Gabriel Arizon

1 week ago | sanfernandosun.com | Gabriel Arizon

Since the beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term, cuts and rollbacks to Diversity, Inclusion and Equity (DEI) initiatives have been occurring nationwide. These initiatives that provided opportunities for women, people of color and other marginalized populations have been the target of numerous executive orders by Trump and rollbacks from companies including Target and Walmart.

1 week ago | sanfernandosun.com | Gabriel Arizon

In yet another historic achievement for the Woodland Hills school, El Camino Real Charter High School (ECR) won its 11th United States Academic Decathlon National Championship title this weekend, the most of any school in the country. The team of nine ECR students achieved a score of 52,987.3, more than 1,000 points ahead of their competition, and came home with 34 individual medals. They’ve also continued a now 22-year streak of a California school winning the championship.

2 weeks ago | sanfernandosun.com | Gabriel Arizon

En su discurso sobre el estado de la ciudad del 21 de abril, la alcaldesa de Los Ángeles, Karen Bass, anunció que propondría despidos en su propuesta presupuestaria ante un déficit de casi 1,000 millones de dólares. Esto incluiría el despido de 1,652 trabajadores y la eliminación de otros 1,069 puestos vacantes.

2 weeks ago | sanfernandosun.com | Gabriel Arizon

En 1881, uno de los fundadores de la ciudad de San Fernando, George Porter, adquirió tierras en el norte del Valle de San Fernando que se utilizarían principalmente para la agricultura. A partir de ese humilde comienzo, se fundó un nuevo vecindario en 1926 llamado Granada, aunque pasarían otros 16 años antes de que cambiara su nombre a lo que los angelinos ahora conocen como Granada Hills.

2 weeks ago | sanfernandosun.com | Gabriel Arizon

In her State of the City Address on April 21, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced she would be proposing layoffs in her budget proposal in the face of a nearly $1 billion deficit. This would include 1,652 workers being laid off and another 1,069 vacant positions being cut. Proportionally, the departments of Youth Development, Disability, City Planning and Animal Services would be impacted the most – each faces a staff reduction of at least 30%.