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How the Earthquake Kids Shook Up the World 25 Years Ago

Andres Soto • September 7, 2019

The Northridge City Little League brought hope back to a community after a catastrophe.

Risky Business: Selling Tacos on the Street

Kimberly Silverio-Bautista • September 6, 2019

As the carne asada meat is scooped with two small warm tortillas soaked in oil, Rafael Gonzalez, el taquero, believes opening up a taco stand is worth the risk. Many taqueros in the San Fernando Valley...

5 Landmarks of the San Fernando Valley in Film

Deja Magee • September 5, 2019

A look at famous film locations in the San Fernando Valley.

Editor-In-Chief Weekly Update: San Fernando Valley Issue

Madison Parsley, Editor-In-Chief • September 5, 2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial's Editor-in-Chief, updates us on what's happening in The Sundial's issue on the San Fernando Valley. Produced by PJ Shahamat

8 one 8: Brewing Culture in the Valley

Ivan Salinas • September 5, 2019

Bar-hopping around the Valley is now possible thanks to the pioneering scene of microbreweries opening in the area.

Sports Calendar 9/4 – 9/10

Andres Soto • September 4, 2019

MEN’S SOCCERFriday 9/6 vs. Utah Valley 7:30 p.m.Sunday 9/8vs. University of San Francisco 6 p.m.The Matadors, who are coming off of wins against Ohio State and Dayton, will look to build on their...

Sounds from the Valley: A Sundial Curated Playlist

Kayla Fernandez • September 4, 2019

The Valley has served as a muse and home to a myriad of musicians throughout the years and continues to foster a flourishing musical community.

Business Owner Breaks Uniformity Through Art

Logan Bik • September 4, 2019

Marie Schwarzer, an artist and business owner, shares the challenges of pursuing art, while maintaining a uniform clothing store in the San Fernando Valley.

Smashing the Valley Girl Image

Madison Parsley • September 4, 2019

A CSUN alumna creates a clothing and accessory brand to redefine the valley girl on her own terms.