Maria Luisa Torres is a journalist for The San Fernando Valley Sun, focusing on local news in the San Fernando Valley area of California. She covers a wide range of topics including immigration, community events, art, and social issues. Maria is dedicated to keeping her readers informed about the happenings in their community and highlighting the stories that matter most to them.
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Maria Luisa Torres primarily covers local news in the San Fernando Valley, with a focus on community events and expert commentary. She often highlights stories related to family & relationships, as well as content & publishing.
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First day of school at San Fernando Elementary School, Aug. 12. (SFVS/el Sol Photo/Semantha Raquel Norris)
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Middle school students who are enrolled in LAUSD’s Migrant Education Program participate in an Academic Pentathlon competition. (Photo courtesy of LAUSD-MEP)
By: Maria Luisa Torres
One week after Juan Figueroa of San Fernando was arrested and booked on suspicion of murder in connection with the brutal killing of local mother Karla Terron, investigators are working […]
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Coalition is calling for new rent cap formula in the San Fernando Valley and citywide
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Relatives are seeking justice, want the driver at fault arrested and charged
Expanded kitchen facility provides culinary job training and motivation for their clients who contribute in making 6,000 meals a day
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Almost 1,000 mourners overflowed the pews of University Christian Church in Los Angeles for a memorial service on Aug. 17 to celebrate the lives of Yadira and Marcos Caamal. The […]
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Community members of all ages are invited to bring lawn chairs and picnic baskets to El Cariso Park on Sept. 21 for an opening night performance of “Madame Butterfly,” to […]
Casa Esperanza serves Blythe Street residents in Panorama City to reduce crime and gang activity
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Homeowner believes active shooter protocol should prioritize getting aid to victims
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