Maria Luisa Torres is a journalist at NewsBreak and The San Fernando Valley Sun. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on LATAM, culture and society, and environmental issues such as climate change and water conservation. Maria's insightful reporting on cultural movements and the intersections of beauty, fashion, and the arts has been featured in prominent outlets.
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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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By: Maria Luisa Torres
Congresswoman Luz Rivas (right) presented a check for $850,000 in federal funding for the Pacoima Wash Bridge Mitigation Project with Los Angeles City Councilmember Imelda Padilla. (Photo courtesy of the office of LA City Councilmember Imelda Padilla)
By: Maria Luisa Torres
California State Sen. Caroline Menjivar (center) with Linda Hodge (left), co-founder of Living for Purpose, and the director LaTisha Johnson at the organization’s first annual Women’s Empowerment Symposium in San Fernando. (Photo courtesy of Living for Purpose)
By: Maria Luisa Torres
The husband and father is now back home with his family, but his future is uncertain
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Family of Ramiro Herrera, 83, believe LAPD, park rangers didn’t do enough to find him
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Despite political shifts, parents still strongly value multilingualism
By: Maria Luisa Torres
The American Red Cross recently declared its second-ever national blood supply shortage, and is encouraging all eligible Angelenos to donate blood. (Photo courtesy of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center)
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Facilities are part of plan to provide local drinking water for LA and valley residents
By: Maria Luisa Torres
Prop 45 would enable polluting projects to avoid environmental review, public input
By: Maria Luisa Torres
The event offered small group discussions, a panel presentation and a resource fair
By: Maria Luisa Torres
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, it wreaked havoc on family routines, work schedules and personal connections, as people complied with stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of the virus. For […]
