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La Congresista Luz Rivas Insta al USCIS a Atender el Creciente Atraso de Renovaciones de DACA

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By Maria Torres, María Luisa Torres Verified
| San Fernando Valley Sun Verified
Un creciente atraso en las solicitudes de renovación para la Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA, por sus siglas en inglés) está generando dificultades para muchos beneficiarios de DACA, incluidas autorizaciones de trabajo demoradas y problemas económicos, escribió la congresista Luz Rivas en una carta a los Servicios de Ciudadanía y de Inmigración de Estados Unidos (USCIS).
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El Concejo Municipal de San Fernando Aprueba el Nuevo Presupuesto de la Ciudad para el Próximo Año Fiscal

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By Maria Torres, María Luisa Torres Verified
| San Fernando Valley Sun Verified
En la reunión de esta semana del Concejo Municipal de San Fernando, los concejales discutieron reducir o eliminar varios eventos comunitarios para ahorrar dinero en el próximo año fiscal y votaron para adoptar formalmente un nuevo presupuesto de la ciudad para 2026-2027.
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San Fernando City Council Votes to Adopt New City Budget for Next Fiscal Year

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By Maria Torres, María Luisa Torres Verified
| San Fernando Valley Sun Verified
At this week’s San Fernando City Council meeting, councilmembers discussed minimizing or dropping various community events to save money in the next fiscal year, and voted to formally adopt a new city budget for 2026-2027. Councilmembers Patty Lopez and Mary Mendoza and Vice Mayor Victoria Garcia voted in favor of the budget resolution for the city totaling $58.4 million, which includes over $30 million in governmental funds, $17.8 million in proprietary funds and $10.5 million in special funds.
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