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January 17, 1994 – 4:31am Twenty-five years ago today, a 6.7 magnitude earthquake, with its epicenter in Northridge, California, struck the region, knocking down walls, collapsing parking structures, crushing cars and buckling freeways. In the span of mere hours, the city of LA was destroyed and thousands were in need. Jumping to action, the Red Cross called to action thousands of disaster volunteers, many of whom loaded their... Read more →
Continue ReadingBy Jarrett Barrios, Los Angeles Region CEO In early December, I traveled to San Salvador, the capital city of El Salvador. Though it is the smallest country in Latin America, El Salvador is the nation of origin for the largest concentration of Latinos in Los Angeles after Mexico. Because of this sizable Salvadoran population here, I was pretty excited to get to know more about El... Read more →
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