Maria Luisa Torres

Recent back-to-back killings in Texas and Maine by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents – and increased ICE raids both locally and nationwide – are reigniting widespread public outrage, […]

For nearly a decade, Genaro Salcedo worked seven days a week running his family business El Compadre, a neighborhood market in Sun Valley that sold fresh cuts of meat, pan […]

Nearly two months after the sudden June 5 announcement that former San Fernando Police Department (SFPD) Chief Fabian Valdez would be leaving the city, the San Fernando City Council approved […]

Near Glenoaks Boulevard in Glendale last week, a woman’s piercing screams were heart-wrenching. “Help me! Help me!” she cried out repeatedly in Spanish, as five U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement […]

Nearly a year after shuttering the San Fernando Valley’s first-ever film festival – after 25 years of showcasing local, national and international movies – the Valley Film Festival (VFF) is […]

Nearly a year after shuttering the San Fernando Valley’s first-ever film festival – after 25 years of showcasing local, national and international movies –

Rotting food waste is being routed to Simi Valley Landfill and El Sobrante Landfill in Corona – the community near Sunshine Canyon is staying vigilant

A perimeter set up by the LAPD at the Sylmar Metrolink Station after a man, identified as Rudy Ortiz, was fatally stabbed, July 31. (SFVS/el Sol Photo/Gabriel Arizon)

Jim Davis, a resident of Sylmar and Los Angeles Marathon legacy runner, passed away on July 19. He was 85 years old. A celebration of life will be held in […]

As LAUSD faces fiscal crisis, initiative aims to improve attendance and related funding