SAN FERNANDO VALLEY : Bernardi’s Condition Upgraded to Stable
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Former San Fernando Valley City Councilman Ernani Bernardi’s condition was upgraded from serious to stable Monday after he collapsed during Easter services, authorities said.
The 82-year-old musician-turned-politician remained in Holy Cross Medical Center in Mission Hills.
“His condition has improved,” a hospital spokeswoman said. She added that the former councilman and his family requested that no additional information be released.
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