Media Coverage

June 2023

• From the Vault, Roswell Daily Record (June 4)
• Essential Education: Professor, attorney discuss importance of subpoenas, Downtown News (June 3)
• SOBWCV–Facilitating Connections and Cultivating Collaborations Across the Entire Black World, Global Diaspora News (June 1)
• The Once Lucky Country: Can It Be Again?, New Geography (June 2)
• New Sonoma school district chief emphasizes strong communication, collaboration, Sonoma News (June 2)
• Forest birds with short, round wings more sensitive to habitat fragmentation, Science Daily (June 1)

May 2023

• Forest birds with short, round wings more sensitive to habitat fragmentation, OSU study shows, Eurekalert! (May 31)
• News Notes, CalStart (May 31)
• Suicide is the new epidemic plaguing Black youth, Revolt (May 31)
• CASA 0101 Theater Presents Arthur Miller’s Death of A Salesman, Century City News (May 31)
• What is Tim Scott Running For?, Washington Informer (May 31)
• Bosch’s Race To Hydrogen: A Complete Ecosystem Of Products, Forbes (May 31)
• The 11 Largest Schools in Los Angeles Are Massive, Moms Who Think (May 31)
• Art That Transports, Artillary Magazine (May 30)
• They weren’t caped crusaders, but these Angelenos fought corruption and won, LA Times (May 30)
• Entrepreneur and philanthropist George L. Pla receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, Yahoo! Finance (May 30)
• Entrepreneur and philanthropist George Pla receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, MarketWatch (May 30)
• Climate-driven variation in dispersal ability predicts responses to forest fragmentation in birds, Nature Ecology & Evolution (May 29)
• New LA priests 2023: Enrique Piceno Jr., Angelus News (May 29)
• Dr. Tarvyd Steps into District Leadership, Culver City Crossroads (May 29)
• Fear of police violence still looms large three years after George Floyd’s murder, San Francisco Chronicle (May 28)
• San Gabriel Nursery Celebrates 100 Years, Rafu Shimpo (May 27)
• Brayan Nunez commits to Cal State Los Angeles, Santa Maria Times (May 27)
• Bioscience industry leader Guillermo Zuñiga receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, USA Life Sciences (May 26)
• Bioscience leader Guillermo Zuñiga receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, KTLA5 (May 26)
• Governor Newsom Announces New CalVet Secretary, Office of Governor News (May 26)
• San Clemente Appoints Former Police Officer as New City Councilman, Epoch Times (May 26)
• Cindy Nguyễn, 15 tuổi vào đại học, tốt nghiệp tối ưu, đọc diễn văn ra trường, Người Việt Daily News (May 25)
• George L. Pla recibe un doctorado honorario en humanidades en Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (May 25)
• Second chance, second degree: Tin Nguyen graduates from Cal State LA with an MBA, CBS/KCAL News (May 25)
• OC immigrants facing deportation need better legal services, report says, Orange County Register (May 25)
• Jonas Kulikauskas at Cal State LA, Art Now LA (May 25)
• Vista Point: weekly goings-on in, around Isla Vista, Daily Nexus (May 25)
• Seven “Movement Maker” Colleges and Universities to be Honored by Association of College and University Educators at National Higher Education Teaching Conference, PR Newswire (May 24)
• Doctorado Honorífico Para Empresario George L. Pla, Telemundo 52 (May 24)
• Ruins to Memories: Uncovering the Last Armenian Church of Sivas, Armenian Weekly (May 24)
• Four interim presidents announced at Cal State campuses, EdSource (May 24)
• Entrepreneur and Philanthropist George L. Pla to Receive Honorary Doctorate, Deliver Address at Cal State LA Commencement, Business Wire (May 24)
• What does thriving mean for older immigrants in Los Angeles?, Technical.ly (May 24)
• Cal State L.A. to honor former graduate, Eastsider LA (May 23)
• 2023’s Most Affordable Cities for Home Buyers, Wallet Hub (May 23)
• CCNY names Mario H. Ramirez new Associate Dean and Chief Librarian, CCNY News (May 22)
• Gloria Molina, 74, Trailblazing Politician In California, Dies, New York Times (May 21)
• Sundays With Mike: Video (almost) killed the radio star, KMA Land (May 21)
• Julianne Malveaux: Haitian awareness is the spirit of rebellion, New Pittsburgh Courier (May 21)
• Is Cal State A Good School?, Rebellion Research (May 20)
• Is Cal State LA A Good School?, Rebellion Research (May 20)
• Debating Whether To Use Metro? Here Are The Top 5 Pros According To Frankie J. Valencia, Her Campus (May 19)
• Why are we ignoring our children?, Afro News (May 19)
• Phillip Carter, owner of Red Barn Feed and Pet, dies at 90, LA Daily News (May 19)
• Cal State LA showcases senior design projects at annual expo, Los Angeles Patch (May 18)
• Greetings from Switzerland: ASU alum reflects on ASU experience, global engineering career, ASU News (May 17)
• Fil-Am Professor And Attorney Discuss Importance Of Subpoenas, Asian Journal (May 17)
• Equal Opportunity Schools Hires Dr. Darryl Adams As Vice President Of Partnership Development, Seattle Medium (May 17)
• America Has Become Both More and Less Dangerous Since Black Lives Matter, New York Times (May 17)
• Gloria Molina cleared path for women of color, tapped Clinton to bail out LA county, LA Daily News (May 15)
• The history of boba in the US, Fox-11 News (May 15)
• Gloria Molina, groundbreaking LA lawmaker, dies at 74, Pasadena Star-News (May 14)
• Biologists discover thousands of migrating songbirds in Angeles National Forest, LA Daily News (May 12)
• Haitian Awareness Is The Spirit Of Rebellion, Seattle Medium (May 12)
• “The Anatomy of a Record Company:” An Essential Guide to Navigating the Music Business by Dr. Logan H. Westbrooks and Lance A. Williams, Webwire (May 11)
• Woodcraft Rangers Honors Trailblazers Anthony Anderson, Angel City Football Club & Woodcraft Alum Carlos Gutierrez, EIN Presswire (May 11)
• Faculty Feature: CFA Los Angeles Member Focuses on the Overlooked by Leading with Dignity and Care, CFA (May 11)
• A List of Hispanic Serving Institutions, Edvocate (May 11)
• Leading with Experience: PUSD names new chief human resources officer, Pasadena Weekly (May 10)
• The Soraya heats up their schedule for summer, Daily Sundial (May 10)
• CSUSB professor officially begins work on White House advisory commission, Inside CSUB (May 10)
• Scholar of the Month: Jorge Hernandez, Great Minds in STEM (May 10)
• Open House: Arts Calendar May 11-17, LA Weekly (May 10)
• Samual Nathaniel Brown: From Lifer to Role Model, LA Progressive (May 10)
• American Council of Learned Societies Awards 2023 Project Development Grants, Yahoo! Life (May 10)
• As a doctor, I wanted to clone my mother. Then I realized she wouldn’t be herself., Insider (May 9)
• 5 mental health tips to help you tackle life, Atlanta Journal-Constitution (May 9)
• State, Federal Policy Should Exempt Medical Devices from ‘Right-to-Repair’ Movement., MedCityNews (May 9)
• Through a camera, darkly, L.A. artist Juan Escobedo searches for his Mexican roots, LA Times (May 9)
• The Perfect Opportunity, Long Beach Reads (May 9)
• Getty invests more than $17 million in 2024’s art and science-themed Pacific Standard Time, LA Times (May 9)
• Three new members confirmed to LA Board of Harbor Commissioners, FreightWeek (May 9)
• Richard G. Runyon, Celebrated for Excellence in the Field of Environmental Biology, 24-7pressrelease (May 9)
• No WWII No Victory Parade in Moscow & No War in Ukraine Today If the West Had Not Rearmed Germany!, Counter Currents (May 8)
• Will debt ceiling talks have killing results?, Pittsburgh Courier (May 7)
• Samuel Durrance, astronaut who flew with telescope he built, dies at 79, Yahoo! News (May 6)
• Los Gatos Star Student Accepted By College After 7th Grade, MSN.com (May 5)
• Hauser & Wirth Names The House of AWT Project Its 2023 Charitable Partner, Art News (May 5)
• Southland Symphony Orchestra concert will feature music by a local composer, Daily Breeze (May 5)
• The Reporter’s Notebook Podcast, Ep. 67: Michael Patrick Kaczmarek & “The Pope’s Exorcist”, Las Cruces Sun News (May 5)
• Los Angeles mayors try to avoid public school issues. Easier said than done, CalMatters (May 4)
• Baldwin Park mourns passing of former Councilmember Teri G. Muse, Pasadena Star-News (May 4)
• Three Inspiring Educators Chosen as Winners of Inaugural McGraw Hill Pathfinder Awards, PR Newswire (May 2)
• Creative Minds Compete at the Sunstone CSU Startup Launch Competition, Business Wire (May 2)
• Los Angeles City Council Approves Mayor Bass’ Nominees to Harbor Commission, Random Lengths News (May 2)
• CSUF Public Health Students Participate in CSU-wide Health Policy Conference, CSUF News (May 2)
• This Sunday at All Saints: Myth of The Monolith, All Saints News (May 2)
• Three Inspiring Educators Chosen as Winners of Inaugural McGraw Hill Pathfinder Awards, PR Newswire (May 2)
• iHerb Names Miriee Chang as Chief Operating Officer, PR Newswire (May 2)
• May Day rallies held across SoCal to fight for worker and immigrant rights, ABC7 News (May 1)
• Screening: Cal State LA Community Impact Media Documentaries Spring 2023, Downtown Los Angeles News (May 1)
• Alkemy X Names Sarah Grieshammer VFX Supervisor, Animation World Network (May 1)

April 2023

• A psychologist shares 6 toxic phrases ‘highly narcissistic’ people always use—and how to deal with them, CNBC.com (Apr. 30)
• Watch: LA Honors Former Mayor Richard Riordan At Memorial Mass, LAist (Apr. 28)
• “O’Kelley Legends: 2e Behind the Scenes” Is a Gift, Jewish Journal (Apr. 28)
• Cal State LA ranks among nation’s best for nursing graduate program, Medium (Apr. 28)
• LA’s New Bioscience Scene, EQ Magazine (Apr. 27)
• Cal State LA ranks among nation’s best for nursing graduate program, Californer (Apr. 27)
• Attacks on Black People Cause Lasting Trauma, SacObserver (Apr. 27)
• Pasadena Unified Names Chief Human Resources Officer, Coulerado Boulevard (Apr. 26)
• Riverside libraries feature Native American-themed murals, Hey SoCal (Apr. 25)
• CSU Internship Pathways to Real-World Experience and Career Success, Newswise (Apr. 25)
• Class of 2023 says they’re eyeing mental health benefits during the job search, HRDive (Apr. 25)
• Cal State LA inaugura Centro de Innovación en Biociencias Rongxiang Xu, Hispanos Press (Apr. 24)
• Cal State LA celebrates grand opening of bioscience center, Los Angeles Patch (Apr. 24)
• Notebook: Cal State LA bioscience center opens (scroll down), Eastsider LA (Apr. 24)
• Juan Escobedo: 5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me When I First Became An Artist, Authority Magazine (Apr. 24)
• “The Grandmothers Mural” at Main Library First in a Series, Riverside News (Apr. 24)
• Dirt parking lot in the San Gabriel Mountains is a magnet for migrating birds, Phys.org (Apr. 24)
• Elon Musk’s company town plans worry some locals, urban planners, Smart Cities Dive (Apr. 24)
• Sarah Grieshammer joins Alkemy X as VFX supervisor, Post Magazine (Apr. 24)
• Richard Riordan remembered for ‘calming’ a divided LA after 1992 riots, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Apr. 23)
• The future of the Gen Z workforce, Yahoo! News (Apr. 23)
• Theater News and Notes: Unmasked, Larchmont Buzz (Apr. 22)
• The Week in Photos: California’s wells are drying up; and migrating birds favor a San Gabriel Mountains parking lot, LA Times (Apr. 22)
• Alkemy X Hires VFX Supervisor Sarah Grieshammer, Little Black Book (Apr. 21)
• The Empath’s Guide to Surviving a Narcissist, Oprah Daily (Apr. 20)
• Reflecting On Former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan And What He Did For The City, LAist (Apr. 20)
• Kennedy Center announces American College Theater Festival awardees, DC Theater Arts (Apr. 20)
• Former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan dies at 92, LA Times (Apr. 19)
• $5 Million State-Funded Effort Prepares Educators to Teach in Asian Languages, CSUF News (Apr. 19)
• Did standing up for Jewish students cost a Black faculty member her job at De Anza College?, Jewish Weekly (Apr. 19)
• Black leaders from across the globe to convene in Baltimore for State of the Black World Conference V, Crusader (Apr. 19)
• Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles And SoCal: April 21 – 23, LAist (Apr. 18)
• Boba as a Symbol of Identity and Culture, Planetizin (Apr. 18)
• USC Asian Pacific Alumni Association to honor 4 distinguished alumni on Saturday, USC News (Apr. 18)
• Mayor Bass seeks $250-million expansion of homelessness program in first State of the City speech, LA Times (Apr. 17)
• Rongxiang Xu Bioscience Innovation Center at Cal State LA officially opened, ETTV News (Apr. 17)
• State of the Black World Conference to convene at Baltimore Convention Center on April 19-23, Baltimore Fishbowl (Apr. 17)
• This dirt parking lot in the San Gabriel Mountains is a magnet for migrating birds, LA Times (Apr. 17)
• Caring for Californians, CSU News (Apr. 17)
• Taylor Swift fans are upset over reports of her breakup. A psychologist explains why, NPR News (Apr. 16)
• Families displaced from Palm Springs neighborhood seek $2B, Spectrum News (Apr. 16)
• Grand opening of Rongxiang Xu Bioscience Innovation Center, US News Express (Apr. 15)
• Rongxiang Xu Bioscience Innovation Center at Cal State LA opens, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Apr. 14)
• Reparations discussed for Black, Mexican families forced from Palm Springs in ’50s, ’60s, K-EARTH 101 (Apr. 14)
• Explorando el mundo subterráneo, Cupula: Heraldo Media Group (Apr. 14)
• Reparations discussed for Black, Mexican families forced from Palm Springs in ’50s, ’60s, K-EARTH 101 (Apr. 14)
• Black, Mexican Families to Speak on Reparations for Palm Springs Evictions, MSN.com (Apr. 14)
• Chapter 13 – John Saxon’s Story read by Jenny Hatch, Healthy World (Apr. 14)
• Charles Bukowski and Wanda Coleman gave me a reason to keep writing, Yahoo! News (Apr. 13)
• Just What the Neighbors Ordered, Argonaut (Apr. 13)
• How a Group of Lionsgate Execs Built a Diversity Pipeline That’s Kickstarting Careers, Hollywood Reporter (Apr. 13)
• Third Annual Black Boy Writes/Black Girl Writes Mentorship Initiative Set, Deadline (Apr. 12)
• APLU and ASEE Release Report on Fostering Underrepresented Student Success in STEM, APLU News (Apr. 11)
• Badge-Eligible Schools: Best Public Affairs Schools 2023-2024, US News & World Report (Apr. 11)
• CPP Alumni opens private practice, Poly Post (Apr. 11)
• South LA native announces candidacy for State Assembly District 57, 2UrbanGirls (Apr. 10)
• Youth on Course awards 20 deserving high school students with support for college tuition, First Call (Apr. 9)
• Downtown JACL, JWSSC Name 2023 Women of the Year, Rafu Shimpo (Apr. 8)
• De la guerra a la fertilidad, el culto maya al murciélago, El Universal (Apr. 7)
• How one California man serving life in prison received a second chance at life, CBS News (Apr. 7)
• Something to Chew Over While You Order Your Next Boba Tea, Capital & Main (Apr. 7)
• Oceanside, Hillcrest Host Celebrations of Transgender Community, San Diego 7 (Apr. 7)
• Cal State Fullerton taps former professor to serve as interim president, Orange County Register (Apr. 6)
• Designing a Dream–Production Designer John El Manahi on ‘Spinning Gold’, No Film School (Apr. 6)
• SoCal Students Connect with Local Businesses at ETTN, SAE Event, 12 Volt News (Apr. 6)
• Black, Mexican Families To Address Reparations For Palm Springs Evictions, Vigour Times (Apr. 6)
• Cal State LA, California Forensic Science Institute Project Fights for Wrongfully Convicted, Forensic Magazine (Apr. 5)
• Preparing Tomorrow’s “Green” Leaders: The Hydrogen Wave is Swelling, CSU News (Apr. 4)
• Why are We Ignoring Our Children?, Seattle Medium (Apr. 4)
• Meet the District 6 candidates: Reverend James Thomas, Annenberg Media (Apr. 4)
• Sonya Reese Greenland Celebrated for Dedication to the Field of Education, 24-7 Release (Apr. 4)
• Cerritos celebrates Cesar Chavez’ legacy, Talon Marks (Apr. 3)
• Social Justice Issues, Anti-Bias Teaching Focus of Education Conference, CSUF News (Apr. 3)
• Salesian student uses caddie school as path to become doctor, LA Times (Apr. 3)
• Katherine Powers Named Executive Director of Pacific Opera Project, Opera Wire (Apr. 2)
• WWII & Holocaust Could Never Have Happened Without American Corporations Investing & Joint Venturing with Hitler’s Poor Nazi Germany, Counter Currents (Apr. 1)

March 2023

• Remember the great Walter E. Williams, Pasadena Star-News (Mar. 31)
• Who Will Replace Mark Ridley-Thomas On The LA City Council?, LAist (Mar. 31)
• Cal State LA receives $3.4 million in grants to expand social work research, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Mar. 30)
• What Are the ‘Math Wars’ Over Algebra in SF Schools Really About?, San Francisco Standard (Mar. 30)
• Monique Allard named USC vice president for student life, USC News (Mar. 30)
• Tragedy to Triumph: New Partnership at Cal State LA Fights for Justice, Newswise (Mar. 29)
• An Urban Forest for the Birds, City Watch LA (Mar. 29)
• The Soraya Announces Indigo Girls In Concert, June 24, Broadway World (Mar. 28)
• A New Mural at Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights Remind Students to Eat Tortillas and Beans, LA Taco (Mar. 27)
• UC Grant to Expand Pathways to the Professoriate for Underrepresented Minorities at UCLA School of Nursing, Newswise (Mar. 27)
• Stephanie Harris Named Director of Community Services for the City of Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills Courier (Mar. 25)
• Leroy Morishita Appointed Interim President of Cal State L.A., Rafu Shimpo (Mar. 25)
• Retired Court Of Appeal Justice Dies, Vigour Times (Mar. 25)
• L.A. on the Record: Bass’ star turn in school strike mediation, LA Times (Mar. 25)
• LAFC2 Announces Coaching Staff And Roster For Inaugural Season, LAFC News (Mar. 24)
• Reintroducing Traditional Foodways Through a School Cafeteria Mural, Capital & Main (Mar. 24)
• Navy Recruiter Reaches Her Dreams, DVIDS (Mar. 24)
• Interim Cal State LA president selected, Eastsider LA (Mar. 24)
• Leroy Morishita Named Interim President of Cal State Los Angeles, MyNewsLA.com (Mar. 23)
• Leroy Morishita named interim president of Cal State LA, Spectrum News (Mar. 23)
• Leroy Morishita named as interim president of Cal State Los Angeles, Whittier Daily News (Mar. 23)
• Leroy Morishita named as interim president of Cal State LA, Daily Breeze (Mar. 23)
• Westminster School District selects Dr. Gunn Marie Hansen to fill superintendent vacancy, OCDE Newsroom (Mar. 23)
• The SVB Bank Failure — What’s ‘Woke’ Got to Do With It?, Washington Informer (Mar. 22)
• Wanted: A World for One Billion, Lenscratch (Mar. 22)
• ‘I Spent 38 Years in Prison for a Crime I Didn’t Commit’, Newsweek (Mar. 22)
• CSU plans launch of new transfer program for community college students this fall, Yahoo! News (Mar. 22)
• Grand Park se renombra en honor de la exsupervisora Gloria Molina, quien lucha contra un cáncer terminal, La Opinion (Mar. 22)
• Top 5 Colleges Near East Los Angeles: Your Gateway to a Bright Future, California.com (Mar. 22)
• Cal State to debut new dual admission transfer program this fall, EdSource (Mar. 22)
• Stephanie Harris Named Director Of Community Services, Canyon News (Mar. 22)
• What to do this weekend: How to navigate the expanded Hammer Museum, plus must-attend L.A. arts events, LA Times (Mar. 22)
• Jim & Ann Sheridan Take Us to the Amazing World of Forest Animals in “Aaron and The Snowy Owl: The Forest Adventures”, WebWire (Mar. 21)
• The Justice League, UCLA Newsroom (Mar. 21)
• USC Launches AI Research Center, Los Angeles Business Journal (Mar. 20)
• The most expensive and cheapest college in each state, Daily Mail (Mar. 18)
• The Book Pages: The case of the forgotten Los Angeles poet, Orange County Register (Mar. 17)
• Leslie Montoya: the ‘B’ is all about Boyle Heights, Boyle Heights Beat (Mar. 17)
• Pasadena Community Foundation Welcomes Three New Board Members, Pasadenia Now (Mar. 16)
• iHeartPodcasts, Westbrook Media and Red Table Talk Podcasts Announce Season Two of “Navigating Narcissism with Dr. Ramani”; Available Now, iHeart Media (Mar. 16)
• Rising Stars of Separation Science: Petr Vozka, LCGC Magazine (Mar. 16)
• Pasadena announces two new department directors and deputy city manager, Public CEO (Mar. 15)
• In praise of volunteers, Our Weekly (Mar. 15)
• Illumination Foundation Announces New Board Members, Huntington Beach News (Mar. 15)
• Remembering Henri Coulette, a forgotten voice of Los Angeles, Orange County Register (Mar. 15)
• Remembering poet Henri Hank Coulette, a forgotten voice of Los Angeles, Pasadena Star-News (Mar. 15)
• Remembering poet Henri Coulette, a forgotten voice of Los Angeles, LA Daily News (Mar. 15)
• California State University pays tribute to Peruvian archaeologist Walter Alva, Andina (Mar. 14)
• California State University rindió homenaje al arqueólogo peruano Walter Alva, Plataforma digital única del Estado Peruano (Mar. 13)
• El Dr. Walter Alva es el primer peruano en recibir el premio Tlamatini, Metro Latino USA (Mar. 13)
• Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Fallout (Faculty expert: James Refalo), KTLA 4 p.m. News (Mar. 13)
• Bank Failure Fallout (Faculty expert: James Refalo), KTLA5 5 p.m. News (Mar. 13)
• Meet the 2022 Professional Development Fellows, CAA News (Mar. 13)
• LA County High School For The Arts Presents 6th Annual FUTURE ARTISTS GALA Honoring v Josh Groban and Channing Dungey, Broadway World (Mar. 13)
• Award-winning Activist Maya Penn Announces Cast and Releases Teaser Trailer for Directorial Debut at SXSW, Drop the Spotlight (Mar. 13)
• CSUN Political Science Professor Part of Effort to Re-Imagine City Governance, CSUN Today (Mar. 13)
• An Urban Forest for the Birds, Travis Langcore Blog (Mar. 12)
• In Monterey Park, Biden will find healing city seeking action, support, Press Enterprise (Mar. 12)
• Arqueólogo Walter Alva es reconocido en el mundo, Diario Viral (Mar. 11)
• Torrance flight school hopes to help alleviate pilot shortage – by launching new ones, LA Daily News (Mar. 11)
• Ex-Los Angeles Sheriff Alex Villanueva torches oversight report on alleged ‘deputy gangs’: ‘Political hit job’, Yahoo! News (Mar. 10)
• NIH Awards Local Professor Research Grant, Burbank Leader (Mar. 10)
• Cal State Information Session helps students learn more about CSU’s, Talon Marks (Mar. 10)
• High voltage: How to scale your great idea, Inside Indiana Business (Mar. 10)
• California State University San Bernardino: Sixth Annual Rabbi Hillel Cohn Endowed Lecture Series Set For April 19, 2023, Redlands-Loma Linda Patch (Mar. 10)
• The New Polar Aesthetics of Art and Climate Change: A Conversation with Lisa E. Bloom, Elena Glasberg, and Thyrza Nichols Goodeve, Art Journal (Mar. 9)
• With humor and Xanax earrings, she fearlessly puts Latino mental health on display, LA Times (Mar. 9)
• PCC PI Day Carnival will be held on March 14th and registration is required, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Mar. 9)
• Pasadena announces key positions, California City News (Mar. 9)
• Special Showing for Women’s History Month: Kristine Schomaker’s Perceive Me Opens March 13 in San Diego, EIN News (Mar. 8)
• Malveaux: In Praise of Volunteers, Washington Informer (Mar. 8)
• International Women’s Day: Meet Indian women in top global roles, NewsBytes (Mar. 8)
• City of Pasadena Announces Two New Department Directors and Deputy City Manager, City of Pasadena News (Mar. 8)
• New Compton Community Museum combines art and history to remove stigma and showcase culture, ABC7 News (Mar. 7)
• At 80, Senga Nengudi Is Having Her Moment in the Sun, W Magazine (Mar. 6)
• George Takei Will Host a STAR TREK Night in Conjunction With ALLEGIANCE in London, Broadway World (Mar. 6)
• Department of Defense Announces Winners of the Fiscal Year 2022 Nunn-Perry Award, Recognizing Excellence in the DOD Mentor Protégé Program, U.S. Department of Defense (Mar. 6)
• Cal State LA receives grant to expand its social work graduate program, Los Angeles Patch (Mar. 6)
• After serving 38 years for a murder he didn’t commit, Maurice Hastings has finally been declared innocent, CNN (Mar. 6)
• After serving 38 years for a murder he didn’t commit, Maurice Hastings is finally been declared innocent, KION 546 (Mar. 5)
• Screening: Cal State LA Community Impact Media Documentaries Spring 2023, IndyBay (Mar. 4)
• California Man Declared Innocent After Nearly Four Decades Behind Bars, Essence (Mar. 3)
• Cal State LA recibe fondos para expandir programa de posgrado en trabajo social, Hispanos Press (Mar. 3)
• Walnut Valley USD Trustees Appoint Castle Rock Principal, Diamond Bar/Walnut Patch (Mar. 2)
• County Board of Supervisors Appoints New Director of Mental Health, Pasadena Now (Mar. 2)
• Board of Supervisors appoints new Director of Mental Health, 2 Urban Girls (Mar. 2)
• Diana Ramirez Santacruz joins the Latino Initiatives team as an art director, LA Times (Mar. 2)
• ‘A nightmare’: Man who nearly got death penalty for murder he didn’t commit is declared innocent, USA Today (Mar. 2)
• Maurice Hastings was no killer, and after 38 years in prison, he is rejoicing, LA Daily News (Mar. 2)
• L.A. man imprisoned for 38 years after wrongful murder conviction is found innocent, LA Times (Mar. 2)
• L.A. County D.A.’s Office: District Attorney Gascón, LA Innocence Project Seek Factual Innocence Of Maurice Hastings, Los Angeles Patch (Mar. 2)
• LA man wrongly imprisoned for decades declared innocent, Washington Post (Mar. 1)
• California’s City of Compton Gets Its Own Museum, Hyperallergic (Mar. 1)
• After 38 years behind bars, Inglewood man officially declared innocent, LA Taco (Mar. 1)
• L.A. teachers union reelects leader amid push for 20% raise, smaller classes, family aid, LA Times (Mar. 1)
• Metta World Peace coaching at Cal State LA, CBS Los Angeles (Mar. 1)
• DA to ask judge to declare man factually innocent of 1983 murder, Spectrum News (Mar. 1)
• LA DA to Ask Judge to Declare Man Factually Innocent of 1983 Murder, MyNewsLA.com (Mar. 1)
• DA to Ask Judge to Declare Man Factually Innocent of a 1983 Murder, KFI Radio (Mar. 1)
• Gascon asks judge to declare man innocent of murder, KTLA5 News (Mar. 1)
• Maurice Hastings to ask LA County judge to declare him innocent of 1983 murder after DNA exoneration, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Mar. 1)

February 2023

• DA to Ask Judge to Declare Maurice Hastings Factually Innocent of 1983 Murder, NBC Los Angeles (Feb. 28)
• Wrongfully charged man seeks an official ‘factually innocent’ declaration, KCAL News (Feb. 28)
• Hombre pasa 38 años en prisión por crimen que no cometió: pedirán que se declare su inocencia, Telemundo News (Feb. 28)
• DA Gascón, Innocence Project want Maurice Hastings’ name cleared, FOX11 News (Feb. 28)
• D.A. to ask judge to declare man factually innocent of 1983 murder [audio clip], KNX Radio News (Feb. 28)
• DA Says LA Man Who Spent 38 Years In Prison For Murder Is Innocent, LAist (Feb. 28)
• DA Gascón to ask judge to declare man factually innocent of 1983 murder, Hey SoCal (Feb. 28)
• Inclusive hiring: New LinkedIn partnership helps job seekers with criminal backgrounds, The Tennessean (Feb. 27)
• Terasaki Institute Opens New Biomedical Incubator on L.A.’s Westside, Los Angeles Business Journal (Feb. 27)
• How Collector Personalities Relate to Their Art Preferences, Psychology Today (Feb. 26)
• California schools may someday require African-American studies, MarketWatch (Feb. 25)
• Communi-tea: Boba is more than a drink at SoCal art show, KCRW Features (Feb. 24)
• Social Justice Summit Aims to Create Opportunities for Students to Thrive, Humboldt Now (Feb. 24)
• Sen. Scott Wilk recognizes 3 leaders during Black History Month, Victorville Daily Press (Feb. 24)
• Honoring the Voices of our Ancestors, CSU News (Feb. 23)
• Pérez enters District 25 state Senate race, Pasadena Weekly (Feb. 23)
• How Tyrone Conde went from involved parent to school board member, Downey Patriot (Feb. 23)
• Los Angeles Stilt Home Featured In 90s Action Film ‘Heat’ Hits The Market For A Cool $1.6 Million, Forbes (Feb. 22)
• Compass Announces New Name For Its Women in Technology Podcast, PR Newswire (Feb. 21)
• College Rankings that Matter: 5 You May Have Missed, Newswise (Feb. 20)
• Dia announces major Senga Nengudi exhibition at Dia Beacon, Art Daily (Feb. 18)
• With Feinstein’s retirement, Adam Schiff seeks to carry the torch of Jewish values, Jewish Insider (Feb. 17)
• Our challenge during Black History Month: Resistance to ignorance, Capital Outlook (Feb. 17)
• The Black Superbowl And The Challenge Of Anti-Blackness, Seattle Medium (Feb. 17)
• ATSU-ASHS Speech-Language Pathology program setting students up for success, ATSU News (Feb. 17)
• The Pandemic Forever Changed How We Think About the Future, ELLE (Feb. 17)
• LA’s Neighborhood Councils–How They Work And Do They Actually Make A Difference?, LAist (Feb. 16)
• $1.6 million LA hillside home on stilts hits market for 1st time in two decades, FOX11 News (Feb. 16)
• Food Network’s Chef Jet Tila provided cooking demonstration for Cal State LA students, KNX Radio (Feb. 15)
• Food Network’s Jet Tila visits CSU Los Angeles, Annenberg Media (Feb. 15)
• Burbank’s Negin Forouzesh to Oversee National Institutes of Health Research Grant, MyBurbank (Feb. 15)
• As Airlines Cut Flights, Scheduled Charter Operations Are Filling the Void, Aviation Pros (Feb. 15)
• Wilk Honors Community Leaders in Recognition of Black History Month, SCV News (Feb. 14)
• Native landscapes bring birds to Los Angeles yards, The Green Dispatch (Feb. 11)
• Chinese Autobiographical Writing: An Anthology of Personal Accounts, China Rhyming (Feb. 11)
• Youth On Record Hires Stephen Smith-Contreras as Director of Academic Success, Colorado Biz (Feb. 10)
• Biden Recognizes Brandon Tsay During State of the Union Address, Rafu Shimpo (Feb. 9)
• Capri Maddox strives for equity in Los Angeles, Beverly Press (Feb. 8)
• Love and Education — Keys to Fighting Racism, SFV Sun (Feb. 8)
• Sharing a Passion for Social Justice, SFV Sun (Feb. 8)
• Why We Think Rude Hawkers Make the Best Food, Rice (Feb. 8)
• Finally, A Squarely Mediocre Asian American , Huffington Post (Feb. 8)
• JJ Watt sending Fort Bragg paratrooper to Super Bowl LVII, WRAL Sports (Feb. 7)
• Black History Month 2023: Celebrating Influential Black Americans In Tech, CRN (Feb. 7)
• Free income tax service benefits the elderly, low-income, non-English speakers, World Journal (Feb. 7)
• Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 2.6.23, Office of Governor News (Feb. 6)
• Newport Beach woman, LA man win Surf City Marathon, HeySoCal (Feb. 6)
• L.A. on the Record: What’s happening with independent redistricting?, LA Times (Feb. 4)
• Not much would change in California if the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action, Orange County Register (Feb. 3)
• Surf City Marathon’s Back in Full Swing, Huntington Beach News (Feb. 3)
• Redlands High grad proudly wears Super Bowl rings, Record Gazette (Feb. 2)
• #BlackHistoryMatters is a campaign to emphasize that Black history is vital as we work to build a world where Black sons are free to photograph sunsets., LA Progressive (Feb. 2)
• Tyre Nichols Killing Reignites Focus on American Policing, Observer (Feb. 2)
• While Eyes Turn to Memphis, Demonstrators in LA Continue to Press for End To Police Violence At Home, SFV Sun (Feb. 1)
• Compare Rewards Credit Cards, WalletHub (Feb. 1)
• Asst Prof Steven Pan: Studying smarter through harnessing the science of human learning, NUS News (Feb. 1)

January 2023

• Berkeley Journalism fellowship to launch in March, Berkeley News (Jan. 31)
• Breaking Up Without Breaking Down: Understanding the Psychology of Ghosting, The Good Men Project (Jan. 30)
• Bruce’s Beach Officially Sold Back to LA County for $20 Million, NBC4 (Jan. 30)
• Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles Kicks off Black History Month at the Loma Linda University Church, Adventist Today (Jan. 30)
• Cal State LA Technology Professor Receives CSU Wang Family Excellence Award, FuelCellWorks (Jan. 30)
• ACTION FOR EQUITY: CSU Implements Equitable Learning Practices, Newswise (Jan. 30)
• Challenger 1: The Tank Ukraine Really Needs?, 19FortyFive (Jan. 29)
• ‘Be proud of where you’re from’: Musician, educator Kris Tiner continues to inspire others, Bakersfield Californian (Jan. 29)
• Video images of Tyre Nichols being beaten draw comparisons to Rodney King’s beating by police officers., New York Times (Jan. 27)
• Famous movie stilt house in East LA hits market for $1.6M, TheRealDeal (Jan. 27)
• 2023 Atlanta 500: Real Estate – Chondra Webster Myers, Atlanta Magazine (Jan. 27)
• Community Health Centers and Cal State LA Launch Second Cohort of Innovative Pipeline Program, Community Clinic Association News (Jan. 26)
• Cal State LA community honors Monterey Park shooting victims at candlelight vigil, Campus Circle (Jan. 26)
• Cal State LA honors Monterey Park shooting victims at vigil, Los Angeles Patch (Jan. 26)
• Support for Monterey Park victims: Eastside Scene, The Eastsider (Jan. 26)
• A Career Launched Through “Transformative” NIGMS-Funded Training Programs, Biomedical Beat Blog (Jan. 25)
• CSUF EIP Recaps a Successful Year of Workforce Development, CSUF News (Jan. 25)
• Exploring The Real Creator of Hispanic Heritage Month One Year After His Death, Youth Leadership Initiative (Jan. 25)
• Don’t force a false choice between algebra and data science, EdSource (Jan. 25)
• CSU Faculty and Staff Honored for Dedication to Student Success, CSU Leader (Jan. 24)
• Can Sultan Change The Climate?, Revolve Media (Jan. 24)
• USC trailblazer Tracy Poon Tambascia is no stranger to being a ‘first’, USC News (Jan. 24)
• The Unsung Hero Who Worked with Saul Bass, UCDA Journal (Jan. 23)
• UC Santa Cruz: Alumni Councilor Mario Galdamez, Watsonville Patch (Jan. 23)
• “Mizuko: True Spirit” @ Village Well – Jan. 27, Culver City Crossroads (Jan. 23)
• Social Impact Heroes: Why & How Rob Perez of Life Sciences Care Is Helping To Change Our World, Authority Magazine (Jan. 23)
• How to see green comet passing Earth for first time in 50,000 years, Head Topics (Jan. 22)
• The Happiest Place On Earth? A Child Of Immigrants Grows Up In The Shadow Of Disneyland, LAist (Jan. 21)
• How Stevie Wonder’s “Happy Birthday” Helped Form Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, MSNBC (Jan. 20)
• Newport symphony debuts orchestral ode to nature and history, Oregon Public Broadcasting (Jan. 20)
• El ex concejal de Los Ángeles José Huizar acepta declararse culpable en un caso de corrupción, MSN Espanol (Jan. 20)
• Op-Ed: Martial law in the Philippines was no ‘golden age’, LA Times (Jan. 20)
• Meet The Candidates For Nury Martinez’s LA City Council Seat, LAist (Jan. 19)
• Jose Huizar pleads guilty in Los Angeles corruption case, LA Times (Jan. 19)
• Danielle Dorsey joins The Times’ Food team as assistant editor for guides, LA Times (Jan. 19)
• Alumni Councilor Mario Galdamez, UCSC News Center (Jan. 19)
• Affirmative action ban won’t change much in California, Ventura County Star (Jan. 19)
• The Accessibility Lessons Learned (And Not Learned) from COVID, Speech Tech Magazine (Jan. 18)
• LA Council Signals Support for Legislation Allowing Indefinite Remote Meetings, MyNewsLA (Jan. 17)
• AAUW historian to address local chapter, Cumberland Times-News (Jan. 17)
• Shell museum announces topic, speaker for next lecture in series, Sanibel Captiva (Jan. 17)
• Interview: Writer/Performer Anzu Lawson on the L.A. Debut of her Solo Show THE RUB, Broadway World (Jan. 17)
• The US’s Best Retirement Destinations, Storage Cafe (Jan. 16)
• Bridging the Gaps sponsors festive MLK Day parade in Texarkana, KTBS.com (Jan. 16)
• Mental Health Monday: Local trainer shares his secrets and key steps for achieving goals, CBS Los Angeles (Jan. 16)
• Richard G. Runyon Honored for His Contributions in Resolving Important Cases for the FDA, 24-7pressrelease.com (Jan. 16)
• Hoping for Ngalande: Is he the Promised One?, Malawi Voice (Jan. 16)
• Top 10 major upcoming library and museum construction projects – U.S. – January 2023, Journal of Commerce (Jan. 16)
• The King Holiday Reflects Our Resilience, Minority Reporter (Jan. 16)
• ‘Disregarded as human beings’: survivors of Palm Springs demolition demand justice 60 years on, The Guardian (Jan. 15)
• Faced with shrinking ranks, LAPD looks to rehire retired officers, LA Times (Jan. 13)
• Photos: First Look at the New York Premiere of SOLEDAD Presented by American Indian Artists Inc., Broadway World (Jan. 13)
• After deaths, L.A. police face new questions about excessive force, Washington Post (Jan. 13)
• LAPD’s repeated tasing of teacher who died appears excessive, experts say, Yahoo! News (Jan. 13)
• CAA Promotes Eight Trainees To Agent, Yahoo! News (Jan. 12)
• Obituary: John Eichinger, Claremont Courier (Jan. 12)
• NorthPort gets Munzon in trade, The Manila Times (Jan. 12)
• U-Grow Program Prepares Future Scientists for Graduate School, Cedars-Sinai Blog (Jan. 11)
• The Essential Greek Historians, World History Encyclopedia (Jan. 11)
• Kim Dingle at Sperone Westwater with exhibition Open Call for Blue Lemons, Art Daily (Jan. 11)
• Anyston and Katherine Build Peer Connections at Cal State LA, Peer Forward (Jan. 11)
• Social worker tapped for L.A. County panel on inspecting lockups, Torrance Daily Breeze (Jan. 11)
• Communication studies program at Cal State DTLA teaches real-world skills, Pasadena Weekly (Jan. 11)
• Alabama Track and Field Mourns the Passing of Hall of Fame Head Coach John Mitchell, University of Alabama (Jan. 11)
• Racine native stars on new reality competition TV show ‘The Traitors,’ dropping Jan. 12 on Peacock, The Journal Times (Jan. 11)
• Southland Institutions Get Thousands in NEH Grants, KFI Radio (Jan. 10)
• Southland institutions get thousands in NEH grants, MyNewsLA (Jan. 10)
• 13 SoCal institutions awarded National Endowment for the Humanities grants, Hey SoCal (Jan. 10)
• If reappointed, LAPD Chief Moore may stay two or three years, LA Times (Jan. 10)
• The King holiday reflects our resilience, Louisiana  Weekly (Jan. 9)
• Finance Veteran Sean Boyea Joins Siebert Williams Shank as Managing Director, Yahoo! Finance (Jan. 9)
• Mayor Bass: It’s Time to End LAPD Chief Moore’s Tenure, LA Sentinel (Jan. 8)
• 9 Things That Your Food Might Say About Your Personality, Psychology Today (Jan. 8)
• Column: Bruce’s Beach was a win for reparations. Why it matters that Black people lost it, LA Times (Jan. 8)
• Yancey Modesto – Cal State LA: Building a more complete college experience, Blueprint Construction Magazine (Jan. 7)
• James D. Brubaker, Producer on ‘The Right Stuff,’ Rocky Movies, Dies at 85, Variety (Jan. 3)
• New Study Seeks To Learn How COVID-19 Has Affected LA’s Southeast Asians, LAist (Jan. 2)
• Diversity Insight: Kinecta FCU’s Partnership With Spicy Green Book Supports Overall DEI Initiative, CU Management (Jan. 6)
• The Dark Empath Personality Merges Empathy With Dark Triad Traits—And That Spells Big Trouble, Well+Good (Jan. 5)
• Battle for Speaker of the House: Congress Chaos, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Jan. 5)
• MALVEAUX: MLK Holiday Reflects Our Resilience, Washington Informer (Jan. 4)
• New Congress Fails to Elect Speaker of the House, NBC7 San Diego (Jan. 4)
• LAPD chief apologizes for saying he has Bass’ ‘full support’, LA Times (Jan. 4)

December 2022

• Bass’ ability to curb LA homelessness will test government | Guest Commentary, The Sentinel (Dec. 29)
• American Indian Artists Inc. to Present New York Premiere of SOLEDAD at Theater for the New City, Broadway World (Dec. 29)
• Twitter maven Dionne Warwick wants a meeting with Elon Musk: ‘Where’s your head?’, LA Times (Dec. 28)
• 3D Printing Industry Review of the Year, 3D Printing News Digest (Dec. 26)
• Cal State LA professor leads students in development of a tool to help residents understand crime trends in Los Angeles, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 25)
• How California’s colleges are supporting formerly incarcerated students, Visalia Times Delta (Dec. 22)
• Solar developer launches Los Angeles Cleantech Career Academy, PV Magazine (Dec. 21)
• L.A. activist and union organizer Richard Castro, Jr., dies at 70, People’s World (Dec. 21)
• Riots, earthquakes, now homelessness — why and how L.A. mayors declare emergencies, LA Times (Dec. 20)
• Cal State LA researchers develop a tool on crime trends in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Patch (Dec. 20)
• Cal State LA researchers, with the City of Los Angeles’ Data Team, develop an interactive data visualization tool that helps residents understand crime trends in neighborhoods, California Newswire (Dec. 20)
• The Huntington Library acquires Thomas Pynchon’s archive, U.S. Times Post (Dec. 20)
• Thank you former Mayor Jesus Silva for your Service, Fullerton Observer (Dec. 18)
• Column: Hey, Santa, how about a fresh start at L.A. City Hall, home of more naughty than nice?, Yahoo! News (Dec. 17)
• Democrat Bass takes charge as LA mayor amid homeless crisis, The Philadephia Sun (Dec. 16)
• LA’s Life Sciences Hubs Will Be Spread Out Just Like The City Itself, BisNow.com (Dec. 16)
• Dr. Ramani ON: How to Spot a Narcissist & 3 Signs of Gaslighting in Any Relationship, Apple Podcast (Dec. 16)
• How Cal State bucked the trend and reduced social inequalities, Times Higher Education (Dec. 15)
• “Don’t do what Nithya did” and other advice for City Hall newcomers Eunisses Hernandez and Hugo Soto-Martinez, The Eastsider (Dec. 14)
• Support for unions is at a 57-year high as organizing sweeps the country, KALW Public Media (Dec. 14)
• LA City Council approves Mayor Karen Bass’ declaration of emergency on homelessness, ABC7 Los Angeles (Dec. 13)
• Cal State LA to receive grant from state’s primary energy agency for workforce development, AltEnergyMag.com (Dec. 13)
• CSUF Partners with CSULB and Cal State LA for New Biomanufacturing Technician Program, CSUF News (Dec. 13)
• Cal State LA Receives Grant from State’s Primary Energy Agency for Workforce Development, FuelCellWorks (Dec. 13)
• Op-Ed: How rising hospital costs increase healthcare inequities for marginalized communities, Yahoo! News (Dec. 13)
• Karen Bass takes charge as Los Angeles mayor amid homeless crisis, KTLA5 News (Dec. 12)
• Mayor Bass declares state of emergency over homelessness crisis, Los Angeles Blade (Dec. 12)
• Karen Bass’ ability to curb Los Angeles homelessness will test California Democrats – and government itself, CalMatters (Dec. 12)
• Karen Bass sworn in as Los Angeles mayor, vows to address homelessness, PBS News Hour (Dec. 12)
• Mayor Karen Bass declares state of emergency on homelessness, ABC7 Los Angeles (Dec. 12)
• Democrat Karen Bass takes charge as Los Angeles mayor amid homeless crisis, Press Democrat (Dec. 12)
• Los Angeles Pins Hope on Karen Bass to Fix One of the Worst Homeless Crises in the US, Bloomberg (Dec. 12)
• Op-Ed: The biggest bang for L.A.’s crime-and-safety buck, Yahoo! News (Dec. 11)
• Fresh wave of LA City Hall chaos greets new Council with an unrivaled puzzle, L.A. Daily News (Dec. 10)
• Solving The Black Male Educator Shortage, The 74 (Dec. 10)
• Garcetti exits L.A. political stage for points unknown, LA Times (Dec. 9)
• Landslide in Palos Verdes Estates: Dr. Joshua Kelly, FOX 11 News (Dec. 9)
• APA Announces Winners of 14 Prizes, Daily Nous (Dec. 9)
• Cal State LA Receives National Science Foundation Grant to Create a Pathway to Diversity Program, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 8)
• Sacramento likely can’t force L.A. City Council reform. It’s trying anyway, LA Times (Dec. 7)
• New police chief was destined for Arizona, InMaricopa.com (Dec. 7)
• MALVEAUX: An Executive Order for Reparations, Washington Informer (Dec. 7)
• Powerful and a little incognito: What it’s like to become an L.A. County ‘supe’, LA Times (Dec. 7)
• Siete estudiantes de Cal State LA reciben becas predoctorales Sally Casanova, Hispanos Press (Dec. 6)
• Here’s How Artificial Intelligence is a Growing Threat to Authenticity In Art, LA Times (Dec. 6)
• Solving the Black male educator shortage, LA School Report (Dec. 6)
• Daily Digest: Cal State LA receives grant to create diversity program pathway, Eastsider LA (Dec. 6)
• Cal State LA Receives National Science Foundation Grant To Create A Pathway To Diversity Program, The Californer (Dec. 5)
• Sierra Leone native selected as most promising Engineer in Government by Black Engineer of the Year Awards, Afro News (Dec. 5)
• The Cost of Silence, LA Review of Books (Dec. 4)
• Several CSUs, including Long Beach, among best for economic mobility, study says, Long Beach Press Telegram (Dec. 4)
• How do you keep going when college takes you 13 years?, EdSource (Dec. 2)
• The Iranian Protests Are the Latest Phase in a Long Cycle of Popular Unrest, Jacobin.com (Dec. 1)
• Free writing workshop for formerly incarcerated community members, titled ‘The Sentences that Create Us’, San Diego Union-Tribune (Dec. 1)
• Study finds NYC health inspectors gave only Asian restaurants higher number of citations at start of pandemic, NYU News (Dec. 1)
• Holiday Theater Offerings Abound, Larchmont Buzz (Dec. 1)
• ‘Life Is Good For Me Now’: Santa Clarita Hometown Hero, Vietnam War Veteran Reflects On Service, KHTS Radio (Dec. 1)

November 2022

• Black, Latino residents burned out of Palm Springs seek reparations, LA Times (Nov. 30)
• Cal State LA women’s volleyball headed to D-II Elite Eight, CBS/KCAL Sports Central (Nov. 29)
• Coronavirus Today: Feeling the loss of Latino grandparents, LA Times (Nov. 29)
• New documentary revives Raymond Lewis’ basketball legacy, Spectrum News (Nov. 29)
• The ultimate guide to live holiday shows in SoCal, LA Times (Nov. 29)
• Why Do People Collect Things? It Could Be Loneliness, Psychology Today (Nov. 27)
• Bawdy Latina lesbian rebel poet tatiana de la tierra is overdue, LA Times (Nov. 27)
• Witnesses of China’s Cultural Revolution to speak at online meeting hosted by Wende Museum on December 7, NewsBreak (Nov. 26)
• Karen Bass drew more votes than any mayor candidate in L.A. history, LA Times (Nov. 25)
• NAVFAC Washington Officer Selected Most Promising Engineer in Government, DVIDS News (Nov. 25)
• El profesor Óscar-René Vargas debe ser liberado, Viento Sur (Nov. 25)
• Remembering child foster care and adoption advocate Naehi Wong, FOX-11 News (Nov. 24)
• Changing family through education: Joe Mathews thanks his late great-aunt, KCRW News (Nov. 24)
• Ask the Expert: How Soon Should I Talk With My Kids About College?, PBS SoCal (Nov. 23)
• College Corps Helps Students Graduate With Less Debt By Serving Community, 106.7 FM (Nov. 23)
• Black, Mexican families forcibly evicted in ’50s and ’60s from Palm Springs seek millions in restitution, KAKE.com News (Nov. 23)
• L.A. city voters sent conflicting messages, LA Times (Nov. 22)
• DOE awards $1.5M to minority-serving colleges for clean hydrogen research, Daily Energy Insider (Nov. 22)
• The son of farmworkers now leads schools in Glassell Park and Silver Lake, The Eastsider (Nov. 22)
• Trailblazing Comedian Karin Babbitt Returns, Good Times (Nov. 22)
• ASU Trustee and Cronkite Alumni Hall of Fame inductee Christine Devine to give convocation speech, ASU News (Nov. 21)
• Transgender Youth Have Doubters. They Also Have History, History News Network (Nov. 20)
• Sweet Sweep! Cal State LA claims NCAA West Region Championship, CCAA News (Nov. 19)
• New Faces To Occupy Nearly Half The Seats On LA City Council, LAist (Nov. 18)
• California program lets college students give back to community, graduate with less debt, ABC7 Los Angeles (Nov. 18)
• Are California’s Hispanic-Serving Institutions Living Up To Their Name?, LAist (Nov. 18)
• Are California’s Hispanic Serving Institutions living up to their name?, CalMatters (Nov. 17)
• Karen Bass Will Be The Next Mayor Of Los Angeles. How Will She Lead The City?, LAist (Nov. 16)
• Karen Bass elected mayor of Los Angeles, Courthouse News Service (Nov. 16)
• How to Read the Tree Leaves, New York Times (Nov. 16)
• Bass now leads Caruso by 36,000 votes in L.A. mayor’s race as margin widens, LA Times (Nov. 15)
• Election Reflections – Ignore The Pollsters, Challenge The Democrats, Seattle Medium (Nov. 15)
• Villanueva Is Booted After Los Angeles Voters Sour on ‘Sheriff Trump’, Daily Beast (Nov. 15)
• The Endearing Hippie Vegan Paradise Tucked Into the Foothills of Altadena, Eater (Nov. 15)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Election 2022 Results, ABC7 (Nov. 15)
• ‘I can’t keep fighting the system’: DACA recipients are leaving the US, disheartened by years of instability, St. Louis Post Dispatch (Nov. 15)
• Karaoke in the time of COVID, Finger Lakes Times (Nov. 14)
• How Do Femcels and Incels Differ?, Psychology Today (Nov. 14)
• “Divisive Concepts” Bans Will Undermine Teaching Some of the Values Conservatives Claim to Uphold, History News Network (Nov. 13)
• Like other counties, Kern Public Health skips report on child deaths, citing lack of resources, Bakersfield.com (Nov. 12)
• DOE Announces $1.5M to Train the Next-Generation Hydrogen Workforce, Hydrogen Central (Nov. 11)
• DOE Announces $1.5 Million to Train the Next-Generation Hydrogen Workforce, Energy.gov (Nov. 10)
• What’s at stake in LA City Council races?, Spectrum News (Nov. 9)
• Election 2022: For LA County sheriff role, big changes appear imminent, Whittier Daily News (Nov. 9)
• What We Know So Far About California Election Results, New York Times (Nov. 9)
• The Latest On Election Results Across Southern California, KPCC 89.3 (Nov. 9)
• Decision 2022: Election Night in SoCal, Spectrum News (Nov. 8)
• L.A. County Sheriff Villanueva trailing in bid for second term, voters back new firing powers, Yahoo! News (Nov. 8)
• Election Day 2022: Reporters, Registrars Share Updates Live From The Polls, KPCC 89.3 (Nov. 8)
• In LA, like New York, one candidate has courted the Orthodox community. Will it lift him to victory?, Forward (Nov. 7)
• How Will Midterm Elections Impact Direction of Country?, NBC San Diego (Nov. 7)
• Servicemembers to Students, CSU News (Nov. 7)
• Jean Dawson on Letting Go of Genre and the Narrative: ‘Whatever You Need Me For, That’s What I’m Here For’, Billboard (Nov. 7)
• Campus event emphasizes importance of local politics, Daily Titan (Nov. 7)
• Column: Why this election could feel like the beginning of the end of Black power in L.A., LA Times (Nov. 7)
• Golden Eagles Repeat as CCAA Champions, CCAA Men’s Soccer (Nov. 6)
• Golden Eagles Are CCAA Tournament Champs!!, CCAA Women’s Soccer (Nov. 6)
• NAACP Convention in L.A. Addresses Racial Scandal Consuming Host City, Post News Group (Nov. 6)
• Golden Eagles Claim CCAA Title All For Themselves, CCAA Volleyball (Nov. 4)
• 42 of Los Angeles’ best new projects and architects honored at the 2022 AIA|LA Design Awards, Architect News (Nov. 4)
• Political Science Experts Explain Why People Should Care About Local Politics, CSUF News (Nov. 4)
• DNA evidence frees Black California man imprisoned for decades, Afro News (Nov. 3)
• Proposition 28 would increase funding for arts programs, Spectrum News (Nov. 3)
• California Statewide Offices On the 2022 Ballot: What They Do, And Why They Matter, KCET (Nov. 3)
• Half of California’s 10 Biggest Cities Are Choosing a New Mayor, New York Times (Nov. 3)
• In LA Mayoral Race, A Fight For Asian American Voters, LAist (Nov. 2)
• Ballot Measures: People-Powered Policy-Making? Or A Way for Wealthy Interests to Exert Influence, KCET (Nov. 2)
• Fun things to do this week: Nov. 4-10, Hey SoCal (Nov. 2)
• John Rigney Believes That Playing Hard But Working Harder Pays Off, Variety (Nov. 2)
• COC’s Sharlene Coleal Receives 2022 ACBO Achievement of Excellence Award, SCV News (Nov. 1)
• Professor hosts judge-alumna as guest speaker, Downtown News (Nov. 1)
• Charles Cullen, Niels Högel and Others: Inside the Minds of Serial Killers Who Work in Health Care, A&E TV (Nov. 1)
• ‘The Possibility That an Innocent Person Could be Executed is Real’: After Almost 40 Years and a Brush with the Death Penalty, DNA Clears California Black Man of Rape and Murder Charges, Atlanta Black Star (Nov. 1)
• Letters to the Editor: George Gascón needs to reexamine old murder convictions right now, LA Times (Nov. 1)

October 2022

• CSU Partners with California Volunteers to Benefit Students and Communities, Newswise (Oct. 31)
• DNA Clears California Man Who Spent 38 Years In Prison For 1983 Rape And Murder, Oxygen (Oct. 31)
• Black man released after almost 40 years in prison for Inglewood murder, Yahoo! News (Oct. 31)
• He Spent 38 Years Behind Bars for a Murder He Didn’t Commit, Newser (Oct. 31)
• Dibukti tidak bersalah selepas 38 tahun, Utasan Malaysia (Oct. 31)
• États-Unis: un homme libéré après plus de 38 ans de prison pour un crime qu’il n’a pas commis, MSN  (Oct. 31)
• DNA evidence clears man who spent 38 years in prison for murder, Herald Sun (Oct. 30)
• Watch moment man hears his lifetime prison sentence is overturned, CNN (Oct. 30)
• Man wrongly convicted of Inglewood murder freed after 38 years by DNA evidence, LA Times (Oct. 29)
• Hombre de California encarcelado injustamente durante 38 años por asesinato salió de la cárcel, La Opinion (Oct. 29)
• DNA evidence has freed a California man imprisoned for more than 38 years, NPR (Oct. 29)
• California man wrongfully imprisoned for 1983 murder released from jail, New York Post (Oct. 29)
• USA: Niemal 40 lat w więzieniu. Skazany za zabójstwo, którego nie popełnił, Wyderzania (Oct. 29)
• Pruebas de ADN liberan a hombre encarcelado por casi 40 años en una prisión en California, Telemundo 52 (Oct. 29)
• Američan skoraj 40 let po krivici v zaporu za umor, ki ga ni zagrešil, 24UR.com (Oct. 29)
• Exonerated: Conviction of Maurice Hastings Vacated in 1983 Murder, David Vanguard (Oct. 29)
• Maurice Hastings: US man in prison for 38 years freed by new DNA evidence, BBC (Oct. 29)
• Homem preso há 38 anos por crime que não cometeu foi libertado: “Quero apenas desfrutar da minha vida enquanto a tenho”, CNN Portugal (Oct. 29)
• Una prueba de ADN deja en libertad Maurice Hastings tras 38 años en prisión por un asesinato que no cometió, NIUS (Oct. 29)
• Man released from California prison after 38 years following DNA test, The Guardian (Oct. 29)
• California man imprisoned 38 years for murder released after DNA evidence is tested, Washington Times (Oct. 29)
• Estudiantes de Cal-State LA entre los que más participan en programa Fulbright, Hispanos Press (Oct. 29)
• Maurice Hastings, scagionato dal DNA dopo 38 anni in carcere, Il Post (Oct. 29)
• DNA evidence has freed a California man imprisoned for more than 38 years, Georgia Broadcasting News(Oct. 29)
• California man imprisoned for 38 years freed after DNA evidence points to another person, USA Today (Oct. 29)
• DNA evidence frees a California man imprisoned for decades, KWTX (Oct. 29)
• DNA evidence frees California man imprison for decades, KNX Radio (Oct. 29)
• DNA evidence frees CA man imprisoned for decades, Ledger-Inquirer (Oct. 29)
• DNA evidence frees California man imprisoned for decades, Associated Press (Oct. 28)
• Nation: DNA evidence frees California man imprisoned for decades, Seattle Times (Oct. 28)
• News: DNA evidence frees California man imprisoned for decades, Houston Chronicle (Oct. 28)
• Man Convicted in 1983 Inglewood Killing Cleared After Decades in Prison, MyNewsLA (Oct. 28)
• Man Freed After Serving 38 Years for a Murder and Rape He Didn’t Commit, DNA Proved His Innocence, People.com (Oct. 28)
• How 3 Universities Are Working to Raise Graduation Rates, U.S. News & World Report (Oct. 28)
• Wrongfully convicted man exonerated after 38 years in prison, ABC7 (Oct. 28)
• DNA evidence frees California man imprisoned for decades, Spectrum News (Oct. 28)
• After four decades, man convicted of murder in L.A. exonerated by DNA evidence, KTLA5 (Oct. 28)
• Man convicted of 1983 murder cleared after spending nearly four decades in prison, CBS News (Oct. 28)
• Wrongfully Convicted Client of Los Angeles Innocence Project at Cal State LA Freed After 38 years, LA Sentinel (Oct. 28)
• South LA man serving life in prison now free after DNA evidence proved him innocent, FOX 11 (Oct. 28)
• DNA clears man convicted in 1983 Inglewood killing after decades in prison, Orange County Register (Oct. 28)
• After Nearly 40 Years In Prison, A Wrongfully Convicted Man Is Free, LAist (Oct. 28)
• DNA evidence frees California man imprisoned for decades, Washington Post (Oct. 28)
• Man Who Spent Nearly Four Decades in Prison for Inglewood Murder is Cleared by DNA, and Freed, NBC4 (Oct. 28)
• Man Convicted in 1983 Inglewood Killing Cleared After Decades in Prison, KFI Radio (Oct. 28)
• District Attorney Gascón Announces Conviction of Maurice Hastings Vacated in 1983 Murder, District Attorney’s Office (Oct. 28)
• A year after graduating, Jason Keaton is helping others, CDCR (Oct. 28)
• Alexander: Basketball star Raymond Lewis gets documentary treatment, Orange County Register (Oct. 27)
• Dreams of sugar plum fairies return to Marat’s ‘Nutcracker’, Larchmont Chronicle (Oct. 27)
• Forum to discuss picking new president of CSU Los Angeles, EdSource (Oct. 26)
• The African American Online Source for California’s Capital City, The Sac Observer (Oct. 26)
• Los Angeles: NAACP Convention Addresses Racial Scandal Consuming Host City, LA Focus (Oct. 26)
• Meet Bamby Salcedo, a SoCal trans Latina leader and ‘servant to the people’, ABC7 (Oct. 26)
• Kanye West’s celebrity gives his brazen antisemitism a more toxic power, reach, LA Times (Oct. 25)
• UGA: new cohort of STEM leadership fellows, WGAU Radio (Oct. 25)
• L.A. has city and county governments. Why both?, LA Times (Oct. 24)
• Report: LA Nonprofits Detail Impacts of COVID-19, Racial Equity Efforts, and Increased Demand, Globe Newswire (Oct. 24)
• Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend – Film Threat, Film Threat (Oct. 24)
• Calling Out Global Anti-Blackness, The Observer (Oct. 24)
• LA council to keep working, despite demands that it stop until resignation occur, L.A. Daily News (Oct. 22)
• Council Members Defend Meeting Without Resignations from de Leon, Cedillo, KFI Radio (Oct. 21)
• Roots of L.A. City Council’s leaked audio scandal can be traced back decades, LA Times (Oct. 21)
• In L.A. mayoral race, competing visions of the golden dream, Jewish Insider (Oct. 21)
• Seeing through the Copaganda, Progressive Magazine (Oct. 21)
• California State University, Los Angeles Presidential Search Committee to Hold Open Forum, Newswise (Oct. 21)
• LA Council Members Defend Meeting Without Resignations from de León, Cedillo, MyNewsLA (Oct. 21)
• Rick Caruso and Karen Bass locked in tight LA mayoral race less than 3 weeks before election, ABC7 (Oct. 20)
• L.A. mayoral, California House races soak up money and attention, Yahoo! (Oct. 19)
• 2022’s Best Cities for Single Moms, LawnStarter (Oct. 19)
• Cal State LA Named 2022 Fulbright HSI Leader, Californer (Oct. 19)
• The story of L.A. beauty past, present and future in one zine, LA Times (Oct. 19)
• The Mess in Los Angeles Points to Trouble for Democrats, New York Times (Oct. 19)
• Congratulations to the 104 2022 INSIGHT Into Diversity HEED Award Recipients, Insight Into Diversity (Oct. 18)
• LA City Council racism scandal shows ugly side of creating political maps. Can redistricting reform help?, USA Today (Oct. 18)
• Belize’s Midnight Terror Cave Victims Held a Bizarre Detail in Their Teeth, Grunge (Oct. 18)
• JDC Records: The San Pedro Record Shop That Gave Us the Party Sound of ’80s L.A., KCET (Oct. 18)
• Jaime Jarrín Retires After 64 Years As Dodgers Broadcaster, Dodger Blue (Oct. 17)
• L.A.’s Black-Latino alliance has always been fragile. Can it survive racist recordings?, LA Times (Oct. 16)
• How the Sea Fireflies of the Caribbean are Shining New Light on Evolution, St. Thomas Source (Oct. 15)
• Bizarre Blue String Found from Teeth of Humans Sacrificed in Belize’s Midnight Terror Cave, Nature World News (Oct. 14)
• Eduardo Carreon: Adopting the mindset of the oppressor, KCRW (Oct. 14)
• Midterm Elections: Make Your Vote Count!, CSUF News (Oct. 14)
• Veteran baseball broadcaster Jaime Jarrin says goodbye, NPR (Oct. 14)
• A Review of Vibiana Aparicio-Chamberlin’s “Chicana on Fire”, Counter Punch (Oct. 14)
• Severe Drought, Heat Upended Research This Summer, The Scientist (Oct. 13)
• KGS Scientist, Partners Receive NSF Funding To Expand Program To Reduce Barriers In Stem Occupations, KU News (Oct. 13)
• L.A. City Hall in limbo as pressure builds for Cedillo, De León to step down, LA Times (Oct. 13)
• Durante, CA Author Publishes Children’s Book, PR Leap (Oct. 13)
• Overcoming Boundaries: Local Teenaged Blind Athlete To Compete In Cane Quest, KHTS (Oct. 13)
• Cal State LA to be honored for success in supporting transfer students, Los Angeles Patch (Oct. 13)
• Los Angeles leader in racism scandal resigns Council seat, The State (Oct. 13)
• Horrific discovery of bloody ritual in ‘Midnight Terror Cave’ with 188 human remains, Mirror (Oct. 12)
• An Educational Read Breaks Social Taboos About — You Guessed It — Tattoos!, Booktrib (Oct. 12)
• Dr. Tom Rivera Multi-Purpose Room to be Dedicated at Colton High School, City News Group (Oct. 12)
• LA Council faces uncertainty amid furor over racist remarks, Associated Press (Oct. 12)
• L.A. Council faces uncertainty after racist remarks leaked, PBS News Hour (Oct. 12)
• Congressional Black Caucus holds 51st Legislative Conference in DC, Crusader (Oct. 12)
• Outrage erupts at Council meeting over racist remarks, AV Press (Oct. 12)
• Biden calls for resignation after leak, Bharat Express News (Oct. 12)
• Leaked racist tape shakes political alliances in Los Angeles, Washington Post (Oct. 11)
• After racist leaked recording, Los Angeles City Council president takes leave; Biden calls for resignations, USA Today (Oct. 11)
• The Latest On LA City Council: Following Today’s Council Meeting, Reform Efforts, And More, KPCC AirTalk (Oct. 11)
• Meet the candidates for Huntington Beach City Council, Daily Pilot (Oct. 11)
• Biden joins calls for LA City Council resignations over leaked audio, Mercury News (Oct. 11)
• Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics, Hispanic Outlook (Oct. 11)
• Outrage erupts at LA Council meeting over racist remarks, KCRA News (Oct. 11)
• Racist leaked audio. Corruption. City Hall in chaos. L.A. politics faces a perilous moment, LA Times (Oct. 11)
• Raj Chetty: US higher education still mired in inequality, Times Higher Education (Oct. 11)
• Recognizing Hispanic Serving Institutions For Production Of Fulbright Leaders, Forbes (Oct. 11)
• LA City Controller, LAist (Oct. 11)
• Daily Digest: Tennis star honored, Eastsider (Oct. 11)
• Calls grow for Los Angeles council trio to quit over leaked racist remarks, The Guardian (Oct. 11)
• ‘Queering Mariachi’ introduces first all LGBTQ+ mariachi group, Mariachi Armoires De Los Ángeles, Collegian (Oct. 11)
• Scientists make wild discovery in cave used to sacrifice 100+ people, Tweak Town (Oct. 11)
• Community leaders join studio to discuss fallout in LA City Council scandal, CBS News (Oct. 11)
• Audio leak of profane, racist remarks leaves LA City Hall in disarray, Courthouse News Service (Oct. 11)
• Maya sacrifice victims found with mysterious blue string in their teeth, Life Science (Oct. 10)
• Hispanic students find the foundation for success through STEM, Verizon (Oct. 10)
• Morgenrot Corporation Appoints Richard Ming as New CEO, EIN Newswire (Oct. 10)
• LA City Council Members Used Racist Language on Tape-Recording, Black Wall Times (Oct. 10)
• Column: Bass or Caruso? Look back at recent L.A. mayors, LA Times (Oct. 8)
• Cal State LA Welcomes Weisman Foundation Formalism, Coagula (Oct. 8)
• Cal­i­fornia swears in first 3,200 College Corps vol­un­teers, Spectrum News (Oct. 7)
• A pioneering CPA reflects on a 50-year journey, Journal of Accountancy (Oct. 7)
• Cathedral City dedicates Ofelia Bringas Memorial Bridge, Desert Sun (Oct. 7)
• Interim President looks to leave a mark, The Hornet (Oct. 6)
• Enrique Murillo Jr. named to White House advisory Commission, City News Group (Oct. 5)
• Mike Garcia fights to keep his seat in Congress while Christy Smith seeks a winning message, SGV Tribune (Oct. 5)
• New views: What makes a top US college, and the significance of Timbuktu, Christian Science Monitor (Oct. 4)
• Campus advocates provide key support to sexual assault survivors — but ‘superheroes’ are in short supply, Sacramento News & Review (Oct. 3)
• Tesla And Kamaz: The Hydrogen Glove Is Thrown, Forbes (Oct. 3)
• Casino divide: Tribes split as California voters consider online sports betting, Cronkite News (Oct. 3)

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May 2022

• Christopher Madison, CEO of Former West Coast Commercial Printing Powerhouse ColorGraphics, Passes, Printing Impressions (May 17)
• Letters to the Editor: Critics of the new math curriculum framework, you have any better ideas?, LA Times (May 16)
• Tennis champion Billie Jean King tells Springfield College graduates to define themselves, Mass Live (May 16)
• Millennials vs. boomer. Who will succeed L.A. County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl?, LA Times (May 15)
• Christine Quinn Net Worth 2022: How Rich is the Selling Sunset Star?, Techie + Gamers (May 13)
• Congratulations, Dr. Hoult!, Culver City Observer (May 12)
• Oral history says Teotón is an ancient pyramid, but experts are not so sure, Mexico News Daily (May 12)
• Campaign is quiet, stakes are high in LA supervisor race, KCRW (May 11)
• Think of the city attorney as the head of a really, really big law firm representing L.A. as its client., LAist (May 10)
• LADWP Recognizes Top Customers’ Sustainability Successes, LADWP News (May 9)
• The Dakar Hydrogen Racer Comes To The ACT Expo In Long Beach, Forbes (May 9)
• LA County honors Porto’s co-owner at 37th annual Women of the Year awards, LA Daily News (May 9)
• Three California primaries to watch this election, San Francisco Examiner (May 9)
• Here’s a look at the Valley Boulevard’s multi-modal makeover, Urbanize LA (May 6)
• PCC Commencement Ceremony Returns to Robinson Stadium, South Pasadenan (May 6)
• Election 2022: This San Fernando Valley state senate district is poised for a fresh face?, LA Daily News (May 5)
• Cal State LA joins effort to launch #CaliforniansForAll College Corps, Los Angles Patch (May 5)
• Column: He fooled voters once. Can Sheriff Villanueva do it again?, LA Times (May 4)
• New Unchained Scholars leaders look to carry on their predecessor’s message of hope, USC News (May 4)
• Scenes From the Snippy L.A. Mayoral Debate, Los Angeles Magazine (May 3)
• Coronavirus Today: When live music becomes a science experiment, LA Times (May 3)
• What Is Performance Medicine?, Mission Unstoppable (May 2)
• Rich Archbold: Dave Lopez, star TV reporter, talks about storied career, life in new book, Long Beach Press Telegram (May 2)
• Hispanics lose faith in Democrats over inflation as U.S. elections loom, The Mighty 790 KFGO (May 2)
• “Cosas así nunca me pasaban”: joven logra beca por su esfuerzo para superar obstáculos, Telemundo 52 (May 2)
• Who Should Be the Next Mayor of Los Angeles?, New York Times (May 2)
• Sparks fly at LA mayoral debate as top 5 candidates take on a variety of topics, KABC Eyewitness News (May 2)
• Top 5 mayoral candidates face off at Cal State LA: Heated Debate Ahead of Primary, KTLA5 (May 1)
• Top Five Candidates Face Off During Mayoral Debate at Cal State LA, KNBC 4 (May 1)
• Top 5 LA mayoral candidates square off during debate, CBS Los Angeles (May 1)

April 2022

• Column: Their pupuseria survived the riots. Now, Central Americans thrive in South L.A., Los Angeles Times (April 30)
• USD Nursing Alumnus Creates Successful Mentoring Podcast, USD News Center (April 29)
• #CaliforniansForAll College Corps informational tour at Cal State LA, KTLA5 (April 29)
• Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday Joins Senator Durazo and Local College & University Officials to Kick Off #CaliforniansForAll College Corps Recruitment in Los Angeles, California Volunteers (April 29)
• LA mayor race: 5 candidates to face off during mayoral debate on ABC7, KABC7 News (Apr. 28)
• Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles And Southern California: April 29 – May 1, LAist (Apr. 28)
• Los Angeles universities help city sustainability drive, Times Higher Education (Apr. 27)
• Masks are off, COVID rates are up and musicians are once again on edge about touring, LA Times (Apr. 26)
• Provide your feedback on future Mobility Hubs around 710 North, The Source (Apr. 25)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Los Angeles Mayoral Debate on Sunday at 5:30 p.m., ABC7 News(Apr. 25)
• Provide your feedback on future Mobility Hubs around 710 North, The Source (Apr. 25)
• The June 7 Primary Is Approaching — Here’s What’s Happened So Far in the Los Angeles Mayoral Election, MiTu (Apr. 25)
• L.A. on the Record: Gotta have faith … or do you?, LA Times (Apr. 23)
• Early voting in LA mayor’s race starts in 3 weeks, ABC7 News (Apr. 22)
• Karen Bass, Rick Caruso and other mayoral candidates will next debate at Cal State LA on May 1, KCRW-FM (Apr. 22)
• Rouxbe Launches Live Series Focused on Food Diversity, FSR Magazine (Apr. 21)
• Los Al Council member Ron Bates among Cal State’s “Distinguished Alumni”, Events-NewsEnterprise (Apr. 21)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: L.A. Mayoral Debate at Cal State LA on May 1, ABC7 News (Apr. 20)
• George Takei’s Life in Photos, People (Apr. 20)
• CJF Plans Event to Honor and Help California Jazz Musicians, LA Sentinel (Apr. 20)
• Does Computational Fluid Dynamics ‘Improve Safety’ of Fixed Gas Detection Systems?, HazardEx (Apr. 19)
• New superintendent set to meet public, Antelope Valley Press (Apr. 18)
• Dr. Gay Yuen received Distinguished Alumna Award from Cal State LA, Sing Tao Daily (Apr. 17)
• Country’s top public arts high school hosts gala, LA Downtown News (Apr. 18)
• Smaller Metros Have Become Very Attractive to Renters, but Are They Ready to Welcome New Residents?, Rent Cafe (Apr. 18)
• Cal State LA Nursing Graduate Program Recognized Among The Best In The Nation, Californer (Apr. 17)
• L.A. on the Record: Bass inches toward the airwaves, LA Times (Apr. 16)
• ‘They Often Go Unnoticed Or Ignored’, Verve Times (Apr. 15)
• Los Angeles Needs More Mayoral Debates, More Participants, Epoch Times (Apr. 15)
• Glendora resident Willie Zuniga is Cal State LA’s Alumnus of the Year, California Patch (Apr. 14)
• L.A. mayoral hopefuls court Asian Americans, the city’s fastest-growing ethnic group, L.A. Times (Apr. 14)
• Cal State LA nursing graduate program recognized among the best in the nation, PRLog (Apr. 14)
• Supervisor Hahn Appoints Pico Rivera Resident to LA County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council, Los Cerritos Community News (Apr. 14)
• Place History: Avenue 50 and other Eastside havens from gentrification, L.A. Times (Apr. 14)
• Six residents apply for City Council District 2 vacancy, Downey Patriot (Apr. 13)
• Emerging international real estate investors in the United States, Reader’s Digest (Apr. 12)
• Mayoral candidates to debate at Cal State LA, Downtown LA News (Apr. 11)
• LA sank them into debt. Will this family find a better life in rural California?, Finger Lake Times (Apr. 11)
• L.A. on the Record: Candidates head to the ATM, L.A. Times (Apr. 11)
• Pasadena Showcase House For The Arts Awards $18,500 To Nine Aspiring Young Musicians, Pasadena Now (Apr. 8)
• Event Calendar: What’s Happening Claremont?, Claremont Courier (Apr. 8)
• Politicians Say Anti-Gun Laws Are Answer To Sacramento Shooting, But Gunmen Were Felons Illegally Carrying Guns, Police Tribune (Apr. 7)