Congress is poised to reassert itself as a coequal branch ready to challenge Trump and reverse course after the past two years of unified Republican control.
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Becerra will be California’s first Latino governor since the late 19th century.
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Some of the state’s wealthiest residents have spent hundreds of millions to defeat Prop. 40, the “billionaire tax.” Supporters say billionaires should pay their “fair share” and help fund social services.
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Rep. Robert Garcia is in line to lead the powerful Oversight Committee, where he could demand answers from immigration agents and become one of the president’s loudest antagonists.
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Don’t be fooled by early election returns. It can take California weeks to tally votes, leading to “red mirages” and “blue shifts.”
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The U.S.Supreme Court today rejected the Trump administration’s 11th-hour demand for California to set aside thousands of disputed mail ballots ahead of tomorrow’s midterm elections. Earlier Monday, the Justice Department […]
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On the eve of the midterm elections, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and LA City Councilmember Nithya Raman actively campaigned across town, vying for the substantial number of undecided voters […]
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The union that represents 29,000 faculty members is asking its members to authorize a strike after negotiations with California State University reached an impasse.
The post Why some CSU faculty are ready for a strike: ‘The last contract sucked’ appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
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It's the first outside analysis of a list that the Department of Justice has used to threaten prosecution of election officials.
The post Over 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens are not on Calif. voter rolls, analysis finds appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
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Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and San Fernando Valley residents still have time to make their voices heard in the 2026 general election. Haven’t voted yet? Not sure where […]
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“My worst fear just came true,” said the mother of one disabled student in his class.
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By Matthew Robinson NORTH HOLLYWOOD –The Verdugo Hills Dons (VHS) are one of those teams in the Los Angeles City Section that one doesn’t hear much about. And that’s because […]
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The spill happened around 6:30 p.m. near Livingston Drive and Second Street, according to a statement from the city’s Health Department.
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Forecasters say there’s both a chance the region could get more rain than expected, or very little. Either way, they say Halloween weekend will be wet.
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At least four elections workers in California have received federal criminal grand jury subpoenas over the past week.
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Huge projects like the Belmont Pool and $50 million in convention center upgrades are waiting for funding. City officials say they want to borrow now to get them — and many smaller projects — done.
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Data shows the city has had to pay out larger settlements and verdicts for pothole-related lawsuits in recent years.
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This isn’t the first time the building has caught fire.
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A federal judge refused to order California to set aside 20,000 ballots, citing a ‘pattern of attempted election interference’ by the Trump administration.
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The school had to repair hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, including a Virgin Mary statue that had been pulverized.
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Por Maria Luisa Torres y Gabriel Arizon San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol Residentes locales que buscan orientación para las inminentes elecciones legislativas de mitad de periodo se reunieron esta semana […]
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ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Figuras prominentes del pasado te enseñan “movimientos” de poder que puedes usar en tu escena esta semana. Incluso los personajes complicados dejaron […]
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Viernes, 30 de octubre Festival de Otoño Organizado por Community Autism Services Centro de Aprendizaje de Autismo del Valle de San Fernando 11487 San Fernando Rd. San Fernando 4 p.m. […]
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Casi seis de cada 10 adolescentes experimentan el ciberacoso antes de cumplir 18 años. Y el 17% de los estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles (LAUSD) reportaron haber […]
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Décadas después de que el programa de baloncesto femenino en la John F. Kennedy High School en Granada Hills consolidara su lugar en la historia escolar al ganar múltiples títulos […]
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By Maria Luisa Torres and Gabriel ArizonSan Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol Local voters seeking guidance on the imminent midterm elections gathered at Bodevi Wine and Espresso Bar in the City […]
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On a sunny Tuesday on the campus of California State University, Northridge (CSUN) – exactly one week before Election Day, Nov. 3 – a group in the student quad suddenly […]
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During a time when protecting our right to vote – free of interference – is crucial, California’s Secretary of State Shirley Nash Weber, Ph.D., is urging everyone eligible to exercise […]
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By Adam EchelmanCalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Be prepared for California’s general election: Sign up for our election newsletter to get breaking […]
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LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Dolores Huerta, who co-founded the United Farm Workers union with César Chávez and became one of the most recognizable voices in support of workers, women, civil […]
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It’s the latest in a string of leadership changes among public safety institutions. The police chief and director of disaster preparedness also recently announced their retirements.
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Cargo has flowed through the Long Beach and LA ports at a record-breaking pace this year. This could derail that.
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The city says it’s finally secured funding to move a stretch of Shoreline Drive out of César Chávez Park and connect a miles-long network of open space.
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Luis Arreguin, a father of four, lived for 49 years in the United States. It took just 16 days for ICE to send him to Mexico after detaining him in Fresno.
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Horney Corner, Naples and the Peninsula all saw flooding from exceptionally high tides this week, and more are expected.
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For more than a century the state’s K-12 system has been fragmented between the state superintendent of public instruction, State Board of Education, governor’s office, the Legislature, local school boards and a dozen other entities.
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Grassroots groups have been pushing for a moratorium on AI use.
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By Matthew Robinson GRANADA HILLS – There were two ominous signs before and during Friday’s Cleveland Cavaliers versus Granada Hills Highlanders game when it appeared that the Highlanders were in […]
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Por Robert Gutiérrez, presidente de la Asociación de Contribuyentes de California Los californianos ya pagan algunos de los impuestos sobre los ingresos más altos del país. La Proposición 42 busca […]
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By Robert Gutierrez, president of the California Taxpayers Association Californians already pay some of the highest income taxes in the country. Proposition 42 seeks to protect the money they have […]
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Trustees oversee one of Long Beach's most important educational institutions, which is navigating major construction projects and a shifting educational landscape.
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Next July, new Medi-Cal rules prohibit seniors and people with disabilities from saving more than $21,000.
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A local nonprofit is using ghouls and ghosts to help people understand complicated ballot propositions.
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Her daughter says the community has stepped up as the family mourns: "You all reminded me that I’m not alone.”
The post StormBurger to host fundraiser in honor of 72-year-old grandma killed in hit-and-run appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
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Expect longer droughts, more extreme heat, greater wildfire risk and more beach erosion.
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The Board of Education voted Wednesday night to close the elementary schools as the district continues to struggle with falling enrollment and a multimillion-dollar budget deficit.
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En respuesta al aumento de las operaciones de inmigración en California durante las últimas semanas previas a las elecciones de mitad de período, líderes comunitarios y funcionarios electos dijeron que […]
The post Defensoría de la Inmigración Advierte Que los Crecientes Operativos de Redadas de ICE Buscan Mantener a los Votantes Lejos de las Urnas appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.
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Ante el telón de un mural colorido afuera del San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center en Van Nuys, una coalición de diversos aliados comunitarios dio inicio a la United […]
The post Residentes de Los Ángeles Piden Ayudar a Combatir el Odio por Texto y Votando en la Elección de Mitad de Periodo appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.
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Durante la sesión del Concejo Municipal de San Fernando de esta semana, la gerente municipal Kanika Kith anunció públicamente su salida inminente a principios de diciembre y el nuevo director […]
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ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) En busca de inspiración para la nueva temporada. Reunirás pedacitos de aquello que admiras y los fijarás en el “mood board” de […]
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Viernes, 23 de octubre Noche Familiar de Juegos de Mesa Espeluznantes Biblioteca de San Fernando 217 N. Maclay Ave. San Fernando 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. Acompáñenos a disfrutar de […]
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Tras un proceso de dos años, la Escuela Secundaria Charles Maclay en Pacoima cambió su nombre a Glenoaks Academy, un movimiento que aleja a la escuela del fundador de la […]
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Tras años de planeación, recabar aportes mediante numerosas reuniones comunitarias y obtener la aprobación en juntas directivas y de autoridades electas locales, la Autoridad Metropolitana de Transporte de Los Ángeles […]
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Cada Día de Año Nuevo, los desfiles flotantes con diseños ingeniosos y exhibiciones florales coloridas deslumbran a los espectadores en todo el mundo durante el tradicional Tournament of Roses Parade. […]
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In response to surging immigration operations across California in the final weeks before the midterm elections, community leaders and elected officials said the heightened raids are meant to keep voters […]
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Against the backdrop of a colorful mural outside of the San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center in Van Nuys, a coalition of diverse community partners kicked off United Against […]
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Chief Wally Hebeish said he’ll retire in December after 32 years in law enforcement.
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Police said a fight between “multiple subjects” escalated into a stabbing.
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The city plans to expand the program with 700 pedal-assist bikes by next year and up to 2,000 by 2029.
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Here’s where you can get 10 pre-filled sandbags loaded into your car, free of charge, as you prepare for the rainy season.
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Groups are sharing ways to respond to ICE activity and training community members on voter protection ahead of the November election.
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Hackers stole personal and demographic information about 5.7 million students at California public schools.
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The city has been suffering through a surge of fatal crashes. There have been 40 so far this year, more than double the number of homicides.
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Mayor Rex Richardson told the Long Beach Post he was sending a written complaint seeking answers from federal authorities about why agents stopped the man.
The post ICE agents who injured Long Beach man must be pulled off the streets and investigated, mayor says appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
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They want Long Beach Unified to ban generative AI use. They’re acting out skits and surveying their classmates to get their point across.
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Dramatic video shows a crowd blocked ICE agents from leaving until Long Beach police arrived, uncuffed the injured man and took him for medical treatment.
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By Matthew Robinson CHATSWORTH – Before last night’s contest, few people outside of the El Camino Royals program gave them much of a chance to beat the Chatsworth Chancellors. One […]
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Police say a gunman holed up in a home shot at officers, prompting the SWAT standoff.
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The Savannah Bananas, a touring baseball team known for unconventional rules, choreographed dancing and trick plays, will make their Dodger Stadium debut next April. The Bananas will face the Firefighters […]
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They suspect an environmental hazard, and they say Long Beach Unified wasn’t transparent about test results.
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There will be a rally from 10 a.m. to noon at Bixby Park.
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While police were chasing him, the driver fired multiple times out of the driver’s side window back at officers, authorities say.
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Helpful Housing says it’s provided homes for 10,000 people, but it’s accused of falsifying tax documents and tenant information, as well as swindling low-income renters out of money.
The post He promised homes for families. Now he’s accused of millions in fraud — and one attorney says that’s just the beginning appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
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La reacción en redes sociales fue inmediata, con enojo e incredulidad después de que se difundiera la noticia de que el actor Danny Trejo está en producción para la próxima […]
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Cuando Robert Haberman entró por primera vez a North Hills Cooperative Preschool en Granada Hills con su hija hace unos dos años, no estaba seguro de que fuera el momento […]
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Desde 1966, SkillsUSA, una organización de desarrollo de la fuerza laboral para estudiantes, ha realizado el Washington Leadership Training Institute (WLTI) en la capital del país, reuniendo a jóvenes adultos […]
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ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Esta es una gran semana para ti, Aries. Eres empático y estás sintonizado con lo que te rodea. Podrías sentirte cálido […]
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Viernes, 16 de Octubre 360 Behavioral Health – Evento de Halloween Trunk or Treat en Santa Clarita 26415 Carl Boyer Dr. Suite 120 Santa Clarita 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. […]
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Para Rosa Vásquez de Chatsworth, una semana típica incluye días ocupados en su trabajo corporativo, con varias llamadas diarias para revisar a sus padres, seguidas de visitas regulares a su […]
The post Crecimiento de la Población de Adultos Mayores y Sus Familias Luchan con la Atención Médica appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.
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2026203141 FICTITIOUSBUSINESS NAMESTATEMENT Mailing Address:Viva Jalisco Mexican Restaurant Inc; 1024 N Maclay Ave Suite H; San Fernando, CA 91340. The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: PERLATAPATIARESTAURANT;12777 San Fernando […]
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SUMMONS (CITACIONJUDICIAL) Case No. 26VECV01533 NoticetoDefendant: TATEVIK HAKOBI ABGARYAN, an individual; and DOES 1 through 50, inclusive YouarebeingsuedbyPlaintiff: SALLY SOLIMAN, an individual; CELINA HANA, a minor, by and through her […]
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Reaction on social media was swift, with anger and disbelief after news spread that actor Danny Trejo was in production for the upcoming movie, “Pawn Shop,” co-produced by conservative Ben […]
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Since 1966, SkillsUSA, a workforce development organization for students, has held the Washington Leadership Training Institute (WLTI) in the nation’s capital, bringing young adults from across the country together to […]
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The family of Song Tate has felt so embraced by their local community that they're extending an open invitation to her celebration of life this weekend.
The post As police searched for driver who killed beloved grandma, neighbors moved swiftly to support her family appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
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One parent who spoke out said there must be accountability and consequences.
The post High school water polo players hurt in ‘shocking’ hazing incident, coach says in email to parents appeared first on Long Beach Post News.