Diana Martinez

1 month ago | sanfernandosun.com | Diana Martinez

When the kids from Pacoima walk into sports competitions, they have style – their jerseys stand out – the letters RVRC are artfully shaped to form a guitar, it’s a perfect logo for Ritchie Valens Recreation Center. Named after the rock ‘n’ roll legend, RVRC has been the after-school spot for local kids, including those from nearby Pacoima Middle and San Fernando High. They join sports teams and take classes just for fun at the park.

2 months ago | superchannel12.com | Diana Martinez

Acuña, Coah.- A pesar de que, la presa La Amistad está en su nivel histórico más bajo, se incrementó de forma alarmante el caudal de extracción de agua, lo que representaría un daño irreparable, indicó el alcalde de Acuña, Emilio de Hoyos. A través de un comunicado oficial, el Alcalde manifestó su preocupación ante las extracciones extraordinarias de agua, que pasaron de 18 a 120 metros cúbicos por segundo.

2 months ago | sanfernandosun.com | Diana Martinez

No hay duda. Si Cindy Montañez no hubiera sucumbido al cáncer y aún así hubiera servido en el consejo de la ciudad local, San Fernando sería hoy una ciudad santuario. Sin lugar a dudas, cuando dijo que la comunidad era lo más importante para ella, lo decía en serio. Ella escuchó y representó a los residentes con su voto. No necesitaba que le explicaran demasiado las cosas, especialmente sobre la comunidad inmigrante de la ciudad. Conocía de primera mano una fuerte voluntad y lucha.

2 months ago | sanfernandosun.com | Diana Martinez

There is no doubt. If Cindy Montañez had not succumbed to cancer and still served on the local City Council – San Fernando would be a sanctuary city today. Without question, when she said the community mattered to her most, she meant it. She listened and represented residents with her vote. She didn’t need to have matters overexplained – especially not about the city’s immigrant community. She knew of a strong will and struggle firsthand.

2 months ago | sanfernandosun.com | Diana Martinez

Cristina Aguilera sang “Beautiful” accompanied by the Los Angeles Master Chorale and the Los Angeles Philharmonic conducted by Gustavo Dudamel A special concert performed for free by the LA Philharmonic, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel with Cristina Aguilera, was held at the Hollywood Bowl Tuesday evening to say “Thank you” to the first responders who battled LA’s wildfires and acknowledge those from the impacted communities of Altadena, Pacific Palisades and Malibu.