council Member Urges Support of Measure A
On March 4, 2013 the City Council declared the City is in a "fiscal emergency"! Declaring a fiscal emergency justified placing the General half-cent Tax Measure on a Special Election Ballot to be held on Tuesday, June 4. All five council members recognized that the City is in a dire state of financial crisis.
San Fernando Voters to Decide on Sales Tax Hike
The San Fernando City Council is hoping that voters in the small municipality approve a half-cent sales tax increase in a special election on Tuesday, June 4, to help reduce a $4 million budget deficit.
MultiView makes waves in digital B2B web series production
A year ago, MultiView Inc., a leading digital publisher for associations, embarked on an unprecedented journey for the company.