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'Reading Rainbow' Host Gets Pulled Over, Is Wearing TV Show's T-Shirt

'Reading Rainbow' Host Gets Pulled Over, Is Wearing TV Show's T-Shirt

Here's a heartwarming story for those of us who were raised on PBS. LeVar Burton, host of the network's hugely successful "Reading Rainbow," was pulled over in Van Nuys yesterday for not yielding to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. more ›

Oxy Pill Mill Shut Down in Van Nuys

Oxy Pill Mill Shut Down in Van Nuys

Authorities shut down an illegal "pill mill" in Van Nuys yesterday that sold Oxy to addicts and dealers. more ›

Large-Scale Meth Labs Found in Van Nuys and Pomona

Large-Scale Meth Labs Found in Van Nuys and Pomona

Officers found and seized more than 160 pounds of meth in labs throughout parts of the Valley and eastern L.A. County, reports the Daily News. The drugs were found after officers arrested 25-year-old Alan Tamayo-Montoya on Wednesday night, who's booked on suspicion of possession of meth with the intent to sell, and who authorities believe was running drugs for a trafficking ring. more ›

Victim in Van Nuys Apartment Shooting ID'd as Childhood Friend of Man Arrested In Connection With His Death

Victim in Van Nuys Apartment Shooting ID'd as Childhood Friend of Man Arrested In Connection With His Death

Authorities have released the identity of the man fatally shot Sunday night in a Van Nuys apartment during a night of drinking involving several men. The victim is 25-year-old Saul Zacarias. more ›

Man Fatally Shot While Drinking With Buddies Who Tried to Hide the Body in the Dumpster [UPDATED]

Man Fatally Shot While Drinking With Buddies Who Tried to Hide the Body in the Dumpster [UPDATED]

A night of drinking inside a Van Nuys apartment turned deadly when one of the men was fatally shot in the head, and people at the party tried to hide his body. Two men, Tito Diaz, 43, and William Jimenez, 25, were taken into custody following the incident. more ›

Metrolink Train Fatally Hits Person, Service Delays Expected [UPDATED]

Metrolink Train Fatally Hits Person, Service Delays Expected [UPDATED]

If you're wondering why there are Metrolink train delays today, here's the unfortunate reason. Train number 110, on the Ventura to Los Angeles line, was approaching the Van Nuys station Thursday around 9am when it struck and killed a person. more ›

Man Killed While Trying to Visit His Ex-Girlfriend

Man Killed While Trying to Visit His Ex-Girlfriend

A man trying to make contact with an ex-girlfriend was fatally shot following an argument in an apartment courtyard. Saul Cameros, 27, had gone to see a former flame who lives in the 13800 block of Sherman Way in the Van Nuys area at around 11:20 p.m. the night of March 4, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. more ›

Women, A Warning: Naked Man Frequenting Bus Stops, Following Women Home

Women, A Warning: Naked Man Frequenting Bus Stops, Following Women Home

Look out, ladies. A naked man targeting female bus riders is on the prowl in the San Fernando Valley. The suspect frequents bus stops in Van Nuys while in the buff and trails women as they walk home. Aside from the obvious assaults on their eyes, the report did not say the man harmed any of the women. Women in the area are fearing for their safety. more ›

Valley Vandals Target Businesses With Slingshots, BB Guns

Valley Vandals Target Businesses With Slingshots, BB Guns

The storefronts of four Sherman Oaks and Van Nuys businesses were covered in shattered glass on Monday night after vandals targeted Ventura Boulevard and Sherman Way. Police received the first call at 9:05pm and discovered vandalism at The Lover Thai-Chinese Restaurant, Leeds Mattress Store, Rodeo Realty and Mirage Fine Home Furnishings. more ›

Elderly Woman Struck and Killed By Freight Train

Elderly Woman Struck and Killed By Freight Train

An elderly woman was struck and killed late this morning by a freight train rumbling through the San Fernando Valley. The victim, whose identity has not been released, was pronounced dead at the scene on the 13200 block of Van Nuys Boulevard in Van Nuys at 11:30 a.m., reports CBS2. more ›

Occupy San Fernando Valley Was Not An Overnight Success, LAPD Halts Camping Under Mayor's Orders

Occupy San Fernando Valley Was Not An Overnight Success, LAPD Halts Camping Under Mayor's Orders

Same city, same cause but the effort to get a second 24/7 Occupy Wall Street movement off the ground in Los Angeles City limits was shut down by police last night, according to Sherman Oaks Patch. more ›

Occupy San Fernando Valley Begins Saturday at Van Nuys Courthouse

Occupy San Fernando Valley Begins Saturday at Van Nuys Courthouse

Likeohmigod, okay! The Valley is about to be "Occupied." Protesters on the other side of the hill are sick of corporate greed and are going to camp out to show their frustration with the 1% who they say controls our nation's finances. Occupy San Fernando Valley is destined for the Van Nuys Civic Center on Saturday. more ›

Beer Money: Anheuser-Busch Will Put $30M Into L.A. Brewery Upgrade

Beer Money: Anheuser-Busch Will Put $30M Into L.A. Brewery Upgrade

This Bud's for you, Van Nuys: We might be increasingly interested in craft beer in Los Angeles, but we're also home to a major brewery that's been bottling beer since the 1950s. Now that facility, the Anheuser-Busch brewery in Van Nuys, is about to get a $30 million upgrade as part of an over $1 billion investment plan the company is making towards their American operations. more ›

Drunk Parents + Drunk Designated Driver = 3 Children Injured in Crash & Handed to Child Services

Drunk Parents + Drunk Designated Driver = 3 Children Injured in Crash & Handed to Child Services

Three children were placed in the hands of L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services this morning after the youngsters experienced a traumatic car crash involving two drunk drivers. The accident occurred on Van Nuys Boulevard just north of Valerio Street around 12:30am on Monday. more ›

DNA Links Man to 2002 Rape of Unconscious Teen

DNA Links Man to 2002 Rape of Unconscious Teen

DNA evidence has prompted the arrest of a 33-year-old Van Nuys man after he was linked to a 2002 rape, according to the Burbank Leader. Armen Shakhbazyan was arrested Thursday evening for his allegedly role in the rape of an unconscious 16-year-old girl at a South Glendale motel. more ›

A Park a Day: Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area, Van Nuys/Encino

A Park a Day: Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area, Van Nuys/Encino
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July is National Parks & Recreation Month, and all month long LAist will be featuring a hand-selected park a day to showcase just a few of the wonderful recreation spaces--big or small--in the Los Angeles area. more ›

Cops Crash The Cruiser In Early Morning Swerve Maneuver

Cops Crash The Cruiser In Early Morning Swerve Maneuver

Police on patrol crashed a cruiser in Van Nuys early Saturday morning, according to the Daily News. The LAPD officer behind the wheel and his partner were being "checked out" following the crash but were not believed to be seriously injured. more ›

Conan O'Brien Makes Another Plea For a Street Named in His Honor

Conan O'Brien Makes Another Plea For a Street Named in His Honor

Not long ago, Conan O'Brien announced that he wanted a street in LA named after him. His plea came about after his long-time nemesis, Oprah Winfrey, had her name permanently lent to a road in Chicago. As part of his request, O'Brien even identified his street of choice: West Raymer Street in Van Nuys. more ›

Conan Wants an L.A. Street Named After Him. Will He Get It?

Conan Wants an L.A. Street Named After Him. Will He Get It?

Conan O'Brien gets what he wants. But he doesn't have a street named after him. Not yet at least. Thursday night he showed up with a sign and a call for justice. After all, Oprah has a street in Chicago named after her. "I've been in Los Angeles for 22 months," Conan said. "Isn't it time I got a street named after me?" more ›

Photo Essay: Los Boulevardos 'Cruise to the Lake' Event

Photo Essay: Los Boulevardos 'Cruise to the Lake' Event
           

San Fernando Valley-based car club Los Boulevardos held their "Cruise to the Lake" event in Van Nuys in March. The pretty, painted cars were there in abundance, and we have the photos to prove it, courtesy of photographer nobueno. more ›

LAPD Officer Thrown From Truck, Killed In 101 Fwy Crash

LAPD Officer Thrown From Truck, Killed In 101 Fwy Crash

An off-duty Los Angeles police officer died at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Saturday morning following a solo crash on the eastbound Ventura 101 freeway. According to police, the officer was thrown from his pickup truck, still belted into the driver's seat, after striking a guard rail at the Van Nuys Boulevard exit at 3:21 a.m., reports the Daily News. more ›

Guard The Goodyear: Sherman Oaks Tire Slasher Hits 15 Autos

Guard The Goodyear: Sherman Oaks Tire Slasher Hits 15 Autos

Van Nuys police are asking for help identifying one or more vandals responsible for a rash of tire slashing around the city. Reports KTLA, "Between March 19 and March 22, one or more suspects have targeted at least 15 vehicles primarily in the Sherman Oaks area, LAPD said in a statement." more ›

LAPD Database Will Soon Put All of L.A.'s Tags in One Place

LAPD Database Will Soon Put All of L.A.'s Tags in One Place

Taggers who leave their marks on public property will soon find their handiwork showing up in a new kind of gallery. City officials and the Los Angeles Police Department are launching a four-division pilot program that will centralize visual evidence of tags to create a database that will be used to gather evidence for prosecution and restitution. more ›

Happy Birthday Van Nuys, You're 100!

Happy Birthday Van Nuys, You're 100!

The township of Van Nuys was born 100 years ago today in 1911 when more than 10,000 prospective buyers showed up to a public auction and barbeque (beans and meat but no beer, it was dry town) held by a group of Los Angeles landowners to, "purchase lots inside the former Lankershim ranch heralding the future development of the San Fernando Valley," reports the Daily News. more ›

Van Nuys Teen Goes Missing After Wrestling Match

Van Nuys Teen Goes Missing After Wrestling Match

Cyrus Aaron Parvizi, a sixteen-year-old from Van Nuys, disappeared on January 29 after attending a wrestling event near LAX. The teenager, who has been missing now for over two weeks, was last seen in front of the Hilton Los Angeles Airport in the 5700 block of West Century Boulevard. more ›

Toddler Gives Courthouse Escalator a Finger--But Gets it Back!

Toddler Gives Courthouse Escalator a Finger--But Gets it Back!

A toddler lost his finger yesterday in a harrowing escalator accident at the Van Nuys Courthouse. The Los Angeles Fire Department break down the grisly incident, in which a 17-month-old boy had his left index finger lopped off "in the comb-and-groove of the foot tread at or near the lowest ('arrival') level of the machinery." more ›

Knee-Deep Water Floods Homes, Businesses In Van Nuys

Knee-Deep Water Floods Homes, Businesses In Van Nuys

A Van Nuys neighborhood woke to an early morning disaster when a 20-inch water main burst around 3:00 a.m. rushing knee-deep water into homes and businesses and leaving nearly 60 people displaced according to authorities, reports the LA TImes. more ›

DUI Checkpoint in Van Nuys Tonight

DUI Checkpoint in Van Nuys Tonight

If you're headed in or out of Van Nuys tonight by car, let the driver beware: The Los Angeles Police Department have announced a sobriety checkpoint to be conducted tonight. The checkpoint will run from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Roscoe Boulevard between Woodley Avenue and Haskell Avenue. more ›

DUI Checkpoint in the Valley Tonight

DUI Checkpoint in the Valley Tonight

The LAPD is once again sending a message to drivers across the city to not drink and drive. There will be at least one DUI checkpoint tonight, located in the San Fernando Valley on the border of North Hills and Van Nuys along Roscoe Blvd. between Woodley and Haskell. The LAPD does not have to announce all checkpoints, so there could be more out there. more ›

L.A. City Council Meetings Come Back to the Valley

L.A. City Council Meetings Come Back to the Valley

Does this mean the budget is fixed? For a few years, the Los Angeles City Council met in the San Fernando Valley monthly to add great accessibility -- after all, the Valley is nearly half the physical size of the city -- but then the idea was shelved due to budget cuts earlier this year. more ›

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