• 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)
• 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)
• The SVB Bank Failure — What’s ‘Woke’ Got to Do With It?, Washington Informer (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)
• What’s ‘Woke’ Got To Do With It – The SVB Bank Failure, Seattle Medium (Mar. 17)
• Pasadena Community Foundation Welcomes Three New Board Members, Pasadena 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)
• Celebrating Places and Stories Within Nature: Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, NPCA Blog Post (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)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• Orange County brings aboard defender Morten Bjørshol, USL Network (Mar. 7)
• New Compton Community Museum combines art and history to remove stigma and showcase culture, ABC7 News (Mar. 7)
• Researchers Highlight More Ethical Approach to Surveying Minority Populations Impacted by COVID-19, CSUN Today (Mar. 6)
• 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)
• Four CCAA Women's Basketball Teams are going dancing!, CCAA News (Mar. 5)
• Screening: Cal State LA Community Impact Media Documentaries Spring 2023, IndyBay (Mar. 4)
• L.A. on the Record: How the city budget gets made, LA Times (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)
• ¡Merecido reconocimiento! Universidad de Los Ángeles de EE UU distinguirá a Walter Alva, EMA Noticias (Mar. 1)
• LA man wrongly imprisoned for decades declared innocent, Washington Post (Mar. 1)
• L.A. Man Wrongly Imprisoned for Decades Declared Innocent, U.S. News & World Report (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)
• 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)
• 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)
• DA to Ask Judge to Declare Maurice Hastings Factually Innocent of 1983 Murder​, NBC Los Angeles (Feb. 28)
• L.A. teachers union reelects leader amid push for 20% raise, smaller classes, family aid, LA Times (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)
• Wrongfully charged man seeks an official 'factually innocent' declaration, KCAL 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)
• LA Times Misfires on Pico Shootings, Jewish Journal (Feb. 22)
• Los Angeles Stilt Home Featured In 90s Action Film ‘Heat’ Hits The Market For A Cool $1.6 Million, Forbes (Feb. 22)
• In The Wake Of LA’s Secret Recording Scandal, Local Scholars Band Together On Redistricting Reform, LAist (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)
• Hanke Gallery curator Nancy Escalante: Finding Community in the Archives, Yale Library (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)
• Local Family of Authors Bring Behavioral Science to Light in New Books, Crescenta Valley Weekly (Feb. 16)
• Temecula’s 11th annual jazz festival dedicated to longtime pianist, Valley 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)
• White supremacy in police culture, Our Weekly (Feb. 15)
• Ten new Fontana Police Department officers are sworn in during City Council meeting, Fontana Herald News (Feb. 15)
• Wilk Honors Community Leaders in Recognition of Black History Month, SCV News (Feb. 14)
• Senator Feinstein Announces She Will Not Seek Reelection, LAist (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, 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)
• Previewing LA's Chinatown Firecracker Run: Professor Emerita Gay Yuen, NBc4 California Live (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)
• 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)
• Support for Monterey Park victims: Eastside Scene, The Eastsider (Jan. 26)
• 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)
• Best Car Insurance in California, WalletHub (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)
• David Blekhman Receives CSU Wang Family Excellence Award, South Pasadenan (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)
• Op-Ed: Martial law in the Philippines was no 'golden age', LA Times (Jan. 20)
• El ex concejal de Los Ángeles José Huizar acepta declararse culpable en un caso de corrupción, MSN Espanol (Jan. 19)
• Former L.A. Councilmember Jose Huizar pleads guilty in corruption case, LA Times (Jan. 19)
• Judge Grants BLM Protesters’ Bid for Second Lacey Deposition, LA Watts Times (Jan. 19)
• LAFC announces renaming of Banc of California Stadium to BMO Stadium, LA Times (Jan. 19)
• 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)
• Over the Rapids: Prettier sunsets in the winter, Daily Herald (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)
• Katie Porter announces bid for Feinstein’s Senate seat, Jewish Insider (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)
• 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)
• 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)

2022 coverage

• 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)
• If You're Ready to Retire, Consider These Cities, The Street (Dec. 24)
• 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)
• Life Without Possibility of Parole Council, KCAL9 News (Dec. 21)
• Cal State LA researchers develop a tool to help residents understand crime trends in Los Angeles, KNX Radio (Dec. 20)
• 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)
• L.A.’s life sciences hubs will be spread out just like the city itself, LocalToday.news (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)
• CSUF Partners with CSULB and Cal State LA for New Biomanufacturing Technician Program, CSUF News (Dec. 13)
• Cal State LA to receive grant from state’s primary energy agency for workforce development, AltEnergyMag.com (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)
• SoCal Engineers Take on Challenge to Construct Iconic Buildings Made of  Gingerbread, SF Sun (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)
• Here’s How Artificial Intelligence is a Growing Threat to Authenticity In Art, Gotham Geek Girl (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)
• LA County supervisor Lindsey Horvath, a millennial, aims at high rent, climate change, LA Daily 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)
• Black, Latino residents burned out of Palm Springs seek reparations, LA Times (Nov. 30)
• Washington Post Editorial: Impeachment of Philadelphia’s DA Misguided and Bad Precedent, Davis Vanguard (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)
• California college students have their own ideas on diversifying campuses, EdSource (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)
• Main Character Syndrome Gets A Bad Rep, But You Can Harness Its Power For Good, Women's Health Magazine (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)
• Awards, Prizes, and Honors to be Conferred at the 136th Annual Meeting , Perspectives on History (Nov. 22)
• 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)
• Karen Bass becomes first woman elected Los Angeles mayor, Washington Post (Nov. 16)
• LA’s Contentious City Election Is On Track For The Highest Number Of Votes Ever Cast For Mayor, LAist (Nov. 16)
• Election Reflections — Ignore the Pollsters, Challenge the Democrats, Washington Informer (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)
• Half of California’s 10 Biggest Cities Are Choosing a New Mayor, New York Times (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)
• 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)
• ‘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)
• Charles Cullen, Niels Högel and Others: Inside the Minds of Serial Killers Who Work in Health Care, A&E TV (Nov. 1)
• Letters to the Editor: George Gascón needs to reexamine old murder convictions right now, LA Times (Nov. 1)
• CSU Partners with California Volunteers to Benefit Students and Communities, Newswise (Oct. 31)
• Announcing the Los Angeles Times Fellowship’s second cohort, LA Times (Oct. 31)
• DNA Clears California Man Who Spent 38 Years In Prison For 1983 Rape And Murder, Oxygen (Oct. 31)
• California banned affirmative action in 1996. Inside the UC struggle for diversity, LA Times (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)
• Estudiantes de Cal-State LA entre los que más participan en programa Fulbright, Hispanos Press (Oct. 29)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• Council Members Defend Meeting Without Resignations from de Leon, Cedillo, KFI Radio (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)
• Cal State LA Named 2022 Fulbright HSI Leader, Californer (Oct. 19)
• 2022’s Best Cities for Single Moms, LawnStarter (Oct. 19)
• As Baby Boomers Retire, The Water Workforce Faces Its Own Drought, LAist (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)
• Reconocen apoyo de Cal State LA en transferencia de estudiantes, Hispanos Press (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)
• Xi’s Grand Industrial Ambitions Are Likely to Flop, Foreign Policy (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)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• California Lieutenant Governor, 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)
• Election 2022: LA County sheriff Alex Villanueva in tight fight on Nov. 8 against challenger Robert Luna, LA Daily 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)
• The firehouse behind prison walls, Open Campus (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)
• LA mayor's race tightening up, KNX Radio (Oct. 3)
• Casino divide: Tribes split as California voters consider online sports betting, Cronkite News (Oct. 3)
• Meet The Indian And Indian-Origin Stars Featured In Time 100 Next 2022 List: Amrapali Gan, She The People (Sept. 30)
• FAFSA Opens Oct. 1. Here's What You Need to Know About Applications for Federal Student Aid, KQED (Sept. 30)
• $18 million to help students seek careers in healthcare, high tech – and fight discrimination, too, Los Angeles Daily News (Sept. 30)
• CSU student applications open for 2023-24 academic year, Sacramento Bee (Sept. 30)
• The Enduring Power of Modesta Avila, Feminist Icon and Orange County's First Convicted Felon, KCET28 (Sept. 29)
• Michael Vartanian, Acclaimed Watch Repair Expert, Chosen One of L.A.’s 100 Most Fascinating People for 2022, EIN Newswire (Sept. 29)
• Blind and Low Vision Advocates Produce Inclusive Community Event Promoting Healthy Vision for a Health Future, Digital Journal (Sept. 29)
• Los Angeles Welcomes LA For All Week, LA Sentinel (Sept. 29)
• Venues roll out the red carpet for the arts this fall, Pasadena Weekly (Sept. 29)
• Former L.A. Times editor Henry Fuhrmann dies, Nichi Nei (Sept. 29)
• Celebrating William Kraft, Los Angeles New Music Legend, UCLA News (Sept. 28)
• Duarte plants a tree in in tribute to late Mayor Bryan Urias, SGV Tribune (Sept. 28)
• FAFSA season starts: What you need to know for financial aid, News10 (Sept. 27)
• KCAL9 Daily Guests: Braille Institute's Cane Quest at Cal State LA, KCAL9 News (Sept. 27)
• 12 Ways That Hoarders Differ From Collectors, Pschology Today (Sept. 27)
• I-710 North Mobility Hubs Working Group Wants Your Feedback October 4, South Pasadenan (Sept. 26)
• Meet the Once Homeless Man Who is Now the President and CEO of the Los Angeles Mission and What He Plans to do to Help the Homeless Population in Los Angeles, Radio Facts (Sept. 26)
• Senga Nengudi, known for evocative found-object art, wins Nasher Prize, Washington Post (Sept. 24)
• State Senate 22 and 32, State Assembly 53 and 59 Candidates, Champion Newspapers (Sept. 24)
• Lock America names national sales manager, LP Gas Magazine (Sept. 23)
• California Student Journalism Corps - Meet the students: Fall 2022, EdSource (Sept. 23)
• Culture Guide: Where to find L.A.’s best events this weekend and beyond, LA Times (Sept. 23)
• Takei to Make London Stage Debut in U.K. Premiere of ‘Allegiance’, Rafu Shimpo (Sept. 22)
• Abortion, party loyalty are nationalizing LA mayor’s race, KCRW (Sept. 22)
• Caruso’s Plan To Tackle LA's Homelessness Crisis Rests On Authority He Will Not Have, LAist (Sept. 21)
• Opinion: Why students, parents should ignore US News college rankings, East Bay Times (Sept. 21)
• A new college ranking based on economic mobility, Bangor Daily News (Sept. 21)
• Culver City Resident Honored With Cal State LA’s Outstanding Lecturer Award, Westside Today (Sept. 21)
• Op-Ed: Are Latino voters in Southern California being courted like kingmakers yet?, LA Times (Sept. 21)
• Envision Consulting Finds New Leader for A Place Called Home, Hunt Scanlon (Sept. 21)
• South Los Angeles resident receives CSU Trustees' Award, Los Angeles Patch (Sept. 20)
• New Class of Voters at Cal State LA, Spectrum News (Sept. 20)
• Cal State LA destaca entre las mejores universidades regionales del país, Hispanos Press (Sept. 20)
• National Voter Registration Day at Cal State LA, ABC7 News (Sept. 20)
• Your Politics: It's National Voter Registration Day!, Spectrum News (Sept. 20)
• Cal State LA social work major receives CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement, Medium (Sept. 20)
• Cal State LA Downtown: A Bright Outlook, LA Weekly (Sept. 20)
• Industry Voices—Protecting home health is critical to advancing equity in healthcare, Fierce Health (Sept. 20)
• Shock as Woman Reveals Sad Truth Behind Marriage to Her Male Best Friend, Newsweek (Sept. 20)
• Who gets to be an Angeleno? Lots of people, and that's a good thing, AOL News (Sept. 20)
• Rally at United Nations decries Filipino president's arrival and demands human rights be upheld, Yahoo! News (Sept. 19)
• `LA For All' Week Begins in Los Angeles, KFI Radio (Sept. 19)
• Los Angeles celebrates `LA For All’ this week, Hey Socal (Sept. 19)
• Los Angeles kicks off inaugural ‘LA for All’ week to combat hate crimes, FOX11 News (Sept. 19)
• Love Among the Ruins, UCLA News (Sept. 19)
• Students, faculty call for changes in CSU system during recent board meeting, Press Telegram (Sept. 18)
• Cheapest Car Insurance in California, WalletHub (Sept. 16)
• Cal State LA College of Ethnic Studies to present ‘I Read to See Me: A Celebration of Multicultural Children’s Books,' Cal State LA Reading Circle, LA Sentinel (Sept. 15)
• In ‘Chicana On Fire,’ Boyle Heights Poet Draws on LA Mexican Heritage, Latino Rebels (Sept. 14)
• New program teaches addiction science, Daily Trojan (Sept. 14)
• Henry Fuhrmann, Times editor and ‘word nerd’ who fought for fairness in grammar, dies, LA Times (Sept. 14)
• Braille Institute Establishes Partnership With CSULA to Provide Orientation & Mobility (O&M) Internships, Business Wire (Sept. 14)
• How 1968 East L.A. Student Walkouts Ignited the Chicano Movement, History.com (Sept. 14)
• Governor Newsom Announces Appointments to Commission on the State of Hate, Office of Governor (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA College of Ethnic Studies to present 'I Read to See Me: A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books', PR Newswire (Sept. 13)
• Bamby Salcedo appointed to Commission on the ‘State of Hate’, Los Angeles Blade (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA continues to shine in U.S. News & World Report rankings, Californer (Sept. 13)
• Michael A. Cervantes is being recognized by Continental Who's Who, Longview News-Journal (Sept. 12)
• WIU Alumnus Launches DEI Internship Fund, First Intern Hired, Western Illinois University (Sept. 12)
• ColoradoSPH doctoral candidates named APHA & Kaiser Community Health Scholars, Colorado School of Public Health (Sept. 12)
• Seattle's jail has an 'astronomical' suicide rate. Little is changing, goskagit.com (Sept. 12)
• Advocates seek to make prison work voluntary, Hastings Tribune (Sept. 11)
• Go For Broke, AAJA-LA Celebrate Inaugural Journalism Institute for Students, Rafu Shimpo (Sept. 9)
• A name in the world of photography- Ron Jaffe, Associated Press (Sept. 9)
• How a Middle-School Summer Program Builds Self-Identity With Tech and Mentorship, Yahoo! Finance (Sept. 8)
• California’s College Savings Program Offers Money For All Kids, And Some 2022 Graduates Can Get It Now, LAist (Sept. 8)
• ‘A vestige of slavery’: Why advocates are fighting to make prison labor voluntary, Fast Company (Sept. 8)
• Landscape genetics of a sub-alpine toad: climate change predicted to induce upward range shifts via asymmetrical migration corridors, Nature (Sept. 8)
• Pasadena High School Welcomes New Assistant Principal, Bryan Henriquez, Pasadena Now (Sept. 7)
• Advocates Seek to Make Prison Work Voluntary, PEW Trusts (Sept. 7)
• Inspiring more Diversity in STEM, All Together (Sept. 6)
• LA mayor can’t solve homelessness alone. Bass, Caruso should admit it, KCRW (Sept. 6)
• Author Beverley Hill's new book "Out of the Shoebox" is a moving tale of a World War II veteran recounting mysterious events during his service to his great-grandson, Benzinga (Sept. 6)
• No longer young, 'dreamers' uneasily watch a legal challenge, KPBS (Sept. 5)
• Best Chase Credit Cards: All Experts, WalletHub (Sept. 2)
• I Read to See Me—A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books, Discover Los Angeles (Sept. 2)
• I Read to See Me—A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books, Pasadena Weekly (Sept. 2)
• I Read to See Me—A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books, EyeSpyLA (Sept. 2)
• I Read to See Me—A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books, EventBrite (Sept. 2)
• I Read to See Me—A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books, Eastsider LA (Sept. 2)
• I Read to See Me—A Celebration of Multicultural Children's Books, Los Angeles Patch (Sept. 2)
• Cal State LA looks to defend NCAA Division II men’s soccer title under new coach, LA Times (Sept. 2)
• Teacher shortage is a symptom, Richmond Free Press (Sept. 1)
• Wrongfully Convicted Persons Gain Support via Los Angeles Innocence Project at Cal State LA, Los Angeles Sentinel (Sept. 1) 
• Wrongfully Convicted Persons Gain Support via L.A. Innocence Project at Cal State LA, L.A. Watts Times (Sept. 1)
• Culver City resident honored with Cal State LA's Outstanding Lecturer Award, Culver City Times (Sept. 1)
• California Governor Newsom Announces Appointments, States Top Leading News (Sept. 1)
• A Place Called Home Announces New CEO Norayma Cabot, EIN News (Sept. 1)
• Revealing the short-range structure of the mirror nuclei 3H and 3He, Nature (Aug. 31)
• Governor Newsom Announces Appointments, Office of Governor News (Aug. 31)
• Introducing the inaugural members of The New York Times Corps, New York Times (Aug. 30)
• Fact check: Post errs assessing electoral power of the Los Angeles area, USA Today (Aug. 30)
• Irvington native honored with Cal State LA’s Outstanding Professor Award, Essex News Daily (Aug. 29)
• College rankings war heats up as Washington Monthly releases lists, calls out U.S. News, University Business (Aug. 29)
• ISPS Launches New Postdoctoral and Predoctoral Fellowships, Yale News (Aug. 29)
• Vanessa Bryant's $16 million victory could be a final blow to LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva after years of scandal, say expert and county watchdog, Insider (Aug. 29)
• His emotional support animal is an alligator. They sleep in the same bed., Washington Post (Aug. 29)
• Daily Digest - Monterey Hills: Cal State L.A. English professor Michael Calabrese, Eastsider LA (Aug. 29)
• Top Washington Monthly’s 2022 Best College Rankings, Forbes (Aug. 29)
• Seattle’s jail has an ‘astronomical’ suicide rate. Little is changing., Seattle Times (Aug. 29)
• Do Highly Sensitive People Benefit More from Float Therapy?, Psychology Today (Aug. 28)
• This college Latinx Lab won’t X-out Chicanos. It plans to preserve Chicano history, embrace inclusion, San Diego Union-Tribune (Aug. 27)
• Can Rick Caruso regain steam in L.A. mayoral race as Karen Bass' lead mounts?, LA Times (Aug. 27)
• Cal State LA honors outstanding faculty at University Convocation 2022, Los Angeles Patch (Aug. 26)
• Crisis In Education – The Teacher Shortage Is A Symptom Of A Greater Challenge, Seattle Medium (Aug. 26)
• Accolades: Siyon Rhee, UCLA Alumni (Aug. 26)
• Ghosting: Reasons and effects psychologically, NewsBreak (Aug. 26)
• Leading with Character: Championing Equality, HS Today (Aug. 25)
• Biden anuncia alivio de préstamos estudiantiles, Telemundo 52 (Aug. 24)
• California Distributes $54 Million in Grants to Bolster the Education-to-Career Pipeline, Office of Governor (Aug. 24)
• High Schools Are Supposed To Prepare Dyslexic Students For College. Many Don't [scroll down], LAist (Aug. 24)
• Lincoln Heights family living in parking lot given new home, CBS Los Angeles (Aug. 24)
• David Blekhman Receives Cal State LA’s Outstanding Professor Award, South Pasadenan (Aug. 24)
• Cal State LA Music Professor Sara Carina Graef Honored With Outstanding Professor Award, Broadway World (Aug. 24)
• Cal State LA será sede del Los Angeles Innocence Project, Hispanos Press (Aug. 23)
• New LA Innocence Project, Funded By Exoneree, Will Partner With Forensic Scientists To Uncover Wrongful Convictions, Witness LA (Aug. 23)
• Fresno’s Jim Costa proposes bill that would give millions to colleges in poor areas, Fresno Bee (Aug. 23)
• Pasadena Educational Foundation Announces 7 New Board Members, Pasadena Outlook (Aug. 23)
• Why Cal State struggles to graduate Black students — and what could be done, CalMatters (Aug. 23)
• This bipartisan bill would create $50M federal grants for regional public universities, Higher Ed Dive (Aug. 23)
• USC Receives $1.3 Million NIH Training Grant to Enhance Diversity in Addiction Science, USC News (Aug. 22)
• Cal State LA has a new Los Angeles Innocence Project that will work with the University's forensics experts to help exonerate people wrongfully convicted, KPCC Radio (Aug. 22)
• Los Angeles Innocence Project launches groundbreaking new partnership, Los Angeles Patch (Aug. 21)
• William A. Covino anuncia su jubilacion como rector de Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (Aug. 21)
• Sheriff Villanueva in tight race as challenger Robert Luna has edge in new poll, LA Times (Aug. 21)
• Guest column: Carmen Ramirez was 'our champion', VC Star (Aug. 21)
• Cal State LA says it's hoping its L.A. Innocence Project will help free the innocent, KFI News (Aug. 20)
• Tourists have more influence on politics and foreign relations than you think, Korea Herald (Aug. 19)
• Los Angeles Innocence Project at Cal State LA partners to fight for wrongfully convicted, CBS Los Angeles (Aug. 19)
• L.A. Innocence Project now at Cal State LA, KABC Eyewitness News (Aug. 19)
• Los Angeles Innocence Project at Cal State LA, NBC4 News (Aug. 19)
• Expert Thoughts on Amex Blue Cash Everyday, Wallet Hub (Aug. 19)
• A major new partnership is announced today at Cal State LA in the effort to help people wrongly convicted of crimes, KNX News Radio (Aug. 19)
• Cal State LA President William Covino to retire after 10 years, LA Times (Aug. 19)
• Cal State LA President William A. Covino announces his retirement, CBS Los Angeles (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA president announces retirement, EdSource (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President William Covino announces retirement, Los Angeles Daily News (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President William Covino announces retirement, Whittier Daily News (Aug. 18)
• News Update: Cal State LA President Announces Retirement, Spectrum News (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President Announces Retirement, KFI Radio (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President Announces Retirement, Los Angeles Patch (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President Announces Retirement, Epoch Times (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President Announces Retirement, MyNewsLA (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA President William A. Covino to retire, Eastsider LA (Aug. 18)
• MALVEAUX: Secretary of State Races are Important, Washington Informer (Aug. 17)
• Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón Recall Effort Fails, New York Times (Aug. 16)
• Best of Education, Downtown LA News (Aug. 15)
• Toragen, Inc. Announces the Appointment of Board of Directors and Senior Staff, Business Wire (Aug. 15)
• Op-Ed: Tourists have more influence on politics and foreign relations than you think, Yahoo! News (Aug. 15)
• Sunstone Management Announces $75,000 California State University Community Building Grant, Business Wire (Aug. 15)
• Op-Ed: As a Hindu, I can’t stay silent about injustices in India — committed in the name of our faith , LA Times (Aug. 15)
• The UB Interview: Deji LaRay Talks ‘Johnson’ Season Two, UrbanBridgez (Aug. 14)
• FUSD Board of Education appoints interim superintendent, Fontana Herald News (Aug. 12)
• Cultivating a Beginner’s Mind: How Textbook Writing Improves Our Undergraduate Teaching, Political Science Now (Aug. 12)
• 9 best bets for your L.A. weekend: Shakespeare, ‘Hadestown,’ jazz, fireworks and more, LA Times (Aug. 11)
• Artist Jiannan Huang’s North America Influence Report and Press Conference, PR Newswire (Aug. 11)
• Top 10 Best Nursing Schools in California, Nurse.org (Aug. 10)
• Hispanic-Serving Institutions Offer High Economic Mobility, Language Magazine (Aug. 10)
• Facebook seeks to change course as Meta’s revenue falls, The Hill (Aug. 9)
• The silent pandemic: the children COVID left behind, USC Annenberg News (Aug. 8)
• Most Influential Business Women 2022: Lusnail Haberberger, St. Louis Biz Journal (Aug. 7)
• Teaching never stops for 79-year-old educator, Champion Newspapers (Aug. 6)
• Visalia Rotary Community Foundation announces scholarship winners, Valley Voice (Aug. 5)
• Alternative New York and California Film Schools [scroll down], Hollywood Reporter (Aug. 5)
• Best Photos of July 2022 from the Los Angeles County, Southern California News Group staff, Daily Breeze (Aug. 5)
• 50 years of NOBCChE, Chemical & Engineering News (Aug. 5)
• Wait, How Did Student Debt Even Become A Thing? [Scroll to California’s Contribution To Increasing Student Debt], LAist (Aug. 4)
• Educational Nonprofit Sends Youth Participants to College with $4 Million, L.A. Sentinel (Aug. 4)
• A Clash of Two Lives, L.A. Progressive (Aug. 4)
• California Governor Newsom Announces Appointments, States Top Leading News (Aug. 4)
• Economic Violence and the Safer American Plan, Washington Informer (Aug. 3)
• Nine young Fil-Am leaders named FYLPRO fellows, Inquirer (Aug. 3)
• LA Mayor Hopeful Bass Sees City Gripped by `Hostile’ Business Climate, Bloomberg (Aug. 3)
• Guidance and Mobility Specialist Helps Students Find Independence, Symphony Contest (Aug. 3)
• Estudiantes de preparatoria aprenden acerca de las carreras de ingeniería mediante la práctica, La Opinion (Aug. 2)
• Aumenta el precio de la carne de res: Ramon Castillo-Ponce, Telemundo 52 (Aug. 1)
• Observing Fullerton Episode #22: Professor ChorSwang Ngin, Fullerton Observer (Aug. 1)
• LAunchPad at Cal State LA encourages girls' interest in science, Yahoo! News (July 31)
• Recent UCF Graduates Have Accepted Tenure-track Positions at Top Universities, UCF Today News (July 29)
• Legacy of Service: Ochoa retires from CSU after nearly four decades, CSU Monterey Bay News (July 29)
• All Good News: LAunchPad program at Cal State LA helps develop girls' interest in science studies, careers, KABC7 News (July 28)
• Economic Violence and the Safer American Plan By Julianne Malveaux, The Seattle Medium (July 27)
• Eight Bells: Dan Clapp, Scuttlebutt Sailing News (July 27)
• Column: 6th Street bridge is an instant L.A. icon — if drivers don't ruin it for everyone else, LA Times (July 27)
• Michael Thomas Leaving WLNS: Where Is the Michigan Reporter Going?, Earn the Necklace (July 26)
• El Rancho Unified Announces New Superintendent, Los Cerritos News (July 26)
• New superintendent introduces himself, Antelope Valley Press (July 26)
• The HFPA Announces $4.5 million in Grant Awards for 2022-23, Golden Globe Awards (July 26)
• HFPA Announces Over $4.5 Million in Grants, KFI Radio News (July 26)
• HFPA announces more than $4.5 million in grants, Spectrum News (July 26)
• American Academy of Nursing Announces the 2022 Class of New Fellows, its Largest Cohort to Date, South Florida Hospital News (July 26)
• Jessica Gasca Writes the Story of Soil, Santa Barbara Independent (July 24)
• Students learn science in LAunchPad Summer Program, NBC Today in LA Weekend (July 24)
• Purépechas: The Empire of Mexico Impregnable to the Mighty Aztecs, The Cleveland American (July 23)
• Cal State LA's Khallifah Rosser Finishes Fifth At 2022 World Championships, CCAA (July 22)
• STEM: LAunchPad Summer Program at Cal State LA, Univision Noticias (July 22)
• Photos: Cal State LA aims to launch science careers for young women, LA Daily News (July 22)
• Photos: Cal State Los Angeles aims to launch science careers for young women, Long Beach Press-Telegram (July 22)
• Researching the future of transportation in metro Detroit, MFlint Now (July 22)
• Colegio de Ingeniería de Cal State LA Lanza Programa de Verano, [scroll to 16:17] Vision Latina (July 21)
• Third Way Updates Its Economic Mobility Index Ratings Of American Colleges, Forbes (July 21)
• Students Aim High at Cal State LA's LAunchpad Program, NBC4 Los Angeles (July 21)
• Proyecto educativo busca impulsar área de ciencias e ingeniería, Telemundo News (July 21)
• High School Girls Learn to Launch Rockets at Cal State LA, KTLA5 News (July 21)
• Girl Power on Display at Cal State LA LAunchPad Program, KABC Radio (July 21)
• LAunchPad Summer Program at Cal State LA, KFI Radio (July 21)
• ‘Like I belong’: how a California bookshop became a safe space for Black readers, The Guardian (July 21)
• Summit High School graduate Khallifah Rosser takes fifth place at World Track and Field Championships, Fontana Herald (July 20)
• Regional Center of Orange County Appoints Two New Board Members, Benzinga (July 20)
• 'Love Island' Season 4 on Peacock: Who is Zeta Morrison? British model dated 'famous person', MEAWW News (July 19)
• Cal State LA hosts summer program to encourage girls to pursue STEM careers, Spectrum News (July 18)
• Latest school to resume indoor masking on campus, others say monitoring COVID-19 spre ad, LA Daily News (July 18)
• Achieve LA at Cal State LA: Programa de Motivacion Para Estudiantes, Telemundo 52 (July 18)
• Former Players Gather for Hoops Reunion; Coach Yanai Recognized with Wooden Award, Rafu Shimpo (July 18)
• Track athletes from Fontana qualify for world championships, Fontana Herald (July 15)
• Gen Z students want better mental health care access on campus, LA Times (July 13)
• 2022's Best & Worst Places to Rent in America, Wallet Hub (July 13)
• Burbank Audiology Center Gives Hearing Aids To Ukrainian Refugee, MyBurbank (July 13)
• Celebrating CUR Division 2022 Awardees, Newswise (July 13)
• Gallery: Food vendors celebrate tenth anniversary of 626 Night Market, Daily Bruins (July 12)
• The empire the Aztecs couldn't conquer, BBC (July 11)
• A Therapist Explains Whether It's Worse to Be in a Relationship With a Narcissist or a Psychopath, Men's Health (July 10)
• Kent R. Kitada, Standard-Examiner (July 7)
• Robert Lee, County’s First Black Battalion Chief, Passes Away, Los Angeles Sentinel (July 7)
• LA DA George Gascón opponents say they have 717,000 signatures to recall him, Courthouse News Service (July 6)
• It’s official: Hertzberg vs. Horvath in November election for LA County Board of Supervisors, L.A. Daily News (July 6)
• San Gabriel Councilman John Wu Launches Campaign for Council, Colorado Boulevard (July 6)
• MALVEAUX: What Did We Expect?, Washington Informer (July 6)
• Long Beach’s John Malveaux brings controversial symphony to life, Long Beach Press-Telegram (July 6)
• As People Express Outrage Following The Supreme Court’s Abortion Reversal, How Realistic Are Calls For High Court Reform?, KPCC AirTalk (July 5)
• Dr. Monte E. Perez named Interim President of Fullerton College, OC Breeze (July 5)
• New survey shows nonprofits in LA County still working to keep up with pandemic demand, ABC Eyewitness News (July 5)
• TheWrap Names LA Times Veteran Oganes Akopyan Vice President of Marketing and Events, Yahoo! Entertainment (July 5)
• People in the news: Arbors Memory Care appoints Assaad Zeid executive director, McKnight (July 5) 
• The newest, coolest L.A. and O.C. museum shows to see in July, LA Times (July 1)
• Celebrating the Legacy of Robert Lee - The First African American Deputy Fire Chief in the LA County Fire Department, EIN Newswire (July 1)
• LA Nonprofits Have Seen Increasing Demand Since The Pandemic. They May Not Be Able To Keep Up, LAist (June 30)
• Ballot measure nail-biter: Should California keep forcing prisoners to work?, CalMatters (June 30)
• Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy Completed Post-Doctorate Higher Training Program, Vietnamese Economic & Forecasting Magazine (June 30)
• FOX 11's Christine Devine: 2022 Honoree of the President’s Award for Impact On Media, FOX-11 News (June 29)
• Gregory Jein, ‘Star Trek’ Model Maker and Two-Time Oscar Nominee, Dies at 76, Hollywood Reporter (June 29)
• David Hill named principal of Varnum Brook Elementary, The Sun (June 29)
• Getting to know LD1 House and Senate candidates, Verde Valley Independent (June 29)
• Curtis Plotkin named assistant vice chancellor of environment, health and safety, UCLA Newsroom (June 29)
• 30 MBA programs with the best ROI, Becker's Hospital Review (June 29)
• Leaders Driving Change: Leaders, teams, and institutions whose bold action inspires us, College Futures Foundation (June 27)
• “There is no cost too much to end slavery” – California Abolition Act Coalition, Bay View (June 27)
• Best Health Benefits of Yoga, BollyInside (June 27)
• How Visual Illusions Affect Where Cats Choose to Sit, Psychology Today (June 26)
• Khallifah Rosser 3rd Place Men's 400m Hurdles - Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships 2022, DyeStat (June 26)
• Sociologists to Explore Top Issues Facing LA and More at ASA Annual Meeting, Aug. 5-9, ASA News (June 25)
• ONS Annual Congress Focuses on Increasing Nurse Comfort and Patient Understanding in Cancer Care, Oncology Nursing News (June 24)
• Clarity will help stem the problem of ‘winners and losers’ in medical device safety and security, Med City News (June 23)
• Column: Billie Jean King on how Title IX went from near ‘accident’ to life-changing force, LA Times (June 23)
• Billie Jean King: Title IX was a landmark moment, but more must be done, WTA Tennis (June 23)
• Kappa Alpha Psi Members Volunteer to Mentor the Next Generation of Leaders, LA Sentinel (June 23)
• Billie Jean King Spent Her Life Fighting For Equality; Now She’s Headed For The Hall, Team USA (June 22)
• Meet the host: 'To The Point With Alex Bell', ABC10 (June 22)
• Pasadena Resident Celebrates Master’s Degree in Honor of Her Late Father, Pasadena Now (June 22)
• CSU CREATE Awards Support Faculty in Advancing Student Success, Newswise (June 22)
• Billie Jean King to join Jill Biden to mark Title IX’s 50th anniversary, The Hill (June 21)
• Burbank Unified School District Announces New School Administrators, MyBurbank (June 21)
• World Relief Sacramento Announces New Office Director, Mark Dandenaeu, World Relief (June 21)
• Commentary: Why San Francisco May Not Be the Best Test Case for Progressivism, Davis Vanguard (June 20)
• Why L.A. Could Top San Francisco As Most Progressive City, My Droll (June 20)
• What Cats and Dogs Say About Your Values, Psychology Today (June 20)
• Column: Why L.A., not San Francisco, could become the most progressive city in California, LA Times (June 19)
• Can LBPD’s former chief unseat a scandal-plagued incumbent sheriff?, Long Beach Post (June 19)
• What $40 million can’t buy: A lead in LA mayor’s race, Gulf Today (June 18)
• ‘La Raza Likes to Dance:’ Remembering When Underground Disco Parties Exploded in L.A.’s Eastside in the 70s, L.A. Taco (June 17)
• Informe: instituciones al servicio de hispanos tienen mayor movilidad económica, El Observador (June 17)
• Children’s Book ‘Justice’ Addresses the Impact of Incarceration, L.A. Sentinel (June 16)
• Connecting With the Very Young Gifted Child, Edutopia (June 16)
• Intergroup Dialogue Program Aims To Help CSU Meet Its Graduation Initiative 2025 Goals, Redlands-Loma Linda Patch (June 16)
• Economic Mobility Through a Different Lens, Inside Higher Ed (June 15)
• ‘Magical’ storybook cottage, original to Pasadena’s Busch Gardens, seeks $2 million, Pasadena Star-News (June 15)
• Beneficiarios de DACA demuestran sus logros y aseguran que es tiempo de una legalización, La Opinion (June 15)
• As DACA hits 10-year anniversary, many applicants say their future remains uncertain, CBS News (June 15)
• Eight Works by LABA Blue-Chip Artist Jiannan Huang Hit a New High Valuation of over $20,000,000, WFMZ News (June 15)
• Report: Hispanic-Serving Institutions Produce Highest Economic Mobility, Public News Service (June 14)
• Election 2022: With turnout so low, why does LA County even have a primary election?, LA Daily News (June 13)
• Abogando por el colegio comunitario gratuito para todos en California, La Opinion (June 13)
• Sacramento Filipino-American activists breathe new life into half-century struggle after Marcos Jr’s election, Capital Radio (June 12)
• Hispanic-serving universities provide most economic mobility, report says, NBC News (June 10)
• Often Overlooked In Rankings, Hispanic-Serving Colleges Embrace A New Metric For Success, EdSurge (June 10)
• El Rancho names new superintendent but board approval still needed, Whittier Daily News (June 10)
• Stories of Tenacity: 3 First-Generation College-Bound Students Keep Their Dreams on Track, Education Week (June 9)
• Azolla Hydrogen partners with Cal State LA on hydrogen production unit demonstration, Fuel Cell Works (June 9)
• Azolla Hydrogen Partners With Cal State LA on Hydrogen Production Unit Demonstration, Business Wire (June 9)
• Math Students at Cal State LA, My Favorite Theorem Podcast (June 9)
• Sheriff Villanueva moved to the right. A weak election showing now makes him vulnerable, LA Times (June 8)
• California Primary Election Results, Spectrum News (June 8)
• Pasadena High School Principal Named, Pasadena Now (June 8)
• Breaking Down CA’s Primary Results, KPCC All Things Considered (June 8)
• Election 2022: LA County polls close amid lackluster voter turnout, Whittier Daily News (June 8)
• ‘I'm hood but I'm hooded’: California woman uses grad photos to send inspiring message, News19 (June 8)
• Billionaire Caruso, Lawmaker Bass Advance to LA Mayor Runoff, Bloomberg (June 8)
• News Analysis: Voters liked Caruso’s ‘can-do’ message. How far will he get in November?, LA Times (June 8)
• Independent candidates Shellenberger, Schubert imploded in California’s primary election. Here’s why, San Francisco Chronicle (June 7)
• Education should not go on summer vacation, St. Louis American (June 7)
• Why California Voter Turnout Is Expected to Be So Low, New York Times (June 7)
• Formerly incarcerated students from Cal State LA's prison education program celebrate their degrees, Californer (June 7)
• 18 graduate from prison program, Antelope Valley Press (June 7)
• CDCR recognizes National Higher Education Day, CDCR News (June 6)
• How Old is Billie Jean King? Age, Biography, Career & More Info in 2022!, Editorial24 (June 6)
• Is it ‘election fatigue’? Early voter turnout in California’s primary is dismal so far, LA Times (June 6)
• California’s Primary Election is Tuesday. What Are Your Questions?, KQED (June 6)
• With LA Heading to the Polls, Here's Who Celebrities Back for Mayor, Bloomberg (June 6)
• Jarrin Receives Honorary Degree, San Marino Tribune (June 5)
• David Henry Hwang awarded Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts at Cal State LA Commencement, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 4)
• Unease with crime and homelessness is lifting a billionaire developer in LA’s mayor’s race, News Channel 3 (June 4)
• Latina mothers, daughters and the pursuit of higher education — together, Yahoo! News (June 4)
• In South L.A. race, same last name but different political styles — and approaches on Israel, Jewish Insider (June 3)
• LA’s mayoral race may reveal the limits of progressive politics, The Economist (June 2)
• With Less Than A Week To Go Before The June 7 Primary, We Get Caught Up On LA County’s Big Races, KPCC AirTalk (June 2)
• Bright Minds of the Future, CSU News (May 31)
• Health care leader receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA, Los Angeles Patch (May 31)
• ACLS Announces 2022 ACLS Digital Justice Grant Awardees, ACLS News (May 31)
• Why Are We Able To Remember Something That Didn’t Happen?, The Wire (May 30)
• California's Abolition Act: The man aiming to strike 'Involuntary Servitude' from state constitution, ABC10 News (May 30)
• California parched by its worst ever drought, TRT World (May 29)
• Sal Castro recibe doctorado postumo de Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (May 28)
• Special Honor: Jaime Jarrín Receives Honorary Doctorate, NBC Today in LA (May 27)
• Honran con Honoris Causa a Jaime Jarrín, Telemundo 52 (May 27)
• Dodgers Broadcaster Jaime Jarrín Receives Honorary Doctorate Degree From Cal State Los Angeles, Dodger Blue (May 27)
• Could someone win the mayor's race outright in June?, LA Times (May 27)
• Daily Digest: Cal State LA Commencement 2022, Eastsider LA (May 27)
• Legendario narrador de los Dodgers, Jaime Jarrín, recibe doctorado honorario de Cal State LA, LA Times (May 26)
• Jaime Jarrín receives honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, Dodger Insider (May 26)
• Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Jaime Jarrín receives honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, ABC7 Eyewitness News (May 26)
• Dodgers Broadcaster Jaime Jarrín Receives Honorary Doctorate at Cal State LA, Spectrum News (May 26)
• MLB Broadcaster Jaime Jarrín Receives Honorary Doctorate, NBC4 Los Angeles (May 26)
• Tony-Winning Playwright David Henry Hwang Receives Honorary Doctorate At Cal State LA Commencement, Broadway World (May 26)
• California Plans More Degree Options As Feds Announce Reinstatement Of Pell Grants For Incarcerated Students, LAist (May 26)
• Geological faults that extend through Los Angeles County, Telemundo 52 (May 25)
• Cal State Los Angeles Graduation, ABC7 Eyewitness News (May 25)
• Cal State LA Singles Out Nikita Mishra for Praise, India West (May 25)
• Black Trans Youth Targeted In Indiana School Sports Bill, Black Wall Street Times (May 25)
• California to pay college students for community service, Inquirer (May 24)
• Photos: 5,500 Cal State Los Angeles students are graduating this week, Daily Breeeze (May 23)
• Photos - 5,500 Cal State Los Angeles students are graduating this week, LA Daily News (May 23)
• Photos: 5,500 Cal State LA students are graduating this week, SGV Tribune (May 23)
• ‘No such thing as bad publicity’: How Villanueva has dominated sheriff’s race, KCRW (May 23)
• Your Week Ahead: Cal State LA's 75th Anniversary, Eastsider LA (May 23)
• Congratulations 2022 Graduates: Cal State LA, NBC4 News (May 23)
• Congratulations Graduates!, CBS Morning News (May 23)
• Meet a Pillar of the Vegas Gambling Community in “Paul S. Endy Jr.: Las Vegas Gaming Legend”, Booktrib (May 20)
• 360 YOU: Sabrina de la Cruz Opens Up About Mental Health as a New Mom, Women's Running (May 19)
• Write A Different End: How Building Community Can Take Students From Prison To College Degree, LAist (May 19)
• ‘Spy Pilot’ son finally sees father’s reputation restored, Newnan Times Herald (May 18)
• 7 L.A. cyclists share how to go car-free, ride safely and have fun, LA Times (May 18)
• Horizon Educational Interviews CSU LA Professor David Blekhman, Horizon Educational Blog (May 18)
• UCLA Library To Host 20 Top Academic Librarians For Professional Development Program, India Education Diary (May 18)
• Christopher Madison, CEO of Former West Coast Commercial Printing Powerhouse ColorGraphics, Passes, Printing Impressions (May 17)
• Things to Do This Week in L.A. [5-16-2022 to 5-20-2022], We Like L.A. (May 16)
• 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)
• An ‘Army of One’ No Longer: How Two Veterans Made The Transition From Soldier To Student, LAist (May 12)
• Campaign is quiet, stakes are high in LA supervisor race, KCRW (May 11)
• Vivian Villanueva — wife and confidant — holds sway in L.A. Sheriff’s Department, officials say, LA Times (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)
• Livin’ Good Currency Ep. 9: Bidhan Roy on Light Shining From Prisons and Restorative Justice in the Soul, Good News Network (May 10)
• LADWP Recognizes Top Customers’ Sustainability Successes, LADWP News (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)
• The Dakar Hydrogen Racer Comes To The ACT Expo In Long Beach, Forbes (May 6)
• 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)
• Cal State LA joins effort to launch #CaliforniansForAll College Corps, Los Angles Patch (May 5)
• Election 2022: This San Fernando Valley state senate district is poised for a fresh face?, LA Daily News (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)
• LA Mayoral candidates debate at Cal State LA, Fox11 News (May 1)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• Karen Bass, Rick Caruso and other mayoral candidates will next debate at Cal State LA on May 1, KCRW-FM (Apr. 22)
• Early voting in LA mayor's race starts in 3 weeks, ABC7 News (Apr. 21)
• Rouxbe Launches Live Series Focused on Food Diversity, FSR Magazine (Apr. 21)
• Billie Jean King, Katrina Adams discuss Title IX in U.S. State Department webinar, USTA (Apr. 26)
• 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)
• 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)
• Dr. Gay Yuen received Distinguished Alumna Award from Cal State LA, Sing Tao Daily (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)
• LA mayoral candidates left out of debate blast organizers, LA Daily News (Apr. 12)
• 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)
• ‘We are not casting a wide enough net’: Rob Perez on how biopharma companies can help out their neighbors, STAT News (Apr. 7)
• Police: Sacramento shooting was gunfight among gang rivals, ABC10 (Apr. 7)
• Al menos cinco personas dispararon en el tiroteo de Sacramento, que la policía calificó como una lucha entre pandillas rivales, Univision Noticias (Apr. 7)
• U.S. House of Representative: Dr. Tom Rivera Tribute, CSPAN Morning Hour (Apr. 6)
• Alhambra Councilwoman Appointed to Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority Commission, Colorado Boulevard (Apr. 6)
• 2022 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books presents Color-Field Paintings, EIN Newswire (Apr. 6)
• MSU announces $5.6 million gift from Larry and Anne Hambly to enhance computer science opportunities, MSU News (Apr. 6)
• Q&Answers: What's Going On With Rose Of U.S. Mass Shootings?, CBS Sacramento (Apr. 4)
• How life works is his life’s work, UCI News (Apr. 4)
• Cal State LA receives $10 million from alumna for school of the arts, Philanthropy News Digest (Ap. 3)
• Cal State LA received $ 10 million from alumna for education, Local Cincinnati News (Apr. 3)
• CDCR leaders improve education through collaboration, CDCR News (Apr. 1)
• Cal State LA to launch bachelor’s program for women in prison, EdSource (Apr. 1)
• 2022 Eagle-Con Awards, Locus Magazine (Apr. 1)
• At California gas station, Republicans woo voters angry over fuel prices - but it's complicated, Reuters (Apr. 1)
• After years of debilitating social anxiety, a special tool changed my life, CNN Health (Apr. 1)
• Cal State LA Prepares To Extend Bachelor's Program To Women In Prison, LAist (Mar. 31)
• Jennings and Bradford Honored at Eagle-Con 2022, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 31)
• Cal State LA receives $5 million NSF grant to create a hub for urban sustainability, Civil + Structural Engineer Media (Mar. 31)
• Gang leader-turned-peacemaker faces life sentence if convicted in federal racketeering trial, Courthouse News Service (Mar. 31)
• Never forget the late, great Walter E. Williams, Daily Breeze (Mar. 31)
• Fight over Garcetti’s nomination intensifies amid expanding Senate probe​, L.A. Times (Mar. 30)
• This Rap Song Helped Sentence a 17-Year-Old to Prison for Life​, New York Times (Mar. 30)
• Books provide bonding opportunity, The Roundup News (Mar. 30)
• Cal State LA to host mayoral candidate debate, Eastsider LA (Mar. 29)
• News about grants, gifts: Cal State LA, Philanthropy Journal (Mar. 28)
• Gifts Roundup: California State University, Los Angeles, The Chronicle of Philanthropy (Mar. 28)
• Pay inequity – The past is prologue​, Louisiana Weekly (Mar. 28)
• A Commitment to Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Los Angeles Business Journal (Mar. 28)
• Here's Why People Cheat on Those They Love, According to Psychology​, Newsweek (Mar. 27)
• If your partner uses any of these phrases, you might be a victim of gaslighting.​, CengNews (Mar. 26)
• Cal State LA creará centro para la sustentabilidad urbana, Hispanos Press (Mar. 26)
• Mellon Foundation Awards Cal State LA $1M Grant To Launch In-Person Bachelor's Degree Program​, Californer (Mar. 26)
• Cal State LA to establish the Mary Levin School of the Arts with transformative gift, Campus Circle (Mar. 25)
• Latino but not fluent in Spanish? The litmus test still plagues many, NBC News (Mar. 25)
• California State University-Standardized Tests, Antelope Valley Press (Mar. 25)
• How Mayoral Candidates Can Reach Latino and AAPI Voters in Los Angeles, Spectrum News (Mar. 25)
• Comeback stories: News & views: Cal State Los Angeles, Open Campus (Mar. 24)
• Six picks for weekend culture in L.A.: Ballet Folklórico de México, ‘The Band’s Visit, L.A. Times (Mar. 24)
• A new poll found two-thirds of Asian Americans in L.A. County are worried they will be a victim of a racial attack, KFI News (Mar. 24)
• Cal State LA to launch first bachelor's degree program for incarcerated women in CA, Spectrum News (Mar. 24)
• Column: L.A. County’s sheriff leans on his Latino identity. Does he exemplify our worst traits?, L.A. Times (Mar. 24)
• Cal State LA receives grant to create urban sustainability hub, Los Angeles Patch (Mar. 24)
• Cal State LA To Establish The Mary Levin School Of The Arts With Transformative Gift, Broadway World (Mar. 23)
• Black, Alabama filmmaker says his new movie is ‘beyond skin color’, MSN.com (Mar. 23)
• Napa Valley College names Powell its new top executive, North Bay BusinessJournal (Mar. 23)
• Expert Focus: Feminist economists studying women’s roles and contributions to the U.S. economy, Equitable Growth (Mar. 23)
• Survey: 2 in 3 AAPI in Los Angeles County worry about being victimized by racial attack, Yahoo! News (Mar. 22)
• Column: A search for answers to anti-Asian violence, AOL (Mar. 22)
• NASPA Conference Centers the Student Experience, Diverse Issues (Mar. 22)
• Servicios gratuitos y de bajo costo: Cómo ahorrar en alimentos, gasolina y más en Los Ángeles, Telemundo (Mar. 22)
• Majority of Asians in LA County fearful of being victims of racial attack, AsAm News (Mar. 21)
• Cal State LA Clinical Laboratory Scientist program earns reaccreditation​, Californer (Mar. 21)
• Cal State LA Clinical Lab Scientist program earns reaccreditation​, Medium (Mar. 21)
• Los votantes latinos no pueden ser ignorados. Los candidatos a la alcaldía de Los Ángeles quieren sus votos​, L.A. Times (Mar. 20)
• Two-thirds of Los Angeles County Asian Americans fear being victims of racism​, Sing Tao Daily (Mar. 19)
• New Survey: LA County AAPI Residents Fear Racial Attacks​, Asian Journal (Mar. 19)
• Love Addiction: 7 Signs You May Be Dependent on Relationships, Newsweek (Mar. 19)
• First-of-its-kind strategic plan looks to reduce, prevent microplastic pollution, ABC Denver Channel (Mar. 18)
• State park appoints new agency director; 1st woman director in 100 years, San Juan Islander (Mar. 18)
• Russian Missiles and Space Debris Could Threaten Satellites, WIRED (Mar. 18)
• Morning Brief: Fear Of Racially Motivated Attacks, A Starbucks Union, And Cat Videos​, LAist (Mar. 17)
• Housing, Hate, and Health Top Concerns for AAPI in LA​, Ethnic Media Services (Mar. 17)
• L.A. Affairs: La realidad de salir con alguien después de perder 100 libras​, LA Times (Mar. 17)
• Los Angeles poll: 25% of Asians became victims of hatred during the pandemic, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Mar. 16)
• 66% of Asians in LA are afraid of being subjected to hate crimes, Radio Korea (Mar. 16)
• First people of Orange County to spread message of preservation at San Clemente event, Daily Pilot (Mar. 16)
• Two-Thirds Of LA's Asian American Population Worry About Being The Target Of Racist Attacks, Report Finds, LAist (Mar. 16)
• Many L.A. County Asian Americans fear racial attacks and are against cutting police funding, survey finds, L.A. Times (Mar. 15)
• L.A. County Asian American Pacific Islander survey findings, KNX Radio (Mar. 15)
• 66% Of AAPI Community In L.A. County Worried About Racial Attacks, Survey Finds, CBS/KCAL News (Mar. 15)
• Services to be held for Tom Rivera, longtime CSUSB administrator and educational leader, CSUSB News (Mar. 14)
• Two-thirds of L.A. County Asian Americans fear racial attacks, survey finds, Yahoo! News (Mar. 15)
• People Deserve to Know Their Houses Are Going to Burn, The Atlantic (Mar. 15)
• Survey takes pulse of LA County Latinos and COVID-19 pandemic is top concern​, ABC Eyewitness News (Mar. 14)
• Survey takes pulse of L.A. County Latinos, COVID-19 pandemic is top concern​, MSN.com (Mar. 14)
• A Reimagined Pedagogy Is Needed Before We Return to In-Person Learning, Latino Rebels (Mar. 14)
• A new generation has never worked from an office. Here's how it is affecting them.​, Wall Street Journal (Mar. 13)
• Cal State LA men's soccer star signs with LAFC affiliate​, Los Angeles Patch (Mar. 11)
• Superintendent Hilda Maldonado focuses on ‘humanity of our kids’​, Santa Barbara News-Press (Mar. 11)
• Celebrating Women’s History Month: Capri Maddox, Beverly Press (Mar. 10)
• Art Directors Guild To Co-Host Cal State LA’s Eagle-Con Both Live and Virtually For First Time, Shoot Publicity Wire (Mar. 9)
• The Rundown: March 9, 2022 --- Eagle-Con 2022, Multiuniverse Comics (Mar. 9)
• Art Directors Guild To Co-Host Cal State L.A.’s Eagle-Con Sci-Fi Convention, Deadline (Mar. 9)
• Adriana Ocampo, Latin American Lifetime Prize Winner – Science – Life, East Africa News Post (Mar. 9)
• Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA and California Community Foundation release 2022 survey of Los Angeles Latina/o residents, California Newswire (Mar. 9)
• Eagle-Con 2022 To Honor Dawn Brown, John Jennings, Jaymee Goh, K. Tempest Bradford And 501st Legion, Broadway World (Mar. 8)
• Eagle-Con 2022 to Honor Legendary Talents and Authors Dawn Brown, John Jennings, Jaymee Goh, K. Tempest Bradford and 501st Legion, First Comic News (Mar. 8)
• L.A. sank them into debt. Will this family find a better life in rural California?, LA Times (Mar. 7)
• Cal State LA publica resultados de encuesta sobre residentes latinos de Los Angeles, Hispanos Press (Mar. 7)
• NATO and America Are Already at War with Russia, 1945 Politics (Mar. 5)
• 4 Ways the Pandemic Changed Our Values, Psychology Today (Mar. 5)
• Burbank Woman Checks on Her Family as They Hide in Kyiv Underground Garage, KNBC4 (Mar. 4)
• Coming Out at Work May Impact Productivity, Discover (Mar. 4)
• Cal State Long Beach students providing free tax prep services, Spectrum News (Mar. 4)
• Morning Brief: LA’s Zoning Laws, Combating Local Misinformation, And Celebrating Black-Owned Restaurants, LAist (Mar. 3)
• New study reveals the issues facing most Latinos, Yahoo! News (Mar. 3)
• Pandemic and homelessness rank among top issues for L.A. County Latinos, new survey says, LA Times (Mar. 2)
• COVID-19, Homelessness, And The Economy Are Top Issues For Latina/o Voters In L.A. County, New Poll Finds [scroll down], KPCC AirTalk (Mar. 2)
• Survey: Majority of Latinos In LA Want To See Police Funding Stay The Same Or Increase, LAist (Mar. 2)
• Students learning indigenous science to fight climate change, Spectrum News (Mar. 2)
• Podcast: Melanie Sabado-Liwag on the Enduring Impact of Colonialism on Health Inequities in the US, Health Affairs (Mar. 1)
• An Art Oasis within a Concrete Jungle: Hauser & Wirth, KNBC4 California Live (Mar. 1)
• Los Angeles Mayoral Candidates Discuss Housing, Port at San Pedro Debate, Epoch Times (Feb. 28)
• Southeast Los Angeles Collaborative Non-Profits Spotlighted in New Video Series, PR Newswire (Feb. 28)
• DHS S&T Awards Funding to Minority Serving Institutions to Advance Summer Research Projects, Homeland Security Today (Feb. 28)
• War in Ukraine: What are the Current State of Affairs?, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 25)
• Scenes From the Kinda-Sorta Second Los Angeles Mayoral Forum, Los Angeles Magazine (Feb. 25)
• The SoCalendar: What you need to do this weekend, Spectrum News (Feb. 24)
• How much power does the mayor of LA really have?, Spectrum News (Feb. 24)
• Cal State LA to Share in 5-Year, $4.5M Scholarship Program, KFI News (Feb. 24)
• Cal State LA to share in 5-year, $4.5 million scholarship program, Spectrum News (Feb. 23)
• Cal State LA to Share in Five-Year, $4.5M Scholarship Program, MyNewsLA (Feb. 23)
• The growing importance of formalized rev cycle training, Health Leaders (Feb. 23)
• The Kemper Foundation Launches Next Generation Kemper Scholars Program With Multi-Year $4.5 Million Commitment, Bakersfield.com (Feb. 23)
• Alex Padilla makes it official: He wants a chance at a full term in the U.S. Senate, Orange County Register (Feb. 22)
• The Future of Sustainable Aviation Gasoline Fuel, Aviation Pros (Feb. 22)
• Near the Mexican Border, Texas University Uses Value and Smarts to Help Students Stay Enrolled, Washington Monthly (Feb. 21)
• Thanks to Remote Work, Many in Gen Z May Never Work in an Office. Will It Matter?, Wall Street Journal (Feb. 20)
• Venezuelan journalist reflects on pivotal life moments deciding whether to join U.S. military, MassLive (Feb. 18)
• California’s Dream of a Carbon Neutral Future, The Canyon Chronicle (Feb. 17)
• Explaining the Los Angeles Mayor’s Race, New York Times (Feb. 17)
• College Preparation and Enrollment Declined for L.A. Black And Latinx Students During COVID-19, LA Sentinel (Feb. 17)
• Homeless crisis, fear of crime shaping LA mayor election, Washington Post (Feb. 17)
• California's Public Universities Are (Mostly) Full. Why Not Build AnLA Sentinelother Campus?, MSN.com (Feb. 16)
• Andersen Welcomes Managing Director Franky Low in Los Angeles, Business Wire (Feb. 16)
• Want to find an affordable college? There's a website for that, NPR Air Fresh (Feb. 15)
• LA mayoral race is heating up, KCRW (Feb. 14)
• Campus gardens and farm help address basic needs across the CSU by providing fresh produce for students, CSU News (Feb. 14)
• David Tetreault Joins Triller Fight Club As President, Cision (Feb. 14)
• College prep declined for Black, Latino students in LA during pandemic, report says, ABC7 News (Feb. 12)
• A ‘Bellwether’ on Black and Latinx Student Success, Inside Higher Ed (Feb. 11)
• Rick Caruso, Billionaire Developer, Jumps Into Los Angeles Mayor’s Race, New York Times (Feb. 11)
• Diversity and Inclusion: Building Brighter Futures, Aspire 2045 (Feb. 9)
• Internship and volunteer opportunities available through CALPIRG, Sonoma State (Feb. 8)
• Meet 10 Members of the CSU Community who are Paving the Way for Social Justice, CSU News (Feb. 7)
• East Texas Black History Makers: Professor Dr. Evelyn Granville, Mix 93.1 (Feb. 5)
• Audience engagement team welcomes three new staffers, LA Times (Feb. 4)
• The newest L.A. and O.C. museum exhibitions to see in February, LA Times (Feb. 4)
• CSU Institutions Provide Greatest Economic Mobility, Return on Investment, CSU News (Feb. 3)
• Los Angeles Youth Orchestra to perform 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' at Super Bowl LVI, FOX 11 (Feb. 3)
• 45 Colleges Selected for First Round of Californians For All College Corps, Spectrum News (Feb. 2)
• Cal State LA launches on-campus vaccine clinic, NBC4 News (Feb. 2)
• Clinica de vacunacion en Cal State LA, Telemundo 52 (Feb. 2)
• Source Materials: Arts Calendar February 3-9, LA Weekly (Feb. 2)
• Addressing The Interlocking Impact Of Colonialism And Racism On Filipinx/a/o American Health Inequities, Health Affairs (Feb. 2022)
• Looking Out for the Coast, CSU News (Jan. 31)
• It’s ‘Not Wordle.’ It’s brand Wordle? Meme has Twitter accounts jumping on game craze., NJ.com (Jan. 30)
• Esteban Torres, Congressional Advocate for Latinos, Dies at 91, New York Times (Jan. 29)
• Buscaino: Dock L.A. leaders' salaries if sufficient progress isn't made on homelessness, MSN.com (Jan. 28)
• Economic Mobility Index: Cal State LA ranked number one in a new study by Third Way, FOX 2 News (Jan. 28)
• Mike Bonin Calls It Quits, Los Angeles Magazine (Jan. 28)
• Mother and daughter share rich family legacy, Claremont Courier (Jan. 28)
• Column: Will billionaire businessman Rick Caruso run for L.A. mayor, and could he win?, MSN.com (Jan. 28)
• New Study Shows Which Colleges Help Low-Income Students Get Ahead, Forbes (Jan. 27)
• Out With the Old, In With the New: Rating Higher Ed by Economic Mobility, ThirdWay (Jan. 27)
• CSU strongly indicates it will permanently scrap SAT, ACT admission requirement, L.A. Times (Jan. 27)
• How Bad is Crime in L.A.?, L.A. Magazine (Jan. 27)
• Briefing: Racism & Health Virtual Symposium, Health Affairs (Jan. 26)
• Why is L.A.’s iconic skyline far from the beach — unlike Miami, Seattle and other cities?, L.A. Times (Jan. 26)
• Black youth face rising rates of depression, anxiety, suicide, EdSource (Jan. 25)
• Ku named vice president and chief nursing officer at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, The Signal (Jan. 24)
• The Maladjusted Madness of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Louisiana Weekly (Jan. 24)
• Art Professor Receives CSU’s Highest Honor for His Innovative Efforts to Support Students, CSUN News (Jan. 24)
• Cal State LA integrara programa estatal de ayuda estudiantil, Hispanos Press (Jan. 23)
• Memorial honors San Clemente firefighter who died in Rancho Palos Verdes house fire, Orange County Register (Jan. 21)
• Cal State LA announces 2022 launch of regional consortium as part of statewide #CaliforniansForAll College Corps program, California Newswire (Jan. 20)
• Increasing the Diversity of CSU Faculty, CSU News (Jan. 19)
• Walter Askin was a painter practicing a high art of joy, Pasadena Star-News (Jan. 19)
• State to give $10,000 to low-income college students for community service work, L.A. Times (Jan. 19)
• Cal State LA to launch regional consortium as part of statewide #CaliforniansForAll College Corps program, Campus Circle (Jan. 19)
• Cal State LA to take part in statewide college service program, Los Angeles Patch (Jan. 19)
• California Offers Compensation for Student Volunteer Hours, College Post (Jan. 19)
• Cal State LA To Launch Regional Consortium As Part Of #CaliforniansForAll College Corps Program, Californer (Jan. 19)
• Gov. Gavin Newsom offers college students $10,000 for public service, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Jan. 19)
• California ‘College Corps’ program to give $10,000 to select students for volunteer work, KTLA5 (Jan. 19)
• Gov. Newsom offers college students $10,000 for public service, KPCC 98.3 (Jan. 19)
• California offers college students $10K for public service, Fox-11 (Jan. 19)
• Dozens Of Calif. Colleges To Pay Students $10K For Public Service Work Under New State Program, CBS Los Angeles (Jan. 19)
• 45 colleges selected as part of first round of ‘Californians for All’ College Corps, EdSource (Jan. 18)
• California launches College Corps for students to volunteer, earn $10K toward education, Spectrum News (Jan. 18)
• How Are CSU and UC Campuses Handling The Pandemic As Omicron Surge Continues?, KPCC AirTalk (Jan. 18)
• Angela Garcia is filling vacant Division One board position for West Valley Water District, Fontana Herald News (Jan. 18)
• Small Things Can Change the World, California Volunteers Blog (Jan. 13)
• High calculus failure rates thwart students across CSU, EdSource (Jan. 13)
• Designing Student-Centered Courses at Cal State LA, ACUE (Jan. 13)
• Advocates call for release of inmates at-risk of COVID as cases surge in Sacramento County Jail, ABC Sacramento (Jan. 13)
• Number of COVID-19 cases soars, and schools delay the start of classes, Epoch Times (Jan. 13)
• Little Rock Nine featured in Michigan MLK Celebration, Across Michigan Patch (Jan. 12)
• The pendulum effect: News and views, Open Campus (Jan. 12)
• Live Updates: Latest News on COVID-19 and Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed (Jan. 11)
• LACHSA accepting applications for fall classes, LA Downtown News (Jan. 11)
• Blue-Chip Chinese Artist Jiannan Huang Reaches New Milestones in 2022 - Paintings Appraised at Over US $1.5 Million Each, WFMZ-TV (Jan. 11)
• Nursing Pathway Program Expands at the CSU, CSU News (Jan. 10)
• Juan Mendoza: “Los Angeles Odyssey”, Cultural Daily (Jan. 10)
• Formerly incarcerated, Trojan uses her platform to change the stigma about others like her, USC News (Jan. 10)
• Worried your new year will be filled with anxiety?, Lima Ohio News (Jan. 8)
• Development of $1000 Wire Arc AM machine, Metal AM (Jan. 7)
• Cal State Fullerton, Northridge to begin spring semester remotely, Spectrum News (Jan. 7)
• Los Angeles controller Ron Galperin jumps into California state controller race, San Francisco Chronicle (Jan. 6)
• Engineers Build Open-Source Gantry-Mounted WAAM Metal 3D Printer For Just $1,000, 3DPrinting Industry (Jan. 6)
• 2021 Williams-Hutchins Health Equity Award Recipients: Cal State LA's Pubic Health major Melina Rodriguez, CDC Minority Health (Jan. 5)
• Three more CSU campuses switch to remote learning amid Covid surge, EdSource (Jan. 5)
• Cal State LA reanudara las clases por internet durante tres semanas, Univision 34 News (Jan. 5)
• Three CSU schools to begin semester online amid winter coronavirus surge, Press-Telegram (Jan. 5)
• Colleges Shift Online Due to COVID Surge, KABC Eyewitness News (Jan. 5)
• Cal State LA has decided to hold the several weeks of the spring semester online, KNX Radio (Jan. 5)
• Cal State LA announced yesterday the school will begin the spring semester with 3 weeks of remote classes, KCRW-FM (Jan. 5)
• Cal State LA to start spring semester with remote learning, KTLA5 (Jan. 5)
• Another local university going online due to COVID, 99.1 KBU (Jan. 5)
• Omicron's Unstoppable Spread, KABC Eyewitness News (Jan. 5)
• ‘Protect our hospitals’ might convince Britons to get Covid-19 vaccines, but it won’t work in the U.S., STAT News (Jan. 5)
• Cal State LA to start first 3 weeks of spring semester with remote instruction, Radio Korea (Jan. 5)
• Why You Should Blink at Your Cat, Psychology Today (Jan. 5)
• Meet Ariel X. Hernandez, Self Help Graphics & Art's Archive Intern, Self Help Graphics & Art Blog (Jan. 5)
• Cal State LA to begin spring semester on January 24 with 3 weeks of remote classes, KPCC Radio (Jan. 4)
• It's March 2020 COVID-19 deja vu for college students, Los Angeles Times (Jan. 4)
• Cal State LA will start semester with remote classes during Omicron surge, Eastsider LA (Jan. 4)
• Cal State Los Angeles To Begin Spring Semester Remotely For 3 Weeks, CBS Los Angeles (Jan. 4)
• Cal State LA going remote, KNBC 4 (Jan. 4)
• Cal State Los Angeles To Start Spring Semester Online Amid Surge, California Patch (Jan. 4)
• Cal State LA to begin spring semester remotely for three weeks, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 4)
• Cal State LA to begin spring semester remotely for 3 weeks, Daily Breeze (Jan. 4)
• Cal State LA to begin the spring semester remotely for 3 weeks, Pasadena Star-News (Jan. 4)
• Cal State Los Angeles to begin spring semester remotely for 3 weeks, Spectrum News (Jan. 4)
• Cal State Los Angeles to Begin Spring Semester Remotely for Three Weeks, MyNewsLA (Jan. 4)
• 5 mental health tips to help you tackle 2022, Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Jan. 4)
• Mayor Tri Ta announces campaign for 70th Assembly District, OC Breeze (Jan. 4)
• A True Story of Families Fighting Racism, Rafu Shimpo (Jan. 3)
• Task force presses Irvine for museum to honor first people of Orange County, L.A. Times (Jan. 2)
• Amid snowstorm, residents hope to save a little newcomer to the Walla Walla Valley, Union-Bulletin (Jan. 2)

2021

• The newest L.A. and O.C. museum exhibitions to see in January, L.A. Times (Dec. 31)
• The unentitled kids: California’s new generation of star college applicants, San Diego Union-Tribune (Dec. 30)
• 10 memorable NCAA DII sports moments from fall 2021, NCAA.com (Dec. 30)
• Eastside band members head to the Rose Parade, Eastsider LA (Dec. 30)
• Former Tournament of Roses President Gerald Freeny to Ride on Cedar Sinai/OneLegacy ‘Donate Life Float’, LA Sentinel (Dec. 30)
• Recovery or crisis?, Pride Publishing Group (Dec. 30)
• Worried your new year will be filled with anxiety? Here are 5 mental health tips to help you tackle 2022, AOL News (Dec. 30)
• Cal State LA students stand up to hate with art, design, L.A. Downtown News (Dec. 29)
• 9 Reasons Couples Can Look Like Siblings, Psychology Today (Dec. 29)
• List: New Laws in California in 2022, NBC4 News (Dec. 28)
• CSU to require COVID booster shots for students, faculty, staff, Spectrum News (Dec. 23)
• Scientists from historically excluded groups face a hostile obstacle course, Nature.com (Dec. 23)
• Cal State system to require students, faculty and staff to get COVID-19 booster shots, Capital Radio (Dec. 22)
• COVID-19 Boosters for Students and Staff, KQED (Dec. 22)
• Where Ideas Go to Grow, JPL News (Dec. 22)
• California State University to require boosters for students, faculty and staff, EdSource (Dec. 22)
• OnlyFans Founder Resigns, Company Names Marketing Chief New CEO, Yahoo! (Dec. 21)
• More LA County supervisors? Latest redistricting process prompts calls for change, L.A. Daily News (Dec. 19)
• I-710 North Mobility Hubs Working Group Wants Feedback, South Pasadenan (Dec. 16)
• Webbs Receive Honorary Doctorate Degrees From CSU-San Bernardino, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 16)
• Cal State LA Men's Soccer Team Celebrates National Championship, KABC-AM Radio (Dec. 15)
• Cal State LA Festeja Titulo Colegial de Division II, Telemundo 52 (Dec. 15)
• Cal State LA Celebrates Men's Soccer National Championship, FOX11 (Dec. 15)
• Cal State LA Men's Soccer Celebrates National Championship, KTLA 5 Sports Final (Dec. 15)
• Cal State LA Celebrates Div. II National Soccer Title, KNBC 4 (Dec. 15)
• Cal State LA Men Win Division II Soccer Title, KABC Eyewitness News (Dec. 15)
• Cal State LA students design their own 'LA For All', The Californer (Dec. 15)
• Soccer Newsletter: Cal State LA wins national championship, LA Times (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA men's soccer team wins its first national title, Eastsider LA (Dec. 14)
• From the Editor: How will Biden's signature bills impact business in Long Beach?, Long Beach Business Journal (Dec. 14)
• Linda McAlister, Philosopher and Founder of Feminist Journal, Dies at 82, New York Times (Dec. 14)
• 3-2-1…Happy New Year!, Newswise (Dec. 13)
• CSU Institutions Serve as Engines of Social Mobility, CollegeNET Index Shows, CSU News (Dec. 13)
• ZGF Architects Adapts a Derelict Campus Building in Los Angeles into an Energy-Efficient Educational Space, Interior Design (Dec. 13)
• Vicente ‘Chente’ Fernández, ‘El Rey’ of ranchera music, has died at 81, OPB (NPR) (Dec. 12)
• Cal State LA wins 2021 NCAA DII men's soccer national championship, first in program history, NCAA (Dec. 11)
• Cal State LA wins NCAA Division II men's soccer championship, ABC/Fox News (Dec. 11)
• Cal State LA wins DII soccer title, KCAL9 (Dec. 11)
• Cal State LA Students Design Their Own 'LA For All', Civil+Human Rights and Equity Department (Dec. 10)
• Daily Digest: Notebook - Soccer finals, Eastsider LA (Dec. 10)
• Obed Silva’s Memoir Is a Transborder Story as Universal as Love and Loss, ScheerPost (Dec. 10)
• 3Degrees Announces First Oregon Clean Fuels Program Credits From Hydrogen and New Advancements in Green Hydrogen, Yahoo! News (Dec. 9)
• Justice Department Awards $900,000 for Bachelor’s Degree program at California Institution for Women, Department of Justice (Dec. 9)
• Grammy Museum Revives Its First Exhibit ‘Songs of Conscience, Sounds of Freedom’, Billboard (Dec. 9)
• 100 Black Men: Inspire Boys to Close the Wealth Gap, Precinct Reporter (Dec. 9)
• Kwanzaa: A Celebration of Unity Debuts December 26, Broadway World (Dec. 9)
• ‘Could the timing be worse?’ Omicron hits as college students travel for winter break, L.A. Times (Dec. 8)
• California disciplining doctors over questionable medical exemptions for vaccines, Sacramento Bee (Dec. 8)
• Best Colleges for First-Generation Students, Student Loan Hero (Dec. 8)
• Fan guide: Weidner Field to host men's and women's DII soccer finals on Thursday and Saturday, The Gazette (Dec. 8)
• MALVEAUX: Consumerism is the Foundation of Predatory Capitalism, Washington Informer (Dec. 8)
• Discovery+ & OWN Announce New Unscripted Series, Broadway World (Dec. 8)
• Is math education racist? Debate rages over changes to how US teaches the subject, Yahoo! News (Dec. 7)
• During this festive time of year, the CSU is taking the opportunity to give back to its community, Newswise (Dec. 7)
• Soccer Newsletter: And finally there's this..., L.A. Times (Dec. 7)
• Meta has a ‘moral obligation’ to make its mental health research transparent, scientists say, The Verge (Dec. 6)
• Semifinal seeds, matchups set in 2021 DII men's soccer championship, NCAA (Dec. 5)
• Cal State LA wins the Super Region Championship!, CCAA (Dec. 4)
• My (Unauthorized) Hallmark Movie Musical Is Coming To Hollywood, Broadway World (Dec. 4)
• Congressman Adam Schiff endorses colleague Karen Bass for LA Mayor, Courthouse News Service (Dec. 2)
• Podcast: College degrees for incarcerated folks, L.A. Times (Dec. 1)
• How to show solidarity with Black Lives Matter this holiday season, Nation of Change (Dec. 1)
• Pandemic has heightened community mental health issues, Inquirer (Nov. 30)
• The San Gabriel Valley's Asian-Majority Cities Would Be Split Up Under This Redistricting Plan, LAist (Nov. 29)
• Best Car Insurance Companies: Ask the Expert, WalletHub (Nov. 29)
• Cal State University Expands Program Lending Apple iPads To Incoming Freshmen, Transfer Students, CBS Los Angeles (Nov. 26)
• American Indian/Indigenous Languages Seminar extends reach, becomes inclusive forum, Daily Bruins (Nov. 25)
• Column: One step, then another. With determination and new therapies, there’s hope for paralysis patients, L.A. Times (Nov. 24)
• Joint Statement Of San Gabriel Valley Leaders On The Dilution Of The AAPI Community In Draft Redistricting Maps, PR Newswire (Nov. 22)
• Center Theatre Group Launches CTG Leadership Circle, Broadway World (Nov. 22)
• Nombran a Cal State LA Campeón de Equidad en Transferencias, Hispanos Press (Nov. 20)
• Cal State LA named equity champion for Latinx transfer students, Los Angeles Patch (Nov. 19)
• 14 CSU Campuses to Provide Incoming Spring '22 Students with Free Computing Devices through CSUCCESS, EdTech Chronicle (Nov. 18)
• 14 CSU Campuses to Provide Incoming Spring 2022 Students with Free Computing Devices through CSUCCESS, Newswise (Nov. 17)
• The Eighth Annual Social Mobility Index (SMI) Highlights Schools Fighting Against Growing Economic Disparity as Covid-19 Blocks Many Low-Income Students from Pursuing College, Yahoo! News (Nov. 17)
• 16-year-old charts her own path at ASU Law, ASU News (Nov. 17)
• Cal State requires students to be vaccinated for COVID-19 — but it’s not evenly enforced, CalMatters (Nov. 17)
• New mural honors the greats of Lincoln Heights, Boulevard Sentinel (Nov. 16)
• Stalled Equality Act leaves LGBTQ community continuing to build its own safe places, USA Today (Nov. 15)
• 'Change is real': California prison inmates earning college degrees, FOX11-Los Angeles (Nov. 15)
• Former Saluki Seeks to Inspire with $1M Basketball Scholarship, WSIU Radio (Nov. 15)
• Are Fertile Women Really More Attractive to Men?, Psychology Today (Nov. 14)
• These Two SoCal Universities Are Working to Digitize and 3D Print Mesoamerican Artifacts, dot.LA (Nov. 13)
• BIPOC & Women-Owned Holiday Pop-Up Shop, Los Angeles Patch (Nov. 13)
• Colonialism, power and race. Inside California ethnic studies classes, Los Angeles Times (Nov. 10)
• What do L.A. students want most? Mental health help, an adult to listen, reliable tech, Los Angeles Times (Nov. 10)
• ‘Not ivory towers’: HBCU activist-in-residence nurtures hope, activism, Christian Science Monitor (Nov. 10)
• Analysts See China's Xi Moving to Cement Power at Leaders' Meeting, Big News Network (Nov. 10)
• 17 Unsolved Murders That Could Use Help From Citizen Detectives, A&E (Nov. 10)
• Higher Education Webinar: The Role of Hispanic-Serving Institutions, Council on Foreign Relations (Nov. 10)
• SURF Program 2021: Student Profiles - Israel Gutierrez, Scripps Institute of Oceanography (Nov. 10)
• COMMENTARY: Why Won’t Democrats Fight?, Voice & Viewpoint (Nov. 9)
• Advanced circulators overcome mmWave design challenges, Electronic Products and Technology (Nov. 8)
• Cuatro jóvenes latinos rompen barreras y enfocan sus esfuerzos con un sentido profundamente social, La Opinion (Nov. 7)
• They were supposed to die in prison. Instead they earned freedom as college grads, Bakersfield.com (Nov. 7)
• 40 Under 40 honoree: Naomi Wilson with Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera, Sacramento Business Journal (Nov. 7)
• Todo indicaba que morirían en prisión; en cambio, ganaron su libertad como graduados universitarios, Los Angeles Times (Nov. 5)
• LA Marathon: Jocelyn Rivas aims to be youngest ever to finish 100 marathons, LA Daily News (Nov. 5)
• KNX Hero is on track to break three world records at the LA Marathon, MSN.com (Nov. 5)
• KNX Hero is on track to break three world records at the L.A. Marathon, KNX 1070 (Nov. 4)
• They were supposed to die in prison. Instead, they earned freedom as college graduates, Los Angeles Times (Nov. 4)
• East LA tortilleria attracts loyal customers and Michelin recognition after a decade of hard work, Eastsider LA (Nov. 4)
• Guinness World Record at Los Angeles Marathon awaits Jocelyn Rivas, after 2,620 incredible miles, ESPN (Nov. 4)
• Seeds are set for the 2021 CCAA Men's Soccer Tournament, CCAA (Nov. 4)
• Former Dededo resident Arianna Lansigan makes her mark in LA, Pacific Daily News (Nov. 4)
• Cal State LA students earn prestigious pre-doctoral scholarships, Los Angeles Patch (Nov. 3)
• Student Tech Equity Levels Up with CSUCCESS, Newswise (Nov. 3)
• 2021 Champions of Higher Education for Excellence in Transfer, The Campaign for College Opportunity (Nov. 1)
• Leaders Driving Change: Dr. Jane Dong, College Futures Foundation (Nov. 1)
• Cal State LA awarded the Amgen Foundation grant to boost careers in bioentrepreneurship, Around Alhambra (Nov. 2021) 
• Cal State LA Awarded $100,000 Grant from the Amgen Foundation, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Oct. 30)
• Guide to Green Colleges: 2022 Edition, Princeton Review (Oct. 29)
• A Haunted House Returns To The Eastside, And The Students In Charge Are (Serial) Killing It, LAist (Oct. 29)
• Access To A College Degree Is On The Rise In Prisons. What This Means For Incarcerated Students, LAist (Oct. 28)
• Cal State LA continues remarkable climb in U.S. News rankings, Medium (Oct. 28)
• Many Liberal Arts Students Need a Lesson in Free Speech, Inside Higher Ed (Oct. 28)
• Editorial: For former prisoners to have a shot at a normal life, we need successful reentry programs, L.A. Times (Oct. 28)
• Facebook isn’t telling the whole story about its mental health research, The Verge (Oct. 28)
• Mall Mogul Rick Caruso Prepares Los Angeles Mayoral Run, Los Angeles Magazine (Oct. 27)
• Malveaux: Labor shortage or pay shortfall? America faces new labor market as old racial unemployment rate remains, Pittsburgh Courier (Oct. 27)
• Poets Salon: Traveling Together, Colorado Boulevard (Oct. 27)
• Pasadena Educational Foundation Book Club “How To Be an Antiracist”, Pasadena Now (Oct. 26)
• The 1871 Chinese Massacre and why ‘their lives didn’t matter then’, Annenberg Radio News (Oct. 26)
• Sinclair Broadcast Group Announces 2021 Annual Diversity Scholarship Winners, Shaping the Future of Broadcasting, Guru Focus (Oct. 26)
• Raymond Lewis documentary to make Los Angeles debut, L.A. Times (Oct. 26)
• Metta World Peace talks ghosts, sugar, and coaching the sport he loves (Scroll to 3:35), Fox 11 News (Oct. 26)
• Duarte Mayor Bryan Urias, who died Sunday at age 40, described as a calming influence, SGV Tribune (Oct. 25)
• Duarte mourns death of Mayor Bryan Urias Duarte mourns death of Mayor Bryan Urias, Spectrum News (Oct. 25)
• Cal State University Los Angeles Prison Baccalaureate Program Graduate Success, EIN News (Oct. 24)
• Cal State LA awarded Amgen grant to boost careers in bioentrepreneurship, eCampus News (Oct. 24) 
• Does California need a statewide debate commission?, Sacto Politico (Oct. 24) 
• Munoz joins Chino Valley Champion news staff, Champion Newspaper (Oct. 23)
• Essential California: Helping immigrant students at state colleges, L.A. Times (Oct. 22)
• Cal State LA Awarded Grant to Boost Careers in Bioentrepreneurship, BioSpace (Oct. 22)
• ‘Not ivory towers’: HBCU activist-in-residence nurtures hope, activism, Christian Science Monitor (Oct. 21)
• The Most Expensive and Least Expensive Colleges in Each State to Get a Bachelor’s Degree, Student Loan Hero (Oct. 20)
• Cal State LA Awarded Amgen Foundation Grant to Boost Careers in Bioentrepreneurship, Californer (Oct. 20)
• SNCC Celebrates Historic 60th Anniversary with Focus on Today’s Inequities, Washington Informer (Oct. 20)
• Women of Influence honoree: Tanya L. Greene, McGuireWoods LLP, Los Angeles Business Journal (Oct. 20)
• Victorville community leader, author and Army veteran Felix Diaz dies at 87, VV Daily Press (Oct. 20)
• Friday Actors You May Not Know Passed Away, Looper (Oct. 19)
• Cal State LA awarded Amgen Foundation grant to boost careers in bioentrepreneurship, U.S. News Express (Oct. 19)
• DIRECT-STEM: Improving access to STEM education for minority students, Research Features (Oct. 19)
• CSUMB President Eduardo Ochoa announces retirement, Monterey Herald (Oct. 18)
• SJSU Joins CSU Initiative to Increase Women Faculty in Engineering, SJSU Newsroom (Oct. 18)
• Pioneer of Women’s BMX Freestyle & First Women to do a Backflip – Cory Coffey, Recently Heard (Oct. 18)
• Cal State LA receives grant to support adult minority learners, Hispanic Outlook (Oct. 17)
• Cal State LA se enfocará en estudiantes adultos minoritarios, Hispanos Press (Oct. 16)
• California Today: New Cal State LA grads (scroll down), New York Times (Oct. 15)
• Cal State LA y USC digitalizarán materiales mesoamericanos y españoles, Hispanos Press (Oct. 15)
• Eight Public Urban Universities Receive Grants to Support Black, Latino, Indigenous Learners, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Oct. 14)
• Cal State LA receives grant to support adult students of color, Los Angeles Patch (Oct. 14)
• Why certain sea creatures flourish at the site of the OC oil spill, KPCC Press Play (Oct. 14)
• The Top 100 Degrees: Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Oct. 14)
• Best Place to Get a Personal Loan, WalletHub (Oct. 14)
• TMSG: Inmates Earn College Degrees At CA Prison's 1st Graduation Ceremony, The Bobby Jones Show (Oct. 14)
• L.A. Compact Recommitment Announced by Partners, L.A. Compact (Oct. 14)
• L.A. Compact recommitment announced by partners, Unite LA (Oct. 14)
• Labor Shortage or Pay Shortfall?, Chicago Crusader (Oct. 14)
• Plaque at Police Academy Dedicated to Rose Ochi, Rafu Shimpo (Oct. 13)
• First-of-its-Kind Commencement Inside Prison Celebrates 25 Inmates That Earned Bachelor’s Degrees Behind Bars, Good News Network (Oct. 12)
• Cal State LA, USC Receive Grant to Digitize Mesoamerican and Spanish Colonial Material, Fine Books & Collections Magazine (Oct. 12)
• Daily Digest Newsletter: Eastside Scene, Eastsider LA (Oct. 12)
• Q&A: LA County redistricting is out of the hands of the supervisors. Here’s why that matters, LA Daily News (Oct. 12)
• Newsom Signs Bill Requiring CA Public High School Students Pass Ethnic Studies Course To Graduate, Daily Wire (Oct. 12)
• Can Justice Reform Survive in Los Angeles?, Crime Report (Oct. 11)
• Cal State LA, USC Receive Grant To Digitize Visual Record Of Mesoamerican, Spanish Colonial History, Californer (Oct. 11)
• Cal State LA, USC receive grant to digitally preserve historical records from the Mesoamerican and Spanish Colonial eras, KPCC 98.3 (Oct. 11)
• California Inmates Earn Bachelor’s Degree While Incarcerated, Black News Channel (Oct. 11)
• A group of California inmates just earned bachelor's degrees while behind bars, CNN (Oct. 10)
• A group of California inmates earned bachelor's degrees while behind bars, KESQ (Oct. 10)
• Recall fever hits Venice as voters target Councilmember Mike Bonin, Spectrum News (Oct. 10)
• Cal State LA, USC Receive Grant to Digitize Historical Visual Record, MyNewsLA (Oct. 8)
• Cal State Los Angeles, USC Receive Grant to Digitize Historical Visual Record, Watch Our City (Oct. 8)
• Digital Collections for Understanding Mesoamerican Cultures, USC Libraries (Oct. 8)
• California inmates earn college degrees at 1st graduation ceremony held inside state prison, The Today Show (Oct. 8)
• California inmates earn college degrees at first graduation ceremony held inside state prison, Yahoo! News (Oct. 8)
• California’s recall election results highlight key lessons about how to mobilize ethnic voters nationwide, Fresno Bee (Oct. 8)
• Improving mentoring to increase inclusion in science, ASMBM Today (Oct. 8)
• El Segundo Fire Chief to retire in November, Daily Breeze (Oct. 8)
• Encarcelados obtienen título en comunicación de Cal State LA, La Opinion (Oct. 7)
• Incarcerated students earn Cal State LA degrees at first-of-its-kind graduation in a CA state prison, Campus Circle (Oct. 7)
• Pvamu Announces Melina Abdullah As Its Inaugural Activist-in-Residence, Tyler Morning Telegraph (Oct. 7)
• Inmates Graduate College At First-Ever Ceremony Inside A California Prison, We Are Mitu (Oct. 7)
• First Ever Women’s Leadership Development Program is Coming to California State University, LA, Armenian Mirror-Spectator (Oct. 7)
• A dilemma for L.A.’s Jewish voters: 2 mayoral hopefuls with close communal ties, The Forward (Oct. 7)
• Andy Warhol: Selections from the Luckman Permanent Collection, Art Forum (Oct. 7)
• Incarcerated Students Receive Bachelor's Degree from Cal State LA, Spectrum News 1 (Oct. 6)
• These Inmates At California State Prison Just Earned Bachelor’s Degrees, Black America Web (Oct. 6)
• Pasadena Society of Artists 96th Annual Exhibition and Awards, Colorado Boulevard (Oct. 6)
• Inmates at Lancaster state prison earn bachelor’s degrees, Times News Express (Oct. 6)
• Inmates at Lancaster prison earn bachelor's degrees, KABC7 Los Angeles (Oct. 5)
• Incarcerated Students Receive Bachelor's Degrees from CSU, MyNewsLA (Oct. 5)
• Incarcerated students receive bachelors degrees from CSULA, Hey SoCal (Oct. 5)
• Incarcerated students at state prison in Lancaster receive bachelors degrees from CSU, The Antelope Valley Times (Oct. 5)
• Incarcerated College Students at California State Prison, Los Angeles County Earn Degrees, CDCR News (Oct. 5)
• Incarcerated College Students at California State Prison, Los Angeles County Earn College Degrees, EIN News (Oct. 5)
• Seventeen GMiS 2021 Scholars awarded Edison International scholarships, Great Minds in STEM (Oct. 5)
• Briefcase: Promotions, hires and more, Yahoo! News (Oct. 4)
• Western Pacific Storage Solutions taps 18-year supply chain veteran to lead Engineering team., DC Velocity (Oct. 4)
• 28 Fun Things to do This Week in L.A., We Like L.A. (Oct. 4)
• Leana Wen’s “Lifelines” Combines “ER,” PBS and “Oprah” In a Compelling Read, Forbes (Oct. 3)
• Column: Reintroducing the series 'Black L.A.: Looking at Diversity,' 39 years later, L.A. Times (Oct. 3)
• Protesters demand criminal charges against school safety officer who shot 18-year-old, Long Beach Post (Oct. 3)
• Con este programa buscan brindarles una segunda oportunidad a los presos en California, Univision Al Punto California (Oct. 3)
• BWW Interview: MOCA's Alex Sloane Moving SUN & SEA, Broadway World (Oct. 3)
• ‘A Legacy Of Fights’: Unpacking Ethnic Communities’ Impact On The California Recall, Future Elections, Asian Journal (Oct. 2)
• The newest L.A. and O.C. museum exhibitions to see in October, L.A. Times (Oct. 2)
• Cal State University Accepts Early Applications For Fall 2022, KFI AM (Oct. 1)
• New program allows incarcerated students to get bachelor’s degrees alongside peers on the outside, CalMatters (Oct. 1)
• Cal State University Accepts Early Applications For Fall 2022, India Post (Oct. 1)
• Top 100 Colleges And Universities For Hispanics, Hispanic Outlook (Oct. 2021)
• News from CUMU Membership: Incarcerated students earn Cal State LA degrees at first-of-its-kind commencement in a California state prison, Because Places Matter (Oct. 2021)
• Firefighters enlist high-tech tools to stave off the West’s increasingly destructive blazes, Fortune (Sept. 30)
• Cal State University Accepts Early Applications for Fall 2022 Admissions, NBC News (Sept. 30)
• Tower and pedestrian bridge help students access ‘higher’ education, Civil Engineering Magazine (Sept. 29)
• Increase Your Earning Potential at Cal State LA Downtown, L.A. Dowtown News (Sept. 29)
• Rep. Karen Bass enters LA mayor’s race, scrambling a packed political field. Which communities here support her?, KCRW (Sept. 28)
• Racial alliances, rivalries on display in LA mayor’s race, Star Telegram (Sept. 28)
• Racial Alliances and Rivalries on Display in LA Mayor's Race, NBC Los Angeles (Sept. 28)
• Dodgers’ bat boys are different than they appear to be. Here’s the inside info, L.A. Times (Sept. 27)
• It’s official: Rep. Karen Bass is running for mayor of LA, Press Telegram (Sept. 27)
• Racial alliances, rivalries on display in LA mayor's race, ABC News (Sept. 27)
• UNK hosting 32nd annual Criminal Justice Conference next week, University of Nebraska (Sept. 27)
• American Mariachi is coming to the Goodman Theatre, WGN Radio (Sept. 27)
• Momentous mayor’s race will be a pitched battle over how to fix L.A.'s ills, L.A. Times (Sept. 25)
• International Folk Art Market Promotes Adrienne Murray, L.A. Daily Post (Sept. 24)
• California Politics: Top of Mind with Julie Rose, BYU Radio (Sept. 22)
• A New Jewel: Artsakh Farmers Market Opens, Outlook Newspaper (Sept. 22)
• On the Fast Track to Career in STEM, JPL (Sept. 21)
• Who is running for mayor of Los Angeles? Candidates lining up to replace Garcetti, KABC7 (Sept. 21)
• The List: Colleges and Universities (fall 2020 total enrollment), Los Angeles Business Journal (Sept. 20)
• Music, culture, family celebrated alongside heartache in ‘American Mariachi’, Chicago Sun-Times (Sept. 20)
• A Teaching Moment, Newswise (Sept. 20)
• Those Days I Lived Beside You: On Sandra Cisneros’s “Martita, I Remember You”, L.A. Review of Books (Sept. 19)
• I’m Fighting for Ethnic Studies in My Community So My History Won’t Be Erased, Truthout (Sept. 19)
• This feminist witch introduced California to Goddess worship, L.A. Times (Sept. 18)
• Cal State LA asciende en clasificación de universidades regionales, Hispanos Press (Sept. 18)
• Cal State LA nursing major receives CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement, Medium (Sept. 17)
• Cal State LA nursing major receives CSU Trustees’ Award, Culver City Patch (Sept. 17)
• $1.25M Grant to Encourage Women Engineering Professors at Fresno State, Other CSUs, The Business Journal (Sept. 17)
• Veterans museum to dedicate mural, host author of ‘Spy Pilot’ Sept. 23, The Warren Record (Sept. 17)
• After landslide victory, what will Newsom do with his post-recall mandate?, Mercury News (Sept. 16)
• Professor Cozette Akopian created first ever women's leadership program in Cal State LA, Good Day LA (Sept. 16)
• The New Multiracial America, L.A. Sentinel (Sept. 16)
• New OLM Principal Wants to Carry on Legacy of ‘Great Staff and Traditions’, Malibu Times (Sept. 16)
• If you wear Paisaboys, you might be in on L.A. streetwear’s biggest inside joke, L.A. Times (Sept. 16)
• Daily Digest: Best Colleges, Eastsider LA (Sept. 15)
• What Gavin Newsom’s Victory Means for California, U.S. News (Sept. 15)
• California recall rejected: Voters decide to let Governor Gavin Newsom keep his job, ABC7 (Sept. 15)
• Helping Students Cope With Loss and Grief, ASHA Wire (Sept. 15)
• Inside look at the Presidential Search Committee, The Oracle (Sept. 15)
• Lessons from Pandemic Illuminate a Bold Yet Compassionate Path Forward for CSU, Newswise (Sept. 14)
• Cal State LA Continues Remarkable Climb In U.S. News & World Report Rankings, Californer (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA continues remarkable climb in U.S. News & World Report rankings, ETradeWire (Sept. 13)
• 7 Reasons Gavin Newsom Can Survive California’s Recall Vote, U.S. News (Sept. 13)
• Her first year at Cal State LA turned into an education in online learning and living, Eastsider L.A. (Sept. 12)
• New principal has education in her blood, Claremont Courier (Sept. 12)
• Billie Jean King’s life is almost too rich for one book, Long Beach Press Telegram (Sept. 11)
• California recall: There's a method to what looks like madness, Fairfield Citizen (Sept. 10)
• Newsom stakes his future on one simple argument: Fear a GOP governor, L.A. Times (Sept. 8)
• Cal State LA continues to be one of the nation's top universities, 5Angeles Patch (Sept. 7)
• Pacific Marine Mammal Center celebrates 50 years saving SoCal marine life, Spectrum News (Sept. 7)
• Newsom rally speaker has repeatedly called for convicted cop killers to be released from prison, Fox News (Sept. 7)
• The campaign to recall Gov. Newsom heads into its final stretch., New York Times (Sept. 7)
• The upsized $126.5 million SPAC will target historically undercapitalized minority business enterprises (“MBEs”) for mergers and acquisitions, The Times Weekly (Sept. 7)
• FEMA vaccination site at Cal State LA distributed most shots, NBC News (Sept. 6)
• Ask the Experts: Bank of America Travel Rewards credit card, Wallet Hub (Sept. 6)
• Tight Property Inventory Signals LA’s Rise as Life Sciences Hub, Los Angeles Business Journal (Sept. 6)
• Has California’s unique brand of direct democracy gone too far? Recall is ultimate test, L.A. Times (Sept. 5)
• California Republicans launching campaign to boost trust in mail-in voting, New Hampshire Union Leader (Sept. 4)
• Why Newsom Is Telling California Voters to Leave Half the Ballot Blank, New York Times (Sept. 3)
• How Online Learning Fits in This Fall, Inside Higher Ed (Sept. 3)
• ELAC, LAUSD team up to create college opportunities in East LA, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 3)
• With California Recall All But Tied, Unlimited Dollars For Newsom, Turnout Expected To Sway Outcome, Zenger (Sept. 2)
• Turnout Will Decide Recall Election – Important Vote Is Simpler Than It Seems, Asian Journal (Sept. 2)
• Why Do We Have Recalls? Thank Los Angeles, New York Times (Sept. 1)
• Life’s Work: An Interview with Billie Jean King, Harvard Business Review (Sept./Oct.)
• Newsom has a huge cash advantage in California’s recall vote. It may mean nothing, Guardian (Aug. 31)
• Opinion: What Dr. Leana Wen’s improbable journey says about our country, Washington Post (Aug. 31)
• Mental Health Monday: What CSU Campuses Are Doing To Address Mental Health, KCAL 9 News (Aug. 30)
• Watch: Black Tennis Hall of Fame inducts 2020 and 2021 classes in virtual ceremony, Tennis.com (Aug. 29)
• Essential California: California memory, L.A. Times (Aug. 27)
• Fontana resident Katherine Roberts receives a 2021 Cal State LA Outstanding Professor Award, Fontana Herald News (Aug. 26)
• Cal State LA chemistry faculty member receives this year’s Outstanding Professor Award, L.A. Sentinel (Aug. 26)
• Outstanding Professor: Walter Zelman, Malibu Times (Aug. 26)
• With Afghan Artists at Risk, Hundreds Sign Letter Asking US to Protect Them, Hyperallergic (Aug. 24)
• 5 teams to watch when the 2021 DII men's soccer season opens, NCAA (Aug. 24)
• College life is back, loaded with COVID rules as students return to campuses, Yahoo! News (Aug. 24)
• College life is back and loaded with COVID rules as students return to campuses, LA Times (Aug. 24)
• How California teachers are welcoming back English learners — with language and community, EdSource (Aug. 24)
• Why the Recall’s a Real Threat for Gavin Newsom, Governing (Aug. 24)
• Cal State Students Return To Campus Today, Vaccination Required, CBS Los Angeles (Aug. 23)
• How California’s bizarre recall system could elect a Republican governor, Vox (Aug. 23)
• Start-up launches college students’ political careers, Claremont Courier (Aug. 23)
• Indian-American Professor Choi Chatterjee Honoured With President’s Distinguished Professor Award, NRI Vision (Aug. 23)
• Un'eccellenza sammarinese in America: la docente Simona Montanari premiata con l'Outstanding Professor Award, San Marino TV (Aug. 21)
• Cal State LA History Department Chair Choi Chatterjee Honored with President’s Distinguished Professor Award, India West (Aug. 20)
• John M. Kennedy Receives A 2021 Cal State LA President's Distinguished Professor Award, Broadway World (Aug. 20)
• Cal State LA honors outstanding faculty at University Convocation, Los Angeles Patch (Aug. 20)
• Calif. recall hopefuls push promises on drought, wildfires, Greenwire (Aug. 20)
• California drought threatens family’s fight for water, L.A. Times (Aug. 19)
• Melina Abdullah is showing L.A. how to be accountable to a future we can’t yet see, L.A. Times (Aug. 18)
• Hands-on help is on the way for small businesses in a recovering economy, Wells Fargo Stories (Aug. 18)
• A fossilized egg laid by an extinct, human-sized turtle holds a rare jackpot, Popular Science (Aug. 18)
• Billie Jean King goes ‘All In’ on tennis and women’s equality, Christian Science Monitor (Aug. 17)
• Fossilized egg from prehistoric giant turtle reveals baby inside, National Geographic (Aug. 17)
• International World-Class Artist Jiannan Huang Talks About Art, Artistry, and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, WFMZ-TV (Aug. 17)
• KGI Announces L.A. Care Scholars in Inaugural Master of Science in Community Medicine Program, LA Care Health Plan (Aug. 16)
• 8 New York and California Film Schools That Are Not NYU and USC, The Hollywood Reporter (Aug. 13)
• Recall Q&A: Everything you need to know about the election, L.A. Daily News (Aug. 12)
• A discussion of Asian and Black solidarity: ‘Wherever there’s a fight, that’s where I want to be’, L.A. Times (Aug. 11)
• Is California's 'Hydrogen Highway' a road to nowhere?, L.A. Times (Aug. 10)
• CCUSD Board of Education Names Quoc Tran as the District’s New Superintendent, Westside Today (Aug. 10)
• Golden State Stimulus: Newsom’s Plan for Stimulus Checks, Fintech Zoom (Aug. 6)
• Getting the Covid shot: California State University students react to vaccine mandate, EdSource (Aug. 6)
• DoorDash presents Somos Boyle Heights, Film Daily (Aug. 5)
• Newsom and his allies raise tens of millions more than recall backers and GOP candidates, L.A. Times (Aug. 4)
• Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 8.4.21, Office of Governor (Aug. 4)
• Why L.A. County has a politician with a gun and a badge: From Sheriff Villanueva back to 1850, L.A. Times (Aug. 3)
• Meet Evelyn Boyd Granville, the mathematician who mass produced computers and shot Apollo into space, Massive Science (Aug. 3)
• TRB Announces 24 Minority Student Fellows for 2022, National Academies (Aug. 2)
• How Urban Corridos Became the Soundtrack to South Central L.A., Folklife Magazine (Aug. 2)
• Cal State LA graduating student aims to improve the criminal justice system with psychological insight, Around Alhambra (Aug. 2021)
• Cal State LA business graduate finds joy in helping others, Eastsider LA (July 31)
• Regresan las ceremonias de graduación a Cal State LA, La Opinion (July 30)
• L.A. Musician And Activist Receives Honorary Doctorate At Cal State LA Commencement, The Californer (July 30)
• Could Larry Elder Actually Win in California?, Radio Ink (July 30)
• Could conservative radio host Larry Elder actually be the next governor of California?, Mercury News (July 29)
• FOX 11 anchor and children’s advocate Christine Devine receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, L.A. Sentinel (July 29)
• L.A. musician receives honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, Los Angeles Patch (July 28)
• Coalition holds press conference in opposition to controversial O.C. Board of Education ethnic studies forum, Daily Pilot (July 28)
• This Protein Can Make a Lemon Taste Sweet! Food Science! (Prof. Jing Zhao), CBS Mission Unstoppable (July 28)
• ‘More than what we were’: First graduates of Cal State LA’s pioneering prison education program will walk the stage at Commencement, Yahoo! Finance (July 27)
• ‘More than what we were’: First graduates of Cal State LA’s pioneering prison education program to walk the stage at Commencement, Forbes Alert (July 27)
• ‘More than what we were’: First graduates of Cal State LA’s prison education program will walk the stage at Commencement, Daily Post L.A. (July 27)
• ‘More than what we were’: First grads of Cal State LA’s prison education program will walk the stage at Commencement, The Street (July 27)
• 2021's Best Places to Flip Houses, Wallet Hub (July 27)
• New Grants for University-Community Partnerships Prepare Students for Workforce, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (July 27)
• Cal State Universities Will Require Student Vaccinations On Campus, L.A. Weekly (July 27)
• CSU to Require COVID-19 Vaccinations for All Students, Faculty and Staff on Campus This Fall, KQED (July 27)
• Cal State LA celebrates new graduates at in-person commencement ceremony, FOX 11 News (July 26)
• 16-year-old received a double degree from Cal State LA with a focus on improving the criminal law system, World Journal Chinese Daily News (July 26)
• Vacaville Art Gallery reopens with Guillermo Wagner Granizo exhibit, Daily Republic (July 25)
• Cal State LA grads finally get their day, Eastsider LA (July 23)
• Exalumno de Cal State LA estudiará doctorado en Harvard, Hispanos Press (July 23)
• Cal State LA Theatre Graduate Receives National Production Design Recognition, Broadway World (July 23)
• Hauser & Wirth Celebrates Its First Five Years in the City of Angels, Hype Art (July 23)
• Physician Leana Wen Is a Public-Health Pragmatist, Wall Street Journal (July 23)
• A Memorable, Important, Complex and Compelling Book by Author CD Harper, Digital Journal (July 23)
• Newsom recall ballot could confuse voters. Here's what you need to know, ABC News (July 23)
• LOS ANGELES: Por fín, graduados de Cal State LA celebran su ceremonia, Excélsior LA (July 23)
• 16-Year-Old Graduates from Cal State LA with 2 Degrees, NBC Los Angeles (July 22) 
• 16-Year-Old Graduates from College, KABC Eyewitness News
• 16-Year-Old Graduates from Cal State LA with Two Degrees, KTLA 5 Morning News (July 22)
• 16-Year-Old Graduates from Cal State LA; Heading to Law School Next, Spectrum News (July 22)
• Pasadena Community Foundation Announces 2021 Vista Nova Grantees, Pasadena Now (July 22)
• Burrito Break Supplies Tasty Convenience With $2 Breakfast Burritos in Downtown LA, Eater (July 22)
• Graduates from 2020 finally got their moment for an in-person commencement at Cal State Los Angeles (L.A. Daily News)
• Graduates from 2020 finally got their moment for an in-person commencement at Cal State LA (Daily Bulletin)
• Why a 19th-century Russian anarchist is relevant to the mask and vaccine debate, Conversation (July 21)
• Daily Digest: Morning Edition - Cal State LA Commencement, Eastsider (July 21)
• FOX 11's Christine Devine to receive honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, FOX 11 News (July 19)
• Oyens Are Friendlier Than Other Cats And Here’s Why, The Rakyat Post (July 18)
• Transforming Services to Help Families Flourish, Colorado State University (July 15)
• If you need mental health help, reach out. Here are some resources, L.A. Times (July 15)
• ‘Diversity, Inclusion, and Representation Matter!’: Filipino Scientists on Building Better Science, Pulitzer Center (July 14)
• Joshua Munzon makes Terrafirma debut against TNT, Spin Sports (July 14)
• Capitalising on the mmWave spectrum, New Electronics (July 13)
• What Does the Mayor of Los Angeles Do?, The New York Times (July 13)
• How California State University is tackling equity with technology, University Business (July 13)
• Cal State University schools are giving away 35,000 free iPads to new students, but you have to request it. Here’s how., KTLA5 (July 13)
• Replace the Proposed New California Math Curriculum Framework, Independent Institute (July 13)
• Incubators Nurture Local Bioscience Startups, Los Angeles Business Journal (July 12)
• Cal State schools to give students iPads in effort to cut barriers to college enrollment, L.A. Times (July 12)
• Cal State LA To Gift iPads And More To New Students, Los Angeles Patch (July 12)
• CSU To Provide iPads, Other Technology For Incoming Students, CBS Los Angeles (July 12)
• New CSU Student Success Initiative to Provide iPad Air to 35,000 Incoming Students, Campus Technology (July 12)
• LA Sheriff Villanueva shifts to the right as election looms, L.A. Times (July 12)
• ‘A Lot Of Jockeying’: What Happens Now That Garcetti Has Been Nominated As Ambassador To India?, CBS Los Angeles (July 12)
• Meet Rosanna Tavarez, a NoHo Choreographer, NOHO (July 11)
• Making an all-important connection, Antelope Valley Press (July 11)
• Eric Garcetti Tapped to Be Ambassador to India, Wall Street Journal (July 9)
• White House Selects LA Mayor Eric Garcetti to Be Ambassador to India, Courthouse News (July 9)
• CSU Names Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs, MyNewsLA (July 6)
• Looking ahead to college freshman year, students welcome help, EdSource (July 6)
• Alum’s philanthropy helps others follow in his footsteps, UCI News (July 6)
• Laurie Chew Says Goodbye to Venice High, Venice Oarsman (July 6)
• Will California GOP Rep. Mike Garcia's voting record be an obstacle to reelection?, Bakersfield Californian (July 6)
• Cal State LA receives College Futures Foundation grant to increase transfer student success in STEM, Eastsider LA (July 5)
• Rep. Mike Garcia’s voting record: Will it be an obstacle to reelection?, L.A. Times (July 5)
• The Road To Economic Recovery Has Potholes – Pace Faster For Whites Than For Blacks, Seattle Medium (July 5)
• The Vietnam Generation: A Personal Reflection, San Diego Jewish World (July 4)
• How We Can Take Better Care of our Water Supply, CBS Mission Unstoppable (July 4)
• Expanding college access in California means prioritizing its most vulnerable students, The Korea Times (July 2)
• Cal State LA Receives Grant To Increase Transfer Student Success In STEM Fields, The Californer (July 1)
• Part One of Four from Compton College President Keith Curry's Series on the State of Education for Black Students, L.A. Watts Times (July 1)
• Opinion: Asians in Arcadia against homeless people? It’s complicated, L.A. Times (July 1)
• Cal State LA mass vaccination site closing, Yahoo! News (June 30)
• In Focus: LA Artists, FAD Magazine (June 30)
• LA County's daily new COVID-19 cases, positivity rate has doubled since June 15, ABC Eyewitness News (June 30)
• Cal State LA Awarded $300K Grant for STEM Fields, Spectrum News 1 (June 30)
• Cal State LA receives grant to help transfer students in STEM fields, EdSource (June 29)
• Cal State Los Angeles Awarded $300,000 Grant, Watch Our City (June 29)
• Cal State LA receives $30,000 grant to increase transfer student success in STEM fields, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 29)
• Cal State LA to increase transfer student success in STEM fields, Los Angeles Patch (June 29)
• Cal State LA receives College Futures Foundation grant to increase transfer student success in STEM fields, NewsBreak (June 29)
• Former Summit High School track star narrowly misses out on a trip to Tokyo Olympics, Fontana Herald News (June 29)
• Pedro Linares: Google Doodle Honors ‘Peculiar Yet Playful’ Mexican Artist, Heavy.com (June 29)
• Meet the new platform for basketball highlights that’s nothing but net, L.A. Times (June 28)
• AARP California Announces 15 America Walks’ Walking College Fellows, AARP (June 28)
• To address Filipino American health disparities in future, experts look to past inequality, NBC News (June 28)
• Chino Valley People: Amanda Tran, Champion Newspaper (June 26)
• San Diegan Chris Jones wins national award for community leadership, ABC News San Diego (June 25)
• Opinion: Expanding college access in California means prioritizing its most vulnerable students, L.A. Times (June 25)
• Grants Roundup: Wells Fargo and Cal State LA, The Chronicle of Philanthropy (June 23)
• Caltech Celebrates Progress in Diversity and Inclusion in Recruitment and Admissions, Caltech (June 21)
• News Briefs: Cal State LA receives $1M Grant from Wells Fargo, Los Angeles Downtown News (June 21)
• Hate Acts Perpetrated in Nearly Every Community in L.A. County, New Report Finds, Rafu Shimpo (June 20)
• Big banks want communities of color to trust them. But it’s not so simple, L.A. Times (June 19)
• 30 Million People Under Heat Warnings Across the West, CNN News (June 19)
• Yuen Named to Human Relations Commission, Rafu Shimpo (June 19)
• Can Newsom recall challengers weaponize California's power grid?, ABC Eyewitness News (June 18)
• Renowned economist Julianne Malveaux to head new College of Ethnic Studies at Cal State LA, L.A. Sentinel (June 17)
• Wells Fargo awards millions to foster inclusive recovery for diverse businesses, Our Weekly (June 17)
• The California State University: The Most Significant Transformational Force for Social Mobility in the Nation, CSU Newsroom (June 17)
• How LA’s unhoused crisis has become a lightning rod for local politics, KCRW Press Play (June 16)
• UCLA Fielding School Of Public Health Announces Fellowships, Los Angeles Patch (June 16)
• Preparing for the Fires, CSU Newsroom (June 16)
• $1 million grant to jump start Cal State LA entrepreneurship program, Eastsider LA (June 15)
• Cal State LA receives $1M grant to help women small business owners, KNX 1070 News (June 14)
• Cal State LA Receives $1M Grant to Help Women Small Business Owners, MyNewsLA (June 14)
• Cal State LA recibe subvención millonaria para ayudar a mujeres propietarias, Telemundo 52 (June 14)
• Cal State LA receives grant to help women small business owners, Hey SoCal (June 14)
• Doctor reveals the warning signs you’re dating a narcissist, from telling lots of stories to showing off, The Sun (June 14)
• LA500: Celebrating the Leaders Who Continue to Drive the City Forward - William Covino — Cal State Los Angeles, Los Angeles Business Journal (June 12)
• Cal State LA to offer College of Ethnic Studies, Los Angeles WAVE (June 12)
• The bombing of Cubana Flight 455: Interview with filmmaker Enrique Berumen, People's World (June 11)
• “Red Car Memories: A Community Conversation” led by artist Mark Steven Greenfield this weekend—all about LA’s historic streetcar, Metro (June 10)
• Dr. Julianne Malveaux Appointed Cal State LA College of Ethnic Studies Dean, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (June 9)
• Renowned economist Julianne Malveaux set to head new College of Ethnic Studies at Cal State LA, Yahoo! News (June 8)
• Former Columnist, Commentator To Head Cal State L.A. College of Ethnic Studies, MyNewsLA (June 8)
• Tree diversity may save the forest: Advocating for biodiversity to mitigate climate change, EurekAlert! (June 8)
• Renowned economist Julianne Malveaux set to head College of Ethnic Studies at Cal State LA, AP News (June 8)
• ‘Pasadena Grows’ Focuses on Indoor and Outdoor Container Gardening, Pasadena Now (June 8)
• Renowned Economist Julianne Malveaux Set To Head New College Of Ethnic Studies At Cal State LA, Californer (June 8)
• Economist Julianne Malveaux Set to Head New College of Ethnic Studies at Cal State LA, Fairmont Post (June 8)
• A Child Prodigy: Rena Nakasaka estate planning and asset protection practitioner in Beverly Hills, California, Digital Journal (June 7)
• News: Award and Scholarship Recipients of the 2021 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) Announced, MD Theatre Guide (June 5)
• Learn about Ancient Egypt, Fascinating Land of Pharaohs and Pyramids, Pasadena Now (June 4)
• The Best Used Car Deal On The Block Is A Hydrogen-Powered Sedan, Forbes (June 4)
• Meet Dr. Inna, the psychology professor fact-checking TikTok, Input Magazine (June 4)
• Cal State LA holds its first Native American graduation ceremony, Eastsider LA (June 3)
• Biden’s infrastructure plan would create plenty of jobs, but who will do them?, Hechinger Report (June 3)
• 2021 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Award and Scholarship Recipients Announced, Broadway World (June 3)
• Cal State LA graduation ceremony is back on, Eastsider LA (June 2)
• Yuliza Curiel: From Struggling Student to Successful Businesswoman, Latin Post (June 2)
• KQSR (Mix 100.9)/Yuma, AZ Adds V Gomez as APD/Middays, Radio Online (June 1)
• New Cal State LA dorms will house up to 1,500 students, Eastsider LA (June 1)
• The perpetual foreigner: What it's like to be Filipino American in a time of hate, Rappler.com (June 1)
• Cal State LA launches Pandemic Diaries digital history project, Around Alhambra (May 2021)
• Cal State LA moves in-person graduations to baseball stadium in July, KNBC News (May 30)
• Mars Exploration and Ancient Egypt at Pasadena Senior Center, Colorado Boulevard (May 29)
• Cal State LA announces plans for in-person graduation on campus in July, ABC Eyewitness News (May 28)
• How can Black and Asian American communities build power? Unity., Berkeley News (May 28)
• Cal State LA Holds Its First-Ever Native American Graduation Ceremony This Weekend. Students Say It’s About Time, LAist (May 28)
• 23 Old-School Cool Photos Of Asian American Couples Through The Years, Huffington Post (May 27)
• What happens if Garcetti leaves? Political experts offer their takes on growing ambassador buzz, L.A. Daily News (May 26)
• The L.A. Times welcomes its Class of 2021 summer interns, L.A. Times (May 26)
• From ‘Modern Family’ To ‘Superstore,’ Nicole Lynn Evans Talks Breaking Into Hollywood With A Disability, Forbes (May 26)
• LA's 'Turbocharged' Year of Police Reform After George Floyd's Murder: What's Next?, LAist (May 25)
• Urban Education Student and Women of Color Archive Founder Awarded AAUW Fellowship for ‘Searching for Mami & Abuelita’, The Graduate Center, CUNY (May 24)
• A practical plan for our homeless, Pasadena Star-News (May 22)
• Jeff Benedict Big Big Band: The Weather is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful, 90.3 WCPN (May 22)
• BWW Feature: LOVE IS... at DConstruction Arts, Broadway World (May 21)
• Jaqueline Navarro works tirelessly to eradicate violence, Desert Sun (May 21)
• The Ripple Effect, Newswise (May 20)
• SoCal coalition pushing for regional approach to tackle homelessness, ABC Eyewitness News (May 19)
• Letters to the Editor: A psychology professor on the GOP’s gambling-like compulsion, L.A. Times (May 19)
• LA coalition offers up a ‘neutral space’ for officials to come together to address homelessness, SGV Tribune (May 19)
• Would a brand new homeless agency fix LA’s crisis?, KCRW (May 19)
• L.A. employers are preparing for your return. Here’s how, L.A. Times (May 19)
• Committee for Greater L.A. Calls for New Entity to Address Homelessness, KFI News (May 19)
• Committee for Greater LA Calls for New Entity to Address Homelessness Crisis, MyNewsLA (May 19)
• Column: Is a new homeless agency the answer for L.A.? I’m skeptical but keeping an open mind, L.A. Times (May 19)
• Committee calls for new entity to address LA's homelessness crisis, Spectrum News (May 19)
• Committee for Greater L.A. Calls for New Entity to Address Homelessness Crisis, Epoch Times (May 19)
• The equity movement distilled in a single student, American Thinker (May 19)
• Recovery, Recall and Record Revenue: What’s Driving Newsom’s Budget, New York Times (May 18)
• Cal State LA receives grant from clean-air agency for graduate student research, The Californer (May 17)
• Cal State LA receives grant from clean-air agency for student research, eTradeWire (May 17)
• Column: If Garcetti leaves early for India ambassador post, how will he be remembered?, L.A. Times (May 15)
• 8 signs someone in your life is a narcissist and how to set healthy boundaries with them, Business Insider (May 14)
• New Assistant Principal Stephen Lewis | South Pasadena Middle School, South Pasadenan (May 13)
• How Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Became the Anti-vaxxer Icon of America’s Nightmares, Vanity Fair (May 13)
• Reginald and René Webb to Receive CSUSB Honorary Degrees, Precinct Reporter News (May 13)
• Army veteran serves as peacemaker in urban combat zones, USC News (May 13)
• Legislative proposal would help provide adequate banking services, Fontana Herald News (May 12)
• 20 Colleges With the Most Hispanic Students, WTOP News (May 12)
• Op-Ed | A More Perfect Union Requires Health Equity, South Pasadenan (May 11)
• Lincoln Heights activists wanted to fight gentrification, so they became local politicians, KCRW (May 10)
• California’s Middle-Class Taxpayers Could Get a Rebate Under Newsom Plan, New York Times (May 10)
• Los Angeles: Boyle Heights celebrates May Day, Fight Back News (May 10)
• Bridging the Jewish Generational Gap, Jewish Journal (May 10)
• California high schoolers are saying no thanks to reopened campuses and are staying home, L.A. Times (May 9)
• New administrators bring decades of experience to Adelanto Elementary School District, Daily Press (May 9)
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• California’s population declined for the first time ever last year. Here’s why, Fresno Bee (May 7)
• Rose Ochi Square Dedicated in Little Tokyo, Rafu Shimpo (May 6)
• Keeping the Promise at Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara Independent (May 6)
• BLM-LA cofounder Dr. Melina Abdullah talks Black studies and social movements, Talon Marks (May 6)
• Theater brings two LatinX-themed shows to the virtual stage, Around the O (May 6)
• Cal State LA Vaccine Site Expands Hours, Accepts Walk-Ins, Yahoo! (May 5)
• Dr. Jennifer Taylor-Mendoza set to become CSM’s new president, The Skyline View (May 5)
• Angel City Elite Wants to Diversify Distance Running, One Starting Line at a Time, Pop Sugar (May 5)
• L.A. Mayor expected to be in the running for ambassadorship to India, KNX-AM (May 5)
• What will US-Israel relations look like when Israel turns 100?, Jewish News Syndicate (May 5)
• LA’s Little Tokyo renames intersection as Rose Ochi Square, LA Daily News (May 4)
• Little Tokyo Intersection To Be Dedicated in Honor of Civil Rights Leader, KFI Radio (May 4)
• CodeWiz Arlington's girls-in-tech introduces next generation, YourArlington (May 4)
• Huntington Medical Research Institutes Welcomes New Board Members, Pasadena Now (May 3)
• 'It's the history of Los Angeles': A look at the diversity in the AAPI community, Spectrum News 1 (May 2)
• The Responsible Way to Blow Up Your Life, Forge (May 1)
• Asian American entrepreneurs cooked up an enduring friendship since working together at McDonald’s, SGV Tribune (Apr. 30)
• Dodger vaccination center to close as demand slumps and focus shifts to community sites, Eastsider LA (Apr. 30)
• Cross Currents: Should graduation be in-person this year?, The Channels (Apr. 30)
• Monrovia resident Gustavo Menezes leads new Eco-STEM project at Cal State LA, Beacon Media News (Apr. 29-May 5)
• Latino Voters Will Be Key in the Recall Election—but It’s Unclear How They’ll Lean, Los Angeles Magazine (Apr. 29)
• Westport Country Playhouse Announces New Summer Theater Camp, Broadway World (Apr. 29)
• Quality Teaching a ‘Crucial Lever’ in California’s Dev Ed Reform, ACUE Community (Apr. 29)
• Paper flowers on display at Central Library, Newnan Times-Herald (Apr. 29)
• CBSN Los Angeles Town Hall: Discussion Of President Biden's First Address To Congress [Forward to 6:34], CBS Los Angeles (Apr. 28)
• The 20/20 Experience: Impact of COVID-19 on the Cal State LA Campus Community, Eastsider LA (Apr. 28)
• Newsom recall election: Latino voters will likely have major impact, experts say, ABC Eyewitness News (Apr. 28)
• Bedford / St. Martin's Names Ten New Scholars for its 2021 Advisory Board, PRWeb (Apr. 28)
• Pulled Bodies, Fabric Spirits, and Celebration: Senga Nengudi’s Elusive Art Finds Joy in the Everyday, Art in America (Apr. 28)
• From loss grows hope for one California National Guard Soldier, Aerotech News (Apr. 28)
• EmpowHer Institute: Harnessing Education to End Generational Cycles of Poverty, L.A. Business Journal (Apr. 28)
• President Biden's Address to Congress: Jaime Regalado, KNX Radio (Apr. 28)
• City Announces New Sheriff’s Captain, San Dimas Community Post (Apr. 28)
• Cal State LA launches Pandemic Diaries digital project, Around Alhambra (Apr. 28)
• Cal State LA captures stories of pandemic, Downtown LA News (Apr. 27)
• Cal State LA, National Taipei University of Technology won first, second place in SourceAmerica Design Challenge, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Apr. 27)
• RIP: Former Los Angeles Bishop Joseph Jon Bruno dies at 74, Episcopal News Service (Apr. 27)
• California’s new Attorney General pledges to police the police, Mercury News (Apr. 26)
• For high school seniors, return to campus is a trip back in time, L.A. Times (Apr. 26)
• OP-ED | Police Accountability Can Improve Actions and Protect Lives, South Pasadenan (Apr. 26)
• Awaiting census count, California ponders slow growth future, Spectrum News (Apr. 24)
• Journey to the Working World, CSU Leader (Apr. 23)
• Pat Brown Institute discusses racial equity in healthcare, ABC Los Angeles (Apr. 23)
• BirdNote Presents Poetry Month: Timothy Steele, Apple Podcasts (Apr. 23)
• Cal State LA plans require vaccinations before students and staff can return to campus, Eastsider LA (Apr. 22)
• California’s public universities to require COVID-19 vaccine, AP News (Apr. 22)
• Cal State LA receives $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to improve undergraduate STEM education, Civil + Structural Engineer (Apr. 22)
• University of California, California State University plan to require Covid-19 vaccines this fall, EdSource (Apr. 22)
• FEMA’s impression on Los Angeles community vaccination, L.A. Sentinel (Apr. 22)
• Employees Worry About Cal State University 'Patchwork' Approach To Vaccinations, LAist (Apr. 21)
• Evolution of Intelligent Edge: Pathways to Grid Modernization for Sustainability, T&D World (Apr. 21)
• Funding from canceled 710 extension could instead bring BRT to Valley Boulevard, Urbanize Los Angeles (Apr. 21)
• Saddleback College celebrates students with autism in the 2021 Open Diversity Festival, Lariat News (Apr. 20)
• Metrolink and LA County Public Health Launch Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics at Train Stations, NBC Los Angeles (Apr. 20)
• Notebook: STEM Grant, Eastsider LA (Apr. 19)
• Newsom recall gives Antonio Villaraigosa risky road to political comeback. Will he take it?, Herald-Mail Media (Apr. 19)
• Santa Barbara Police Department Promotes Five Officers, Noozhawk (Apr. 18)
• Cal State LA receives $2M NSF grant to improve STEM education, Los Angeles Patch (Apr. 16)
• From Tijuana to Temecula To LA: A Fronterizo's Struggle For A Sense Of Belonging, LAist (Apr. 16)
• Connect with Top Nursing Professors on Twitter, OnlineEducation.com (Apr. 16)
• Metrolink, L.A. County Public Health Launch Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics, LAist (Apr. 16)
• Why some narcissists actually hate themselves, BBC (Apr. 16)
• Cal State LA recibe subvención para programas en áreas STEM, Hispanos Press (Apr. 15)
• Monrovian to Head Cal State LA Project to Overhaul STEM Education, Monrovia Now (Apr. 15)
• Los Angeles Latino Chamber Of Commerce Announces The Addition Of Three New Board Members, PR Newswire (Apr. 15)
• Column: The UC system is one of the best and worst parts of living in California, L.A. Times (Apr. 14)
• Writing Planetary Ethnographies, Political and Legal Anthropology Review (Apr. 14)
• Students Who Gesture during Learning ‘Grasp’ Concepts Better, Scientific American (Apr. 13)
• Fort Carson soldiers return after administering COVID-19 vaccinations in Los Angeles, The Gazette (Apr. 13)
• PSUSD names Dr. Simone Kovats as the new Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, Channel 3 News (Apr. 13)
• CSU Lecturers Bring Pedagogy to Podcasting with Las Doctoras, CSUDH News (Apr. 13)
• Cal State LA lança projeto de história digital Pandemic Diaries, Ichi.pro (Apr. 13)
• Cal State LA launches Pandemic Diaries digital history project, Eastsider LA (Apr. 12)
• LA to Offer COVID-19 Vaccines to Those 16 and Up Starting Tuesday, KFI AM 640 (Apr. 12)
• Cal State LA launches Pandemic Diaries digital project, Medium (Apr. 12)
• 5 Los Angeles poets on life beyond the pandemic, LA Times (Apr. 11)
• San Diego singer-songwriter explores ethnicity, social justice in his music, San Diego Union-Tribune (Apr. 11)
• COVID Vaccines Open to All LA County Residents 16+ Starting Tuesday at City of LA Sites, NBC Los Angeles (Apr. 11)
• Quackery: A Neglected Population Health and Societal Menace, Times Union (Apr. 11)
• Residents 16 and older will be able to get coronavirus vaccines at LA city sites starting Tuesday, Pasadena Star-News  (Apr. 11)
• Partnerships Critical to Success of Cal State LA Vaccination Super Site, Cal OES News (Apr. 9)
• Cal State LA and partners open a mobile vaccination clinic, Los Angeles Patch (Apr. 8)
• California and Oregon engineering teams take first place in SourceAmerica Design Challenge, PR Newswire (Apr. 8)
• Due To Unfilled Appointments, Cal State LA Offering Walk Up Vaccinations To Anyone Age 18 And Older, CBS Los Angeles (Apr. 8)
• Walk-ins welcome: Cal State LA site offering COVID-19 vaccine to all adults for remainder of the week, KABC Eyewitness News (Apr. 8)
• Cal State LA and government, community partners open mobile clinic at Southeast-Rio Vista YMCA in Maywood, NewsBreak (Apr. 8)
• California and Oregon engineering teams take first place in SourceAmerica Design Challenge, Inside Nova (Apr. 8)
• Cal State LA offering COVID-19 vaccines for all adults, LA Times (Apr. 7)
• Cal State LA mass vaccination site offering COVID-19 shots to all adults, KTLA5 (Apr. 7)
• Fueled by surplus Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Cal State LA site has ‘immediate appointments’ available, LA Daily News (Apr. 7)
• California coastal kelp forests are dying. The culprit? Warm waters and purple sea urchins, KCRW (Apr. 7)
• Cal State LA Nursing Graduate Program Named Among The Nation's Best, Californer (Apr. 6)
• Global Training Before Career Market Insights by Leading Companies and Emerging Technologies till 2026, Industry Today (Apr. 6)
• Cal State LA vaccination clinic slated to close, Los Angeles Wave (Apr. 6)
• Cal State LA Nursing Graduate Program Named Among Nation's Best, NewsBreak (Apr. 5)
• Did you get federal relief money from December? Depends which college you go to, CalMatters (Apr. 5)
• Essential memories: The woman felt like the whole world was falling in on her, Mission Local (Apr. 5)
• Marvelous Online And IRL Offerings This Week: April 5 - 8, LAist (Apr. 5)
• The Race for Space: How Today's Crowded Study Environments Could Affect College Students' Performance, KCET (Apr. 5)
• How colleges and universities across Southern California will celebrate graduation, LA Daily News (Apr. 3)
• Mass vaccination site at Cal State LA will stay open, managed by the City of LA, LA Times (Apr. 3)
• Sitio de vacunación contra COVID-19 en Cal State LA permanecerá abierto, Telemundo Noticias (Apr. 2)
• City to run Cal State LA vaccination site to avoid closure, Eastsider LA (Apr. 1)
• COVID Vaccine Super Site At Cal State LA Won’t Shut Down, CBS Los Angeles (Apr. 1)
• City of LA To Take Over COVID Vaccination Site At Cal State Los Angeles, Spectrum News (Apr. 1)
• Mass COVID-19 vaccination site at Cal State L.A. will stay open, be managed by city, KTLA5 News (Apr. 1)
• City to Take Over Large-Scale Coronavirus Vaccination Site at Cal State LA, NBC Los Angeles (Apr. 1)
• Cal State LA vaccination site to remain open, FOX11 News (Apr. 1)
• City of LA to take over operation of mammoth Cal State LA vaccination site, LA Daily News (Apr. 1)
• The CSU Provides Sevenfold Return on State’s Investment, CSU Newsroom (Apr. 1)
• CSU Chancellor Joseph I. Castro virtually visits Cal State LA as part of 23-campus tour, Around Alhambra (Apr. 2021)
• Hispanic/Latino Enrollment and Graduate Degrees Granted, Hispanic Outlook (Apr. 2021)
• Restoring the People’s Universities, AAUP (Winter 2021)
• In congressional rematch, Democrat Christy Smith hopes GOP Rep. Mike Garcia’s voting record gives her an edge, LA Times (Mar. 31)
• The race for space: How today’s crowded study environments could affect college students’ performance, CalMatters (Mar. 31)
• Former Downey mayor tours FEMA vaccination site, Downey Patriot (Mar. 31)
• College Consensus Publishes Aggregate Consensus Ranking of the 100 Best Value Colleges & Universities for 2021, Johnson City Press (Mar. 30)
• Community Activist Marian Dodge Named Woman of the Year by Senator Portantino, South Pasadenan (Mar. 30)
• Journey to the Working World, Newswise (Mar. 30)
• The Startling Thing This Study Reveals About McDonald's Happy Meal Boxes, Mashed (Mar. 30)
• Girls ‘Try’ And Boys ‘Aim High’: Gender Bias On McDonald’s Happy Meal Boxes, Forbes (Mar. 29)
• The World’s Largest Pyramid Is Hidden Within a Hill, Discover (Mar. 27)
• Coronavirus Vaccinations End April 11 at Giant Cal State Los Angeles Site, KNBC4 (Mar. 26)
• Vaccine Super Site At Cal State LA Closing, CBS Los Angeles (Mar. 26)
• FEMA, State Ending COVID Vaccination Effort At Cal State Los Angeles, Spectrum News (Mar. 26)
• Massive Cal State LA COVID vaccine site is set to close April 11 — can local officials keep it alive?, SGV Tribune (Mar. 26)
• Cal State LA large-scale COVID-19 vaccine site to close - most shots targeted communities of color, KNX Radio (Mar. 26)
• Large-scale mass COVID-19 vaccination to close at Cal State LA, Fox-11 (Mar. 26)
• Awesome Online And IRL Events Happening This Weekend: March 26 - 28, LAist (Mar. 25)
• Rector de CSU, Joseph Castro, realiza visita virtual a Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (Mar. 25)
• “He’ll Be Our Inspiration, Still”: Remembering Robert B. Ruddell, Former IRA Board Member and Influential Author, Literacy Now (Mar. 25)
• FUSD educator Jorge Arauz steps into new role as Redwood Elementary School principal, Fontana Herald News (Mar. 25)
• 2 generations of Asian American activists on fighting racism, LA Times (Mar. 24)
• SourceAmerica Announces 2021 Design Challenge Team Finalists, Inside Nova (Mar. 23)
• In Time Of COVID-19, Cal State LA Places Nurses In At-Risk Communities, The Californer (Mar. 23)
• O.C.-based National Guard soldiers assist at Cal State LA vaccine site, Daily Pilot (Mar. 23)
• SourceAmerica Announces 2021 Design Challenge Team Finalists, WFMZ-TV (Mar. 23)
• Women’s History Month: Who Are Some of the Women Engineers We Should Know?, Enterprise-Record (Mar. 22)
• California schools, universities condemn anti-Asian attacks, offer support to students, All Together (Mar. 22)
• Rep. Schiff on FOX 11: There is Light at the End of the Tunnel Because of Vaccines, Congressman Schiff News (Mar. 22)
• U.S. Representative Adam Schiff Visits California State University CVC, DVIDS (Mar. 22)
• Rep. Schiff visits vaccination site at Cal State LA, KABC Eyewitness News (Mar. 22)
• Supporting Penn’s pan-Asian community, Penn Today (Mar. 22)
• Federal response: LA vaccination center enters third week, Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group (Mar. 22)
• CLEEO Summit will discuss Mesoamerican sport’s significance, Coast Report (Mar. 21)
• Fil-Am Nurse Practitioner Part Of Cal State LA’s Community Care Program, Asian Journal (Mar. 20)
• Cal State LA places nurses in at-risk communities, Los Angeles Patch (Mar. 19)
• CCS Town Hall Discussion on #STOP ASIAN HATE, UCLA Asia Pacific Center (Mar. 19)
• Announcements: CSU Chancellor Joseph I. Castro virtually visits Cal State LA as part of 23-campus tour, AAC&U News (Mar. 19)
• Latinx Files: How some Latinxs are looking to create generational wealth, L.A. Times (Mar. 18)
• ASHA Voices: Portrayals of Hearing Loss on the Big Screen, ASHA Wire (Mar. 18)
• CSU Chancellor Joseph I. Castro virtually visits Cal State LA as part of 23-campus tour, The Eastsider (Mar. 17)
• New CSU Chancellor addresses student concerns about fees and tuition, University Times (Mar. 17)
• Photo essay: A year in California living with coronavirus, KTVU (Mar. 17)
• CSU Chancellor virtually visits Cal State LA as part of 23-campus tour, Campus Circle (Mar. 16)
• Meet South L.A.'s young stock investors, eager to build wealth in their community, L.A. Times (Mar. 16)
• CityRide ofrece servicio a pasajeros elegibles a las citas de vacunació, Telemundo 52 (Mar. 16)
• CSU Chancellor Virtual Tour of Cal State LA, NBC4 News (Mar. 16)
• California State University’s student journalists launched a wire service to share their work with each other. Here’s how they did it., Neiman Lab (Mar. 16)
• LADOT CityRide begins bringing eligible riders to vaccination appointments, Fox11 News (Mar. 15)
• Democrats, progressives fight California governor recall, Reuters (Mar. 15)
• Gavin Newsom, California Democrats go into recall campaign mode, San Francisco Chronicle (Mar. 15)
• Federal response: LA vaccination center enters third week, Mountaineer (Mar. 15)
• In time of COVID-19, Cal State LA's Chin Institute places nurses in at-risk communities, NewsBreak (Mar. 15)
• Terrafirma selects Munzon as top pick overall, Manila Times (Mar. 15)
• Terrafirma picks Munzon first in stacked PBA Draft, Manila Standard (Mar. 14)
• Teen Swims 25 Miles Today for Local Charity, Outlook Newspapers (Mar. 13)
• Will LA’s Activist Left Take Over the Neighborhood Councils?, Knock LA (Mar. 12)
• California's colleges and universities will receive $5 billion from federal rescue plan, EdSource (Mar. 12)
• Obituary – Karl De Haven April 3, 1936 – Feb. 5, 2021, The Skagway News (Mar. 12)
• Eagle-Con 2021 to Honor Critically Acclaimed Talents Wynn Thomas and Nnedi Okorafor, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 11)
• Eagle-Con 2021 to Honor George Takei, Rafu Shimpo (Mar. 11)
• Star Trek events: Thursday, March 11th - Wednesday, March 17th, 2021, Star Trek News (Mar. 11)
• NoHo Teen Dives Into Fight Against Hunger With Marathon Swim, Spectrum News (Mar. 11)
• Highland Park business blossoms amid pandemic, Eastsider LA (Mar. 11)
• What self-decapitating slugs can teach humans about regenerative medicine and engineering, KCRW (Mar. 11)
• USITT Fellows Fund Announces New Initiative With Cal State LA, Live Design (Mar. 11)
• State releases demographic data on Coliseum, Cal State LA vaccine sites, MSN News (Mar. 10)
• Eagle-Con 2021 to honor George Takei, Wynn Thomas and Nnedi Okorafor, Shoot Online (Mar. 10)
• USITT Fellows Fund Partners with University to Create Unique Learning Opportunity, Stage Directions (Mar. 10)
• Newsom’s State of State speech comes at critical time as recall threat looms, KTLA5 (Mar. 9)
• Bob Hope USO at LAX visits California National Guard troops at Cal State Los Angeles, OC Breeze (Mar. 6)
• Eagle-Con 2021 To Honor George Takei, Wynn Thomas And Nnedi Okorafor, Broadway World (Mar. 5)
• Eagle-Con 2021 to Honor Critically-Acclaimed Talents George Takei, Wynn Thomas and Nnedi Okorafor, First Comic News (Mar. 5)
• Eagle-Con 2021 to Honor Critically Acclaimed Talents George Takei, Wynn Thomas and Nnedi Okorafor, Eastsider LA (Mar. 5)
• Eagle-Con 2021 at Cal State LA March 11-13, EyeSpyLA (Mar. 5)
• Eagle-Con 2021 at Cal State LA, LA Indy Media (Mar. 5)
• Mounting Evidence Suggests Yoga Significantly Promotes Bone Health, Newswire (Mar. 5)
• New State Vaccine Push Focuses On K-12 Education Workers, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 4)
• Opinion: College Student Hunger Can Be Solved. It’s Up to Annapolis, Maryland Matters (Mar. 4)
• Tony DeFrancesco looks to build on a partnership that extends back 70 years, UCLA Newsroom (Mar. 3)
• Intelligent.com Announces Best Fire Science Degree Programs for 2021, WFMV-TV (Mar. 3)
• CUMU members are ‘all-in’ to get shots in arms, CUMU (Mar. 3)
• COVID Vaccines: 168,000 Doses Distributed At Mass Vaccination Sites In Oakland, Los Angeles, CBS San Francisco (Mar. 3)
• Recommended for You: Role, Impact of Tools Behind Automated Product Picks Explored, UTD Today (Mar. 3)
• Gerald Locklin, Long Beach poet and defining West Coast literary voice, dies, L.A. Times (Mar. 3)
• Morning Brief: Vaccinating Teachers, Sharing Black Stories, And Examining The Golden Globes, LAist (Mar. 2)
• Intelligent.com Announces Best Criminal Justice Degree Programs for 2021, WFMZ-TV (Mar. 1)
• This is what it’s like for troops serving at a mass vaccination site, AirForce Times (Mar. 1)
• Glaukos Appoints Denice Torres and Dr. Leana Wen to its Board of Directors, Street Insider (Mar. 1)
• State leaders unveil $6.6 billion plan to reopen California schools by end of March, ABC10 (Mar. 1)
• State Deal Encourages Schools to Reopen As Negotiations Between PUSD, Teachers’ Union Continue, Pasadena Now (Mar. 1)
• Cal State LA named as COVID-19 community vaccination center, Around Alhambra (March 2021)
• Walter Williams, RIP, Reason (March 2021)
• Big Data as a Force for Equity, West Big Data Hub (Feb. 27)
• Opening of mass COVID-19 vaccination center, Hispanic Outlook (Feb. 26)
• FACT SHEET: 441 Federally-Supported Community Vaccination Centers in First Month of Biden-Harris Administration, The White House (Feb. 26)
• Symbolic Gestures Won’t Advance Social Equity, Chronicle of Higher Education (Feb. 26)
• Army nurse from SW MI fights on COVID-19 front lines, WLNS.com (Feb. 26)
• Drought revisited: manipulating humidity changes the whole ball game, Journal of Ecology Blog (Feb. 26)
• Austin Praises 'Whole-of-Government, All-of-Nation' Effort Against COVID-19, U.S. Department of Defense (Feb. 25)
• Def. Sec. praises 'Whole-of-government, all-of-nation' effort against COVID-19, Connecting Vets (Feb. 25)
• Secretary of Defense Gives Cal State LA Vaccination Site his Stamp of Approval, KNX 1070 (Feb. 25)
• UT hosting gender equity summit on Monday, Toledo Action News (Feb. 25)
• Defense Secretary Visits Vaccine Site at Cal State LA, CBS News at 6 p.m. (Feb. 25)
• New secretary of defense to visit Cal State LA vaccine site, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 23)
• U.S. Secretary Of Defense Lloyd Austin To Visit Vaccination Site At Cal State Los Angeles, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 23)
• Defense Secretary Set To Visit COVID Vaccination Site At Cal State LA, MyNewsLA (Feb. 23)
• South LA Community Clinic takes steps to improve racial inequities in vaccine distribution, KABC Eyewitness News (Feb. 23)
• Jean Burden Poetry Reading, featuring Claudia Rankine, Eastsider LA (Feb. 22)
• COVID In LA: Newsom Visits Vaccine Sites, Delayed Doses En Route, Los Angeles Patch (Feb. 21)
• Grocery, drugstore workers get COVID-19 vaccines at pop-up site in Koreatown, KTLA5 (Feb. 21)
• Black and Latino residents in L.A. County lag behind in getting COVID-19 vaccine, L.A. Times (Feb. 19)
• Army-staffed vaccination site opens in California, more to follow, KNX 1070 (Feb. 19)
• Military personnel organize, administer COVID-19 vaccines at new federally-supported sites, Yahoo! News (Feb. 18)
• Observing the Success of the Co-Pilot Initiative of Vaccination Distribution in Impacted Communities, Los Angeles Sentinel (Feb. 18)
• Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Cal State LA, Asian Journal (Feb. 17)
• Miles de personas llegan a vacunarse a Cal State Los Angeles, La Opinion (Feb. 17)
• California’s Shifting Relationship With the Supreme Court, New York Times (Feb. 17)
• Newsom visita centro de vacunacion contra COVID-19 en Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (Feb. 17)
• Inauguran centro de vacunación en la Universidad Cal State, Los Ángeles, Telemundo 52 (Feb. 17)
• Gov. Newsom kicks off the opening of mass COVID-19 vaccination center at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 17)
• Cal State LA Vaccine Site Now Open, KCET (Feb. 17)
• White House Opens Mass Vaccination Sites in L.A., Oakland, SCV News (Feb. 17)
• Army opens civilian COVID-19 vaccination site in Los Angeles, UPI News (Feb. 17)
• First two FEMA mass vaccination sites open in California, The Hill (Feb. 17)
• Cal State LA hosts first federally supported coronavirus mass vaccine site – with many more to come, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA hosts first federally supported coronavirus vaccine site – with many more to come, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Feb. 16)
• “Estamos aquí para ayudarlos”: abren centro de vacunación masivo para comunidades latinas en Los Ángeles, Univision Los Angeles (Feb. 16)
• "Me siento afortunado": FEMA abre dos centros de vacunación masiva contra el coronavirus en California, Univision Los Angeles (Feb. 16)
• California abre dos megacentros de vacunación en áreas con fuerte presencia latina, Telemundo 52 (Feb. 16)
• L.A. County gets another vaccine site, but supply remains critically low, L.A. Times (Feb. 16)
• Film and TV actor Danny DeVito receives vaccine at Cal Sate LA, DVIDS (Feb. 16)
• Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Cal State LA, Valley Post News (Feb. 16)
• Troops Bring Military Efficiency To Cal State LA Vaccination Center, LAist (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA opens COVID-19 vaccination site, Eastsider LA (Feb. 16)
• Gov. Newsom visits new mass vaccination site at Cal State LA, 97.1 AMP (Feb. 16)
• FEMA Vaccination Super Site Opens at Cal State LA, NBC Southern California (Feb. 16)
• FEMA-Run COVID Vaccine Super Site Opens At Cal State LA, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 16)
• FEMA-Run COVID Vaccine Super Site Serving Hard-Hit Community Opens At Cal State LA, KCAL9 (Feb. 16)
• First mass vaccination site staffed by active duty service members opens at Cal State LA, Fox11 News (Feb. 16)
• State, federal partnership opens COVID-19 vaccine site at Cal State LA, ABC Eyewitness News (Feb. 16)
• First FEMA Covid-19 mass vaccination sites open in California amid supply shortage, CNN News (Feb. 16)
• FEMA opens mass vaccine sites as bad weather hampers efforts, ABC News (Feb. 16)
• FEMA-supported mass coronavirus vaccination site opens at Cal State LA, KTLA5 News (Feb. 16)
• New COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site Opens at Cal State LA, Monrovia Weekly (Feb. 16)
• LA's New Coronavirus Vaccine Site Opens Amid Dosage Deficit, Los Angeles Patch (Feb. 16)
• Metrolink Offers Service to New COVID-19 Vaccination Site at Cal State LA, Random Length News (Feb. 16)
• State, federal partnership to open COVID-19 vaccine site at Cal State LA, Our Weekly (Feb. 16)
• More California reopenings on way as virus numbers improve, The State (Feb. 16)
• New Mass Vaccination Site At Cal State LA Opens Today, LAist (Feb. 16)
• State, Federal Partnership Opening COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Cal State LA, MyNewsLA (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA Professor Cynthia Wang selected a 2021 Emerging Scholar, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA Super Vaccination Site Set to Open Tuesday, NBC4 News (Feb. 16)
• Coronavirus Vaccine Site Opens Tuesday At Cal State LA, Los Angeles Patch (Feb. 15)
• Vaccination site to open Tuesday at Cal State LA, KNX Radio (Feb. 15)
• New COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site Opens at Cal State LA, OC Breeze (Feb. 15)
• Community-Focused COVID-19 Vaccine Site to Open Tuesday at Cal State LA, Spectrum News 1 (Feb. 15)
• Nuevo centro de vacunación en Cal State LA, Telemundo 52 (Feb. 15)
• Community-Focused COVID-19 Vaccine Site to Open Tuesday at Cal State LA, KFI Radio (Feb. 15)
• LA County Super Sites Administering Only Second COVID Doses; FEMA Site To Open At Cal State LA Tuesday, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 15)
• Centro de vacunación contra COVID-19 en Cal State LA abre esta semana, Telemundo Los Angeles (Feb. 15)
• Mass COVID-19 vaccination site to open Tuesday at Cal State LA, Fox 11 News (Feb. 15)
• Cal State LA Site Opens This Week to Jump Start SoCal Coronavirus Vaccinations, NBC Los Angeles (Feb. 15)
• California mass vaccination site to open tomorrow at Cal State LA, Radio Korea (Feb. 15)
• Cal State LA will host a new vaccination center, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 15)
• Serving California: CSU Establishes COVID Vaccination Sites Across the State, Newswise (Feb. 15)
• Federal Vaccination Site at Cal State LA Opens Tomorrow, KABC Eyewitness News (Feb. 15)
• Pentagon authorizes more troops to assist with vaccine effort, MSN News (Feb. 13)
• 200 Soldiers Headed To LA To Assist With Vaccine Distribution At New FEMA Site, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 13)
• Mass vaccine site to open Tuesday at Cal State LA, Los Cerritos News (Feb. 13)
• Officials prepare hybrid state-federal mass vaccine site to open Tuesday at Cal State LA, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 12)
• Officials prepare state-federal mass vaccine site to open Tuesday at Cal State LA, Pasadena Star-News (Feb. 12)
• Cal State LA Mass COVID Vaccination Site To Open Tuesday, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 12)
• Mass vaccination site coming to Cal State LA, Fox LA (Feb. 12)
• California se prepara para la apertura de dos megacentros de vacunación: uno estará ubicado en Los Ángeles, Univision Los Angeles (Feb. 12)
• Cal State LA Opens as Vaccine Site Tuesday, NBC Southern California (Feb. 12)
• Este de Los Ángeles: citas para vacunas contra COVID-19 comienzan el domingo, Telemundo 52 (Feb. 12)
• New Coronavirus Vaccination Sites, KTLA5 News (Feb. 12)
• Mass vaccination site to open Tuesday at Cal State LA, with capacity to inoculate thousands daily, ABC Eyewitness News (Feb. 12)
• CSU Establishes COVID Vaccination Sites Across the State, CSU News (Feb. 11)
• No COVID vaccination sites yet in Boyle Heights or East LA, Boyle Heights Beat (Feb. 11)
• Diane Edith Watson: The Iconic Living Legend of Los Angeles Politics, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 11)
• Great Variation in Counties’ COVID-19 Vaccine Distributions, Governing (Feb. 11)
• Reopening California State University hinges on vaccines, new chancellor says, EdSource (Feb. 10)
• ARNORTH to oversee military COVID-19 vaccination support to FEMA in California, DVIDS (Feb. 10)
• Fort Carson soldiers to deploy to Los Angeles as part of FEMA COVID-19 vaccination team, The Gazette (Feb. 10)
• L.A. County launches efforts to address inequities in vaccine distribution, Santa Monica Daily Press (Feb. 9)
• Cultivating Black Minds and Education That Matters, SDSU News Center (Feb. 9)
• Preparations Underway for State’s Large-Scale Community Vaccination Sites, Cal OES (Feb. 9)
• Cal State LA communication studies faculty member named a 2021 Emerging Scholar, Eastsider LA (Feb. 8)
• What to Watch Out for This Week in the Pandemic, New York Times (Feb. 8)
• L.A. Latino, Black seniors fall behind in COVID-19 vaccine access compared with whites, L.A. Times (Feb. 8)
• Black History Is American History, CapRadio (Feb. 8)
• The COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan in California , AARP (Feb. 8)
• How SoCal Officials Are Distributing the COVID-19 Vaccine, Spectrum News 1 (Feb. 7)
• COVID-19 Vaccination Race Hits A Wall In Los Angeles County, Los AngelesPatch (Feb. 5)
• Washington sends in the troops to help California’s virus fight, L.A. Times (Feb. 5)
• Pentagon Sending Troops To Help Staff Vaccination Super Sites In Los Angeles, Oakland, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 5)
• Pentagon to Deploy Troops to Federal Vac­ci­nation Sites, Spectrum News 1 (Feb. 5)
• Pentagon to deploy 1,000 troops to assist COVID-19 vaccine drive, 1st to California next week, KTLA5 (Feb. 5)
• Pentagon approves deployment of 1,000 active duty troops to assist in Covid vaccine distribution, MSN.com (Feb. 5)
• Pentagon Deploys 1,000 Troops To Help California's Mass Vaccination Site, Yahoo! News (Feb. 5)
• Cal State LA será centro comunitario de vacunación COVID-19, Hispanos Press (Feb. 4)
• Raising Awareness —Art Created for Healthcare Workers Lost On the Frontlines, San Fernando Sun (Feb. 4)
• Cal State LA COVID-19 vaccine site will focus on vulnerable communities, elderly without transportation access, KTLA5 Morning News (Feb. 4)
• First Federal Vaccination Centers in L.A., Oakland, WebMD (Feb. 4)
• Summaries of Health Policy Coverage from Major News Organizations, California Healthline (Feb. 4)
• First Federal COVID-19 Vaccination Sites to Open in California, Health Day (Feb. 4)
• Mass Vaccination Site To Open At Cal State L.A. In A Couple Of Weeks, KABC Radio (Feb. 4)
• California and the Biden administration to establish vaccination centers in northern and southern California, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 3)
• COVID-19: Cal State Los Angeles to become mass vaccination site, KABC Eyewitness News (Feb. 3)
• Newsom, Biden Administration Announce COVID-19 Vaccine Site at Cal State LA, MyNewsLA (Feb. 3)
• COVID-19 vaccine site to open at Cal State LA, Fox11 Los Angeles (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA to Host Vaccination Super Site Run By FEMA, NBC4 News (Feb. 3)
• California joins with FEMA to open 2 new COVID-19 vaccine centers, 1 at Cal State LA, KTLA5 (Feb. 3)
• Federally-Run COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Cal State LA To Focus On Hard-Hit Latino Community, KCAL9 News (Feb. 3)
• LA County vows to shift COVID vaccine focus to hard-hit communities, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 3)
• Newsom announces mass vaccination sites in Oakland, Los Angeles, KABC Los Angeles (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA Named SoCal's First Federal Vaccination Site, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA to Become Vaccination Site Under Biden Plan, Los Angeleno (Feb. 3)
• Community vaccination site open at Cal State LA, Fox11 Los Angeles (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA Selected for Biden Plan to Open 100 Vaccine Sites in First 100 Days, NBC News (Feb. 3)
• New COVID-19 vaccine sites will focus on elderly without transportation access, L.A. Times (Feb. 3)
• Gov. Newsom and Biden administration to open some of the first federal vaccine sites in LA and Oakland, KCRW (Feb. 3)
• Newsom, Biden administration announce COVID-19 vaccine site at Cal State LA, Our Weekly (Feb. 3)
• Feds Step In With Mass Vaccination Site At Cal State LA, Los Angeles Patch (Feb. 3)
• FEMA and state to open COVID-19 vaccination site at Cal State L.A., Eastsider LA (Feb. 3)
• Anuncian sitio de vacunación de COVID-19 en Cal State, Los Ángeles, Telemundo 52 (Feb. 3)
• New mass vaccination sites coming to Los Angeles, Oakland, Newsom announces, Fox News (Feb. 3)
• New COVID Mass Vaccination Site To Open At Cal State LA, CBS Los Angeles (Feb. 3)
• Newsom, Biden Administration Announce COVID-19 Vaccine Site at Cal State LA, KFI Radio (Feb. 3)
• COVID-19: Newsom anuncia nuevos sitios de vacunación masiva en Oakland y Los Ángeles, La Opinion (Feb. 3)
• California Joins Feds in Bid to Speed Coronavirus Vaccines, U.S. News (Feb. 3)
• Coronavirus: Newsom, Biden Administration Announce COVID-19 Vaccine Site at Cal State LA, Spectrum News 1 (Feb. 3)
• New COVID Mass Vaccination Site To Open At Cal State LA, Yahoo! News (Feb. 3)
• Amid Rocky Vaccination Rollout, California Set To Receive 1 Million Additional Doses, CapRadio (Feb. 3)
• California partners with FEMA/CDC to vaccinate underserved populations, Los Angeles Blade (Feb. 3)
• California joins feds in bid to speed coronavirus vaccines, AP News (Feb. 3)
• Feds to open two COVID-19 mass vaccination sites in California, Your Central Valley (Feb. 3)
• COVID-19 vaccine updates: Federal vaccination sites to open in Oakland, East LA, Desert Sun (Feb. 3)
• Gov. Newsom Says New Vaccination Site To Open At Cal State LA, LAist (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA Selected as Vaccine Site, Los Cerritos News (Feb. 3)
• California partners with Biden administration for COVID-19 vaccination sites in LA, Oakland, KCRA (Feb. 3)
• Live Blog: California Joins Feds In Bid To Speed Coronavirus Vaccines, KPBS (Feb. 3)
• COVID-19: New mass vaccination site coming to L.A. County, The Signal (Feb. 3)
• White House to Bring Mass COVID Vaccination Sites to Los Angeles, Oakland, SCV News (Feb. 3)
• California Partners with Biden Administration to Open Community Vaccination Site in L.A., Monrovia Weekly (Feb. 3)
• Biden Admin Announces First Federal Mass COVID Vaccination Sites, Daily Beast (Feb. 3)
• California activará dos centros de vacunación masivos en conjunto con el gobierno federal, Noticias Univision (Feb. 3)
• First federal coronavirus vaccination sites set to open this month in California, The Hill (Feb. 3)
• Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials, The White House (Feb. 3)
• Big student dormitory nears completion at Cal State LA, Urbanize LA (Feb. 3)
• Making WAVES For Black History Month: Lula Washington Dance Theatre, 94.7 The Wave (Feb. 3)
• How Tony Duenas Is Defying the Odds After Losing His Eyesight, Spectrum News 1 (Feb. 1)
• Fostering a Sense of Belonging for First Gen Students, Higher Ed Rewired (Feb. 1)
• Racial Oppression in America, L.A. Review of Books (Feb. 1)
• Mapping Los Angeles’s Unequal Covid-19 Surge, New York Times (Feb. 1)
• Republican Faulconer to Challenge Democrat Newsom for Governor of California, U.S. News & World Report (Feb. 1)
• Republican Faulconer to challenge Democrat Newsom for governor of California, KFGO (Feb. 1)
• News from the CUMU Membership: Cal State LA, CUMU Because Place Matters (Feb. 2021)
• New FNP Residency Program Targets California's Underserved Population, Health Leaders (Jan. 2021)
• Griffith Park Summit Re-Named To Honor Tom LaBonge, Canyon News (Jan. 31)
• Los Angeles County residents share their good news, KABC7: FriYay in the Community (Jan. 29)
• The Capitol riot was uniquely traumatic for congresswomen of color: ‘We knew that we were targets’, The Lily (Jan. 29)
• Griffith Park's Mount Hollywood Summit Re-Named in Honor of Long-Time Councilman Tom LaBonge, NBC4 News (Jan. 28)
• Investing in our college students will pay dividends, CalMatters (Jan. 28)
• Upending the Food Pyramid: Meat the Future, CSU Leader (Jan. 28)
• Hopkinson Principal, Evelyn Garcia, LAUSD Administrator of the Year, Event-News Enterprise (Jan. 28)
• City Appoints Local Residents to Serve Community, SCV News (Jan. 28)
• California lawmakers confirm Shirley Weber as secretary of state, San Diego Union-Tribune (Jan. 28)
• Through Art Nursing Professor Expresses Urgency To Protect Health Care Workers, San Fernando Sun (Jan. 27)
• Why some people like wearing masks, BBC Work Life (Jan. 26)
• 2021 Emerging Scholars: Dr. Cynthia Wang, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (Jan. 26)
• Diverse: Issues In Higher Education Magazine Profiles Top “Under 40” Scholars, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (Jan. 25)
• The Experimental Manipulation of Atmospheric Drought: Teasing Out the Role of Microclimate in Biodiversity Experiments, Journal of Ecology (Jan. 25)
• Cal State LA Research Impacts Future K-12 Teacher, CSU STEM-Net (Jan. 25)
• Love blooms: Covid-19 has changed dating during college, but hardly stopped it, EdSource (Jan. 25)
• Thinking of Ghosting Someone? Why You Should Think Again, AOL: The Healthy (Jan. 25)
• 7 Best 0% Interest Credit Cards in 2021: Ask the Expert, Wallet Hub (Jan. 25)
• Virtual brunch kicks off Black History Month 2021, UNM News (Jan. 25)
• Emerging Scholar 2021: Facilitating Critical Conversations, Diverse: Issues of Higher Education (Jan. 21)
• Food Truck Owner Optimistic About Biden Administration, Spectrum News 1 (Jan. 21)
• Los Angeles community groups hold Covid-focused virtual health fair, Inquirer (Jan. 21)
• President Biden: First Full Day in Office, KABC Eyewitness News (Jan. 21)
• What Made A Young Detective Realize That A Range Of Seemingly Random Crimes Were The Work Of The 'Night Stalker'?, True Crime Buzz (Jan. 21)
• Meet the California Lawyers Serving in the Biden-Harris Administration, Law: The Recorder (Jan. 20)
• CSUN Receives $2M to Help Graduate Students ‘Bridge’ to a Ph.D., CSUN Today (Jan. 20)
• Claremont couple stay in tune for 75 years, Claremont Courier (Jan. 20)
• Turn off the gaslight, Aeon Magazine (Jan. 19)
• Losing his eyesight unexpectedly triggered a life of fitness, marathons and triathlons, L.A. Times (Jan. 18)
• What is Josh Groban's net worth? How to live stream singer's performance at Major Biden's 'Indoguration', MEAWW (Jan. 17)
• What is Love Bombing? 11 Ways to Spot this Relationship Red Flag, AOL: The Healthy (Jan. 17)
• Universities explain the roles they hope to take in wildfire, smoke management, Chico Enterprise-Record (Jan. 16)
• Canyon Creek medical director named; food manager certification training course offered, Killeen Daily Herald (Jan. 16)
• Potential No. 1 pick Joshua Munzon finally applies for PBA Draft, Spin Sports (Jan. 15)
• Big Chico Creek director to take part in state wildfire panel, KRCR TV (Jan. 15)
• Startup Guide Los Angeles: how ‘Silicon Beach’ is a hub of creativity, diversity, and tech, Your Story (Jan. 14)
• Nine Cal State LA students receive CSU pre-doctoral scholarships, Eastsider LA (Jan. 14)
• Viewpoint: Political newcomers Desiree Ontiveros and Gary Chambers Jr. prepare to qualify for congressional seat, Mid-City Messenger (Jan. 14)
• Sonoma school district names ed services director, Sonoma Index-Tribune (Jan. 14)
• Latinx Files: When the circus came to Alamo, Texas, no one noticed, L.A. Times (Jan. 14)
• Sunsets these days are spectacular. Why?, Shelter Island Reporter (Jan. 14)
• What Does It Mean To Call The Capitol Rioters 'Terrorists'?, NPR Switch Code (Jan. 14)
• Shirley Starke-Wallace Elected To LA Opera Board Of Directors, Broadway World (Jan. 14)
• Tommy “Tiny” Lister Played a Wrestler, For Real, Splice Today (Jan. 13)
• Community Health Centers and Cal State LA Create New Primary Care Provider Pipeline, CCALAC News (Jan. 12)
• Cerritos College's Sergio Macias enjoys success at many levels, Downey Patriots (Jan. 12)
• Continental Realty Corp. Selects Karen Montano As Human Resources Coordinator, CityBizList (Jan. 12)
• State Legislators Celebrate Life of Rose Ochi, Rafu Shimpo (Jan. 12)
• Nine Cal State LA students receive pre-doctoral scholarships, Los Angeles Patch (Jan. 11)
• Incarcerated Californians Can Soon Get Federal Aid For College, LAist (Jan. 11)
• Master Builders Association Inducts Todd Levitt as President, Auburn Examiner (Jan. 11)
• Former Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge Dies at 67, KFI News (Jan. 10)
• Winter sunsets really are more spectacular. Here’s why, L.A. Times (Jan. 10)
• As Trump supporters stormed Capitol, students watched history unfold in real time, CalMatters (Jan. 9)
• How to explain the Capitol riot to children of all ages: ‘Powerful teaching moment’, Yahoo! Life (Jan. 8)
• Tom LaBonge Dies: Councilman Dubbed ‘Mr. Los Angeles’ Served City For 39 Years, Was 67, Deadline (Jan. 8)
• Morning Report: How College Students Are Processing the Insurrection and Violence in D.C., KQED (Jan. 8)
• Former L.A. Councilman Tom LaBonge, known to many as ‘Mr. Los Angeles,’ dies at 67, L.A. Times (Jan. 8)
• Japanese American Civil Rights Leader Passes Away at 81 After Getting COVID 2nd Time, Yahoo! News (Jan. 7)
• ‘Mr. Los Angeles' and Longtime City Councilman Tom LaBonge Dies at Age 67, NBC Los Angeles (Jan. 7)
• This Activist Says Voting Is Just One Tool To Improve Black Lives, Capital Radio (Jan. 7)
• Ann Garry Named Distinguished Woman Philosopher of 2020, Daily Nous (Jan. 6)
• Breaking News: Guest Raphael Sonenshein of Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA, ABC Eyewitness News (Jan. 6)
• Daily Business Report: Marlene Nowlin promoted to partner at Finch, Thornton & Baird LLP, San Diego Metro (Jan. 6)
• California Republicans’ choice: Respect election results or honor Trump, San Francisco Chronicle (Jan. 6)
• Siege in Washington, D.C.: Updates with former Rep. Mimi Walters and PBI Raphael J. Sonenshein, Spectrum News 1 (Jan. 6)
• Know Your Neighbors: Meet Pam Munter, a Writer, Retired Clinical Psychologist, Singer—and So Much More, CV Independent (Jan. 6)
• This activist says voting is just one tool to improve Black lives, CalMatters (Jan. 5)
• Eye-Catching Aesthetics Boost Curb Appeal of New Student Dorm at Cal State LA, California Builder & Engineer (Jan. 5)
• Letisia Ruiz: De desamparada a sargenta del LAPD, La Opinion (Jan. 5)
• Bilingual military veteran joins KSAT team as newest reporter, KSAT News (Jan. 5)
• Rose Ochi, trailblazer for civil rights and Japanese American causes, dies at 81, L.A. Times (Jan. 4)
• Black Lives Matter in 2021: Where the movement might go, KCRW (Jan. 4)
• Get to Know Up-and-Coming Musical Theatre Writer Donta Storey, Playbill (Jan. 4)
• Jack Hans Nilsen – Accurate Patriarch Will Be Missed, BD Outdoors (Jan. 4)
• Community meetings in the San Fernando Valley, Jan. 4-11, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 4)
• NewsConference: California Politics, Looking Into 2021, NBC4 (Jan. 3)
• New mayor is the youngest, first bisexual in history of Alhambra, CA, NewsNation (Jan. 3)
• Resources And Guides To Living Through The COVID-19 Pandemic, Asian Journal (Jan. 2)
• How to find a therapist who is right for you, Feeling Fit (Jan. 2)
• San Diego man who has lived through multiple pandemics and wars recently turned 106, San Diego Union-Tribune (Jan. 1)
• Cal State LA receives NSF grant to enhance STEM teaching, Around Alhambra (Jan. 1)
• Developing Guidelines for Assessing the Effectiveness of Intelligent Compaction Technology, Mineta Transportation Institute (Jan. 2021)
• Do Global Pandemics Matter for Stock Prices? Lessons from the 1918 Spanish Flu, National Bureau of Economic Research (Jan. 2021)

2020 coverage

• Black Inspirations of 2020, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 31)
• U.S. Senate Balance of Power Hangs on Georgia Runoff, Big News Network (Dec. 30)
• US Senate Balance of Power Hangs on Georgia Runoff, Voice of America (Dec. 29)
• Marina Times, Village Voice Purchased By LA Weekly, San Francisco News (Dec. 26)
• Tin Nguyen’s prison sentence was commuted, but he landed in ICE detention. Here’s his path to freedom, L.A. Times (Dec. 22)
• What’s it like to be a college freshman during a pandemic? Students share their stories, EdSource (Dec. 22)
• A Reflection on 2020, NewsWise (Dec. 22)
• Filipina Mexican American sworn in as mayor of West Covina, California, Inquirer (Dec. 21)
• Tributes to Rose Takayo Matsui Ochi (1938-2020), Rafu Shimpo (Dec. 19)
• LA Mayor Garcetti takes his name out of consideration to possibly join president-elect’s Cabinet, KNX Radio (Dec. 19)
• Facing crisis, LA's Garcetti ends talk of Biden Cabinet post, Star Tribune (Dec. 18)
• SELA Collaborative to Host Shaping the SELA Agenda Virtual Convening Part II with Thought Leaders and Community Stakeholders, PRLog (Dec. 17)
• Swimming study fails to find efficiency boost from carbs, NUTRAingredients (Dec. 17)
• SeaWorld Announces Two Additions to Board of Directors, RushPRNews (Dec. 17)
• Rose Ochi, who shattered glass ceilings, dies, Nichi Bei (Dec. 17)
• Cal State LA receives NSF grant to enhance STEM teaching in urban schools, EdPrepMatters (Dec. 17)
• Essential Politics: When national and local collide, L.A. Times (Dec. 16)
• Cal State LA Remembers Legacy of Sports Hall of Famer Tiny Lister, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 16)
• Sasha Renee Perez makes history as she’s sworn in as mayor of Alhambra, Pasadena Star-News (Dec. 16)
• Delta Tunnel Receives $59M (MWD) Despite Opposition, L.A. Progressive (Dec. 16)
• Why rational investors bankroll dangerous politics, NewStatesman (Dec. 16)
• La “rebelión” de ciudades en California para tener mayor control sanitario, La Oferta (Dec. 16)
• UC to Launch Its First Bachelor's Program in Prison, KQED (Dec. 15)
• Artist turns anger into inspiration for project for health care professionals, LA Daily News (Dec. 12)
• Artist turns anger into inspiration for a project for healthcare professionals, Daily Breeze (Dec. 12)
• What's next for the new early education Master Plan?, EdSource (Dec. 11)
• Meet the LA native who overcame homelessness to become a sergeant with the LAPD, ABC Eyewitness News (Dec. 11)
• The ultimate holiday shows list: 81 ‘Christmas Carols,’ ‘Nutcrackers’ and more, L.A. Times (Dec. 11)
• Body Politics: Behind the DAM’s Senga Nengudi Restrospective, Westword (Dec. 11)
• Walter E. Williams Rejected Conventional Cures for Poverty, Wall Street Journal (Dec. 11)
• Suely Saro, Long Beach's first Cambodian American council member, is ready for this moment, Press Telegram (Dec. 11)
• With U.S. Covid Death Toll Smashing Records, the First Vaccinations Could Come Next Week, FairWarning (Dec. 11)
• The holiday show must go on -- even if it's in a parking lot or on Zoom or YouTube, Eastsider LA (Dec. 10)
• Tommy 'Tiny' Lister, former WWE superstar and Deebo from 'Friday' movie series, dies at 62, CBS Sports (Dec. 10)
• Tommy 'Tiny' Lister, NCAA champion, actor best known as Deebo, dies at 62, Yahoo! Sports (Dec. 10)
• ‘Tiny’ Lister, beloved LA character actor, dead at 62, Page Six (Dec. 10)
• Agenda de eventos: diversion para toda la familia, La Opinion (Dec. 10)
• Cal State LA receives NSF grant to enhance STEM teaching in urban schools, Eastsider LA (Dec. 9)
• Cal State LA nursing professor creates memorial artwork for health care workers lost during the COVID-19 pandemic, Artfix Daily (Dec. 9)
• California Towns Rebel Against Pandemic Restaurant Restrictions, New York Times (Dec. 9)
• Chabrancán, Diario de Cuba (Dec. 9)
• The Gavin Newsom recall effort has more time and more political ammunition. Is it enough?, Sacramento Bee (Dec. 9)
• Awards Recognize Jerry Bobo and Davon Johnson as Inspirations for Up-and-Coming STEM Performers, Naval Sea Command (Dec. 9)
• Open letter from the academic community for dialogue in Cuba, El Nuevo Herald (Dec. 9)
• A Perspective on Police Reform, Fox&Hounds (Dec. 8)
• Poetry Lives Here: The Sims Library of Poetry, KCET Southland Sessions (Dec. 8)
• Essential Politics: A California View of Democratic division, L.A. Times (Dec. 8)
• Who Could Replace Kamala Harris in the Senate?, New York Times (Dec. 8)*
• Pasadena Resident Cheryl Ney Co-Leads NSF Grant Project, Pasadena Now (Dec. 7)
• Bright, Intimate Animations Relay Letters From Prison, Hyperallergic (Dec. 7)*
• Preschoolers learning English need to be identified, supported, says California’s master plan, EdSource (Dec. 7)
• Meet Ross Victory – Singer/Songwriter turned Author from Los Angeles, VENT Magazine (Dec. 7)
• Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 12.7.20, EIN Presswire (Dec. 7)
• Black Economist, Dr. Walter E. Williams, Dead at 84, Diverse Issues (Dec. 6)
• Cal State LA receives NSF grant to enhance STEM teaching, News Break (Dec. 5)
• Walter E. Williams, 84, Dies; Conservative Economist on Black Issues, New York Times (Dec. 4)
• Cal State LA Receives NSF Grant To Enhance STEM Teaching In Urban Schools, Californer (Dec. 4)
• Moving Up: Dec. 3, 2020, The Grunion (Dec. 3)
• In Need of Help, Pasadena Weekly (Dec. 3)
• Never Forget the Great Walter E. Williams, Orange County Register (Dec. 3)
• The Hardest-Working Man in Show Business, The Ringer (Dec. 2)
• Never forget the great Walter E. Williams, Orange County Register (Dec. 2)
• Amid Pandemic, Danza Floricanto/USA Finds New Boyle Heights Home, KCET Southland Sessions (Dec. 1)
• Dr. Alma Salazar Awarded 2020 Regional Steward Leader Award, California Forward (Dec. 1)
• Best Robo Advisor: What Experts Say [scroll down], CreditDonkey (Nov. 30)*
• Reintroducing the Big-Game Huntresses of the Ancient World, Atlas Obscura (Nov. 30)
• CSU Campuses Dominate Top of Social Mobility Index Rankings, CSU Newsroom (Nov. 30)
• The latest check on Gavin Newsom’s political ambitions? California’s unemployment fraud, Sacramento Bee (Nov. 27)
• Letters to the Editor: ‘Truth decay’ proves how badly our schools need better civics education, L.A. Times (Nov. 25)*
• Long Beach resident receives an NSF fellowship, Long Beach Patch (Nov. 24)
• CSU Expands Outreach Efforts to Meet Students' Basic Needs, CSU Newsroom (Nov. 24)
• Colleges are changing the status quo to make curriculum more inclusive, Education Dive (Nov. 24)
• A Lifetime of Teachable Moments, Rafu Shimpo (Nov. 24)
• Long Beach elects first Cambodian American council member in 2020 election, KABC7 News (Nov. 24)
• Kindergartners struggle to learn online. But this mother-daughter duo keeps them glued, L.A. Times (Nov. 24)
• Finding A Balance: Why You Shouldn’t Shift Your CSR Focus Solely To Pandemic Relief, Forbes (Nov. 23)
• Extraordinary Skeptics Advancing Science and Reason in the Misinformation Era, Center for Inquiry (Nov. 23)
• Foster Care System: Flourishing First, Floundering Later, L.A. Progressive (Nov. 22)
• How Porto's bake-at-home goodies has kept popular bakery afloat, Orange County Register (Nov. 21)
• Cal State LA Offers Free Drive-Thru Flu Shots Today, Los Angeles Patch (Nov. 20)
• New Presidents or Provosts: California State U-Los Angeles, Inside Higher Ed (Nov. 20)
• Free Flu Shot Drive-Thru Clinic at Cal State LA, KNBC-LA (Nov. 20)
• Seventh Annual Social Mobility Index (SMI) Highlights Leadership of California and New York Institutions, Street Insider (Nov. 19)
• Proposition Results and What They Mean, The Corsair (Nov. 18)
• Does Eric Garcetti deserve a Biden administration job?, Forward (Nov. 17)
• Opinion: What You're Saying, New York Times (Nov. 17)
• Free Drive-Thru Flu Shot Clinic, Eastsider L.A. (Nov. 16)
• Exploring the Power of Adaptive Reuse, CP Executive (Nov. 16)
• BWW Feature: Modern Adaptation of WAR OF THE WORLDS Brings Live Virtual Theater Into a New Realm of Artistic Possibility, Broadway World (Nov. 15)
• Mayor Garcetti, facing daunting challenges in LA, could seek exit in Biden White House, Bakersfield Californian (Nov. 15)
• LB Mayor Garcia Among Possible Replacements for VP-Elect Harris in US Senate, Spectrum News 1 (Nov. 14)
• LA Artcore's Exhibit Series Honors Lydia Takeshita , Rafu Shimpo (Nov. 14)
• LA Mayor Garcetti caught between local troubles, possible Biden cabinet position, Fox News (Nov. 13)
• 2020 elections: Suely Saro to become 1st Cambodian American on Long Beach council, wins District 6 race, Press Telegram (Nov. 13)
• Will Garcetti join Biden if he asks, or stay in L.A.?, L.A. Times (Nov. 12)
• Chicano Activist, Educator Says Mentors Are Way Out, NBC San Diego (Nov. 12)
• 2 Fil-Ams win re-election in Claremont, Anaheim, Asian Journal (Nov. 12)
• Remembering Fidel Leos, Pasadena Weekly (Nov. 11)
• Learn which Plants Thrive during Fall and Winter with ‘Pasadena Grows’, Pasadena Now Weekender (Nov. 11)
• Who Could Replace Kamala Harris in the Senate?, New York Times (Nov. 10)
• What Democratic Socialist Nithya Raman’s victory says about the next generation of Jewish activists, Forward (Nov. 10)
• Cal State Los Angeles debuts curbside grocery pickup for students, Food Management (Nov. 9)
• An Artist’s Continuing Exploration of the Human Form, New York Times Style Magazine (Nov. 9)
• With the Paris 2024 program about to be approved, how will Los Angeles embrace its historic “youth culture” for 2028?, Sports Examiner (Nov. 9)
• Producer and screenwriter Daniel Knauf discusses finding success after switching careers and new series ‘The Astronauts’, AM Metro New York (Nov. 9)
• Added Surety Expertise Bolsters Alliant Construction Services Group, Street Insider (Nov. 9)
• Criminal justice reformer wins LA district attorney’s race, The Hour (Nov. 8)
• Newcomer flips District 1 seat in Chino, Champion Newspapers (Nov. 7)
• Who Is Alhambra’s Newest Council Member?, Alhambra Source (Nov. 6)
• Is this the start of a progressive wave in L.A. politics, L.A. Times (Nov. 6)
• Former SF DA Gascon wins DA race in Los Angeles, Mercury News (Nov. 6)
• Jackie Lacey concedes to George Gascón in LA DA race, KCBS Radio (Nov. 6)
• As Americans Wait for Presidential Race Winner, Rep. Katie Porter Says Democracy “Takes Patience”, Spectrum News (Nov. 6)
• L.A. jolted by progressive political shakeup this week, L.A. Times (Nov. 6)
• Former San Francisco DA / Police Chief George Gascon Wins Los Angeles District Attorney’s Race, CBS Bay Area (Nov. 6)
• First Cambodian American female, Suely Saro, set to be elected to Long Beach City Council, Khmer Times (Nov. 6)
• Criminal justice reformer wins LA district attorney’s race, Martinsville Bulletin (Nov. 6)
• Newsletter: Essential California: The common threads in three L.A. races, L.A. Times (Nov. 5)
• MEBO International Attended CIIE for the Third Time, P.R. Newswire (Nov. 5)
• CNN commentator Van Jones admits that Republican outreach to black and Latino voters was 'effective' after Trump won more votes than 2016 with both, Daily Mail (Nov. 5)
• In LA, George Gascon and Nithya Raman take leads, and Prop 22 passes, KCRW Press Play (Nov. 4)
• Election Results: Saro leading Andrews in Long Beach's District 6 council race, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Nov. 4)
• L.A. County makes history with all female Board of Supervisors, L.A. Times (Nov. 4)
• Florida Latinos Boost Trump's Margin of Victory in Battleground State, U.S. News & World Report (Nov. 4)
• Election Day in LA: How LA’s Latino neighborhoods experienced election day, KCRW (Nov. 4)
• Presidential race remains undecided as states continue counting votes, Missoula Current (Nov. 4)
• La fortaleza de Trump entre los latinos en Florida impulsa sus opciones de reelección, Reuters (Nov. 4)
• Surge in Latino support for Trump helps him win Florida, Alajazeera (Nov. 4)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Raphael Sonenshein, Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs at Cal State LA, KABC Eyewitness News (Nov. 3)
• Decision 2020: Election Results (Raphael Sonenshein, PBI at Cal State LA), Spectrum News 1 (Nov. 3)
• US detained migrant children for far longer than previously known, Southern Maryland Chronicle (Nov. 3)
• The CSU prepares students to advocate for their communities through public service, volunteering and civic engagement, Newswise (Nov. 2)
• Latinx voters might be the most misunderstood demographic in the country, Mic (Nov. 2)
• 2020 Health Professions HEED Award Recipients, Insight Into Diversity (Nov. 2020)
• Reactions: Letters to the Editor, Chemical & Engineering News (Oct. 31)
• Pandemic slows legal voting from California jails, Cal Matters (Oct. 30)
• Athletes and the US election: How a generation of stars got in the game, The Guardian (Oct. 29)
• Dr. Ashley Munger Receives Early Tenure & Promotion, HELI (Oct. 29)
• Comets Had Impact In The Start Of Life On Earth, Astrobiology Web (Oct. 28)
• Scenes From an Election: Ballot Boxes, Flags, Middle Fingers, L.A. Courthouse News Service (Oct. 28)
• CUMU executive committee elected for 2020–2022, CUMU News (Oct. 28)
• 2 Fil-Ams seek local posts in Orange County, Asian Journal (Oct. 28)
• Latino immigrants who’ve survived electoral violence are anxious about Nov. 3, L.A. Times (Oct. 28)
• Professor, Chicano activist Dr. Xuan Santos pays it forward, Coast News Group (Oct. 28)
• Turning Out Young Voters of Color: Young People Show A Better Way, KCET (Oct. 28)
• A week before election, affirmative action measure Prop. 16 has Latinos divided, uncertain, L.A. Times (Oct. 27)
• These college coaches are working to drive voter turnout among athletes, USA Today (Oct. 26)
• Influential LatinX Scientists Who Shape Policy Worldwide, Technology Times (Oct. 26)
• A power list of the LatinX scientists who are changing the world, Massive Science (Oct. 25)
• ‘Sí, se puede.’ Yes, you can., SDSU NewsCenter (Oct. 23)
• A Trilingual, Trigenerational Effort to Tell Stories of the Mayan Diaspora, KQED (Oct. 23)
• Cal State LA student-athletes lead the way in registering to vote, Los Angeles Patch (Oct. 23)
• Is It Time for All Students to Take Ethnic Studies?, Inside Higher Ed (Oct. 22)
• EDUCAUSE 2020 Student Technology Report: Supporting the Whole Student, EDUCAUSE (Oct. 21)
• 2021 Guide to Green Colleges, The Princeton Review (Oct. 20)
• Cal State LA students sworn in to Gov. Newsom’s Civic Action Fellowship program, Campus Circle (Oct. 20)
• Two Time Olympian, Eight Time National Champion And Big Time College Track Coach Is New SportsEdTV Contributor, Spin Digit (Oct. 20)
• ICM Partners Taps Julia Johnson as General Counsel, Hollywood Reporter (Oct. 19)
• Northern Arizona Scholars Reimagine Chicano Studies In The COVID-19 Era, NPR Radio (Oct. 19)
• Long Beach Voter Guide: Debate roundups, local measures and vote center locations, Long Beach Post (Oct. 19)
• Cal State LA students sworn in to the Civic Action Fellowship program, Eastsider LA (Oct. 16)
• Cal State LA supports students with free curbside grocery service, Los Angeles Patch (Oct. 15)
• YWCA’S Women for Racial Justice Breakfast Goes Virtual, Pasadena Weekly (Oct. 15)
• Fullerton College Women's Soccer Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel, The Hornet (Oct. 15)
• Know Your Candidate, Around Alhambra (Oct. 15)
• Arts Are Essential | What’s on in Arts & Entertainment October 16 – 23, South Pasadenan (Oct. 15)
• Food for Thought, The Good Men Project (Oct. 15)
• West Big Data Innovation Hub Spoke Project Spotlight: Promoting Big Data Among the Underserved, West Big Data (Oct. 15)
• Sasha Renee Perez, Karsen Luthi challenge David Mejia for his Alhambra City Council District 4 seat, Pasadena Star-News (Oct. 14)
• Cal State LA students sworn in to Gov. Newsom’s Civic Action Fellowship program, NewsBreak (Oct. 14)
• President’s Cup lifts national 3×3 team members’ morale for OQT, Business Mirror (Oct. 14)
• The Battle Between Nithya Raman and David Ryu Is a Glimpse at the Future of L.A. Politics, L.A. Magazine (Oct. 13)
• CSU Helps Bridge the Digital Equity Divide, Newswise (Oct. 12)
• California State Cadet takes break from fighting forest fires to be commission, Aerotech News (Oct. 12)
• Jeff Maloney defends Alhambra City Council District 3 seat against Chris Olson, SGV Tribune (Oct. 12)
• Race for Los Angeles district attorney increasingly bitter, Associated Press (Oct. 11)
• District attorney race in Los Angeles County is increasingly bitter, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Oct. 11)
• Some covid-19 rule-breakers could be narcissists, experts say. Here's how to approach them, Longview News-Journal (Oct. 11)
• 10 Things You Didn’t Know about Jearnest Corchado, TV Overmind (Oct. 10)
• George Gascón is the godfather of progressive prosecuting. Will LA elect him DA?, Jewish Insider (Oct. 9)
• Why I’m Proud to Be a Gleek, The Good Men Project (Oct. 9)
• 10 Latinx business leaders who are championing diversity in their companies — and within their own community, Business Insider (Oct. 9)
• Arts Are Essential | What’s On In Arts & Entertainment October 9 – 16, South Pasadenan (Oct. 8)
• What to Know about the Mike Pence vs. Kamala Harris Debate, New York Times (Oct. 8)
• California State Cadet takes break from fighting forest fires to be commissioned, Army News (Oct. 8)
• Sixth District Candidates Tackle Issues In Long Beach City Council Debate, The Grunion (Oct. 8)
• Thursday Night’s Informative & Take-No-Prisoners Debate Between Jackie Lacey & George Gascón As They Battle To See Who Will Be LA’s Next District Attorney, Witness LA (Oct. 8)
• Cal State LA exhibition highlights renowned L.A. artist Betye Saar, Art Daily (Oct. 7)
• California State Cadet takes break from fighting forest fires to be commissioned, DVIDS (Oct. 7)
• What to watch for during vice presidential debate, and where the LA district attorney race stands, KCRW Press Play (Oct. 7)
• NASA Awards Los Angeles $1.3 Million for Air Quality Monitoring Program, MyNewsLA (Oct. 7)
• Biden expected to win Connecticut’s Latino vote, but could face an enthusiasm gap, CTMirror (Oct. 7)
• New Carson Community Services Director, Random Lengths (Oct. 7)
• Cal State LA Exhibition Highlights Renowned Los Angeles Artist Betye Saar, ArtfixDaily (Oct. 6)
• L.A. Metro debuts new bus lane on Aliso Street in downtown Los Angeles to speed up bus trips, MassTransitMag (Oct. 6)
• Trump's Illness and Biden’s Age Give Special Importance to VP Debate, KQED (Oct. 6)
• Corporate Citizenship Awards: USA Properties Fund, Sacramento Business Journal (Oct. 6)
• The Pence-Harris V.P. Debate Now Has Big Consequences, New York Times (Oct. 5)
• Covid positive President catapults VP debate into Election spotlight, Economic Times (Oct. 5)
• New bus lane debuts on Aliso Street in DTLA to speed up bus trips, Metro (Oct. 5)
• Review: Black life in California, potent and poetic on Pasadena Playhouse’s virtual stage, L.A. Times (Oct. 5)
• Can Kamala Harris be president? How about Mike Pence? That’s what’s at stake in VP debate, San Francisco Chronicle (Oct. 5)
• ABC7 Presents the LA County District Attorney Debate, KABC7 (Oct. 4)
• Candidatos a la Fiscalía del condado de Los Ángeles hablan del abuso policial y la relación entre oficiales y minorías, Univision (Oct. 4)
• Los Angeles DA candidates Lacey, Gascon clash on police racism, death penalty at debate, L.A. Daily News (Oct. 4)
• "Unassailable Ideas: How Unwritten Rules and Social Media Shape Discourse in American Higher Education", Reason (Oct. 4)
• Opinion: How racism at the L.A. Times shaped my journalism career, L.A. Times (Oct. 3)
• Judge Gary Milliman appointed to Brookings Municipal Court, Curry Coastal Pilot (Oct. 3)
• Hispanic Heritage Month gets justifiable criticism, but it’s still worth celebrating. Here’s why, L.A. Times (Oct. 2)
• State of Affairs, How To Talk About A Miscarriage, Halloween COVID-19 Style, KPCC 89.3 (Oct. 2)
• Los Angeles County District Attorney 2020 candidate’s debate, Los Angeles Blade (Oct. 2)
• Cal State LA students serve as firefighters, battling California wildfires, FireFighting News (Oct. 1)
• Cal State LA students serve as firefighters, Los Angeles Patch (Oct. 1)
• Recognition And Opportunity For Two Of NELA’s Best And Brightest, Boulevard Sentinel (Oct. 1)
• Flor Burrola, Civil Eng. Associate II, gets statewide honor as ‘emerging leader.’, Alive! (Oct. 1)
• AICPA News - 2020 George Willie Scholarship and Internship Recipients Announced, CPA Practice Advisor (Oct. 1)
• Black Lives Matter Leader Endorses Wesson, L.A. Sentinel (Oct. 1)
• Cal State LA continues impressive rise in U.S. News rankings, Around Alhambra (Oct. 2020)
• Street Trees Could Plant the Seed for a More Equitable Los Angeles, Audubon Magazine (Fall 2020)
• How artist Mark Steven Greenfield’s Black Madonnas vanquish white supremacy, L.A. Times (Sept. 30)
• TRB Announces 25 Minority Student Fellows for 2021, National Academies (Sept. 30)
• Professor To Speak At Virtual Sunday Service, The Post-Journal (Sept. 30)
• The Special Report: Dissecting the Debate [28:15], CNN Areva Martin (Sept. 30)
• Trump call for poll watchers evokes chilling memories of Orange County, 1988, CalMatters (Sept. 30)
• Los Angeles Progressive Voter Guide for the November 2020 General Election, Knock-LA (Sept. 30)
• The Coronavirus Pandemic Makes Cuffing Season So Much Worse — Here's How To Cope, Elite Daily (Sept. 30)
• ABC7 Presents the LA County District Attorney Debate, ABC Eyewitness News (Sept. 28)
• BWW Interview: Javon Johnson Is Always Listening, Writing & Loving STILL, Broadway World (Sept. 28)
• Longtime Los Angeles-area educator, decorated WWII veteran dies, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 27)
• Some covid-19 rule-breakers could be narcissists, experts say. Here’s how to approach them., Washington Post (Sept. 25)
• Elections 2020: Voters in Long Beach District 6 to choose between Dee Andrews, Suely Saro, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Sept. 25)
• College Journalism Network expands, announces new partnerships, CalMatters (Sept. 25)
• How To Take A Time-Traveling Tour Of Historic LA Without Getting On A Bus/DeLorean, LAist (Sept. 25)
• NMSU celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with virtual events, New Mexico State University News Center (Sept. 25)
• Rev. Boyle Inspires With Message Of Compassion, Kinship During Cal State LA WellBeingU Webinar, Californer (Sept. 24)
• Life in ‘Anarchist’ New York City, New York Times (Sept. 24)
• Delegate of the Week: Juan Avila, Great Minds in STEM (Sept. 24)
• Watch the Future of Filmmaking Unfold: An Episode Guide for 'Fine Cut' Season 21, KCET (Sept. 23)
• Cal State LA, partners continue food distribution efforts with Boyle Heights event, Eastsider LA (Sept. 23)
• 'Despacito' isn't good enough, Joe Biden. Latino voters are slipping away, The Guardian (Sept. 23)
• Who is Barbara Lagoa? Meet the Latina judge on Trump's shortlist for the Supreme Court, WWJ Newsradio (Sept. 23)
• CineGear Takes 2020 Film Series Competition Virtual on October 3, Below the Line (Sept. 23)
• Meet Emerging Leader – Flor Burrola, LA Sanitation & Environment, CWEA News (Sept. 23)
• Rev. Boyle inspires with message of compassion, kinship during Cal State LA WellBeingU webinar, News Break (Sept. 22)
• Newsom should sign police reform bill granting civilian oversight of sheriff’s departments, CalMatters (Sept. 22)
• First generation college student Lessly Tapia Torres of Rialto receives CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement, Inland Empire Community News (Sept. 20)
• Estudiante de Cal State LA recibe premio de CSU por rendimiento académico, Hispanos Press (Sept. 18)
• Growing calls for LA Sheriff Villanueva to resign are ‘unprecedented’, KCRW Features (Sept. 18)
• Election season is here — and we got you covered, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Sept. 18)
• Former Miller student receives one of the top awards in Cal State University system, Fontana Herald News (Sept. 17)
• Cal State LA continues impressive rise in U.S. News & World Report rankings, Eastsider LA (Sept. 17)
• Book review: 57 Jobs & Counting by James B. Griffin, Seal Beach News (Sept. 17)
• Watch the dokumentary about the Hydrogen house, Chalmers News (Sept. 17)
• Why Is Biden Struggling to Attract Latino Voters?, KYW News Radio (Sept. 17)
• Entry-Level Jobs Are Non-Existent Right Now. What's a New Grad to Do?, Money (Sept. 17)
• Best California Criminal Justice Schools, Criminal Justice Degree Schools (Sept. 17)
• Why So Many People Are Disappointed With Their Educations—And How To Start Fixing It., Education Next (Sept. 16)
• Vietnamese American felon saw his sentence commuted, won parole, now faces deportation, OC Register (Sept. 16)
• Grant Supports Pandemic-Specific App Update for Frontline Clinicians, Archstone Foundation (Sept. 16)
• Cal State LA to continue impressive rise in U.S. News & World Report rankings, Californer (Sept. 15)
• Salazar Hall much more than a building, Sonoma State Star (Sept. 15)
• CSU Ranks High for Value and Upward Mobility, CSU Newsroom (Sept. 15)
• SWE Awards Over $1 Million in Scholarships, All Together (Sept. 15)
• California Plans to Make Ethnic Studies a Requirement for Public-School Students. Here’s the History Behind the Idea, TIME (Sept. 15)
• Cal State LA continues rise in U.S. News & World Report rankings, Spot on California (Sept. 14)
• Cal State LA continues impressive rise in U.S. News rankings, News Break (Sept. 14)
• Face coverings pose a challenge for people hard-of-hearing, Daily Titan (Sept. 14)
• 105 CA Schools Named Among 2021's Best Colleges: U.S. News List, California Patch (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA will stick with mostly online instruction into next year, Eastsider LA (Sept. 11)
• Empowering Communities with Data through the SEED Scholars Program, Medium (Sept. 11)
• IVERSON BEFORE IVERSON Raymond Lewis was the game’s best-kept secret, Basketball Network (Sept. 11)
• UC Irvine Announces Launch of In-Prison Bachelor’s Completion Program, Vanguard (Sept. 11)
• American Association for Access, Equity and Diversity Announces its 46th National Conference and Awards Ceremony - Virtual, PRWeb (Sept. 11)
• Gov. Newsom signs bill making ethnic studies course a requirement at CSU, Nichi Bei (Sept. 10)
• Rising Scholars and Project Rebound provide resources for formerly incarcerated students, Signal Tribune (Sept. 10)
• A Deep U.S. Open Run Becomes a Pitch For College Tennis, New York Times (Sept. 10)
• Chicano/a Studies: 50 years in the making, People's World (Sept. 9)
• Prominent International Corporate Lawyer Imad S. Ayass Joins Kalbian Hagerty LLP, OA News (Sept. 9)
• Program helps underrepresented students advance their academic career, University of Notre Dame (Sept. 9)
• How the coronavirus pandemic is impacting our mental health (Video), Social News (Sept. 8)
• How the pandemic is impacting our mental health, CBS News (Sept. 8)
• 2020’s Best & Worst Places to Retire: Ask the Expert Luoman Bao, Wallet Hub (Sept. 8)
• 2020’s Best & Worst Places to Retire: Ask the Expert Connie Corley, Wallet Hub (Sept. 8)
• Cal State LA and Optimum Seismic Events Set to Help YMCA-LA Raise Funds, Volunteers, PR Newswire (Sept. 7)
• King, Original 9 mark 50 years of women's pro tennis tour, Fox13 (Sept. 6)
• Women like Mulan didn’t need to go to war in disguise, Science News for Students (Sept. 4)
• KCET’s Fine Cuts Festival for Student Filmmakers Announces Finalists; Airdates, Variety (Sept. 4)
• Nine Acclaimed Entertainment Industry Judges Select Southern California Student Short Film Finalists For 21st Annual FINE CUT Festival of Films Premiering Sept. 30 on KCET, KCET Press Room (Sept. 3)
• Fnie Cut: 2020 Fine Cut Judge Bios, KCET (Sept. 3)
• Cal State Los Angeles continues to rank among nation's top universities, News Break (Sept. 2)
• Let 2021 Begin, Mascots Rule, Grunion (Sept. 2)
• Family Announces Private Funeral Service for Hon. Gwen Moore, EurWeb (Sept. 2)
• Cal State LA continues to rank among nation's top universities, Los Angeles Patch (Sept. 1)
• 2020’s Best & Worst Cities to Drive in: Ask the Expert, Wallet Hub (Sept. 1)
• SELA Collaborative, Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA and Latino Decisions Release Survey Report Funded by California Community Foundation, Digital Journal (Sept. 1)
• Los Angeles Mission Names New President And CEO, PR Newswire (Sept. 1)
• No One Deserves a Spot at Harvard, Harvard Magazine (Sept.-Oct. 2020)
• America’s Best Bang for the Buck Colleges, Washington Monthly (Sept./Oct. 2020)
• The List: Largest Public-Sector Employers, Los Angeles Business Journal (Aug. 31)
• Barbara Queen Recalibrates Cal State, American Builders Quarterly (Aug. 31)
• CSU students made their summers an opportunity to learn and serve, CSU News (Aug. 31)
• Culver City Appoints New Fire Chief Kenneth Powell, Culver City Patch (Aug. 30)
• Beer with a Painter: Dan Douke, Hyperallergic (Aug. 29)
• Meet the Team: Alexis Thrower, KTBS3 (Aug. 28)
• Optimum Seismic Sponsors Southeast LA Collaborative to Discuss COVID-19 Impacts, Strengthening Area Non-Profits, Increasing Community's Voice on Facebook Live Aug. 31, WFMZ-TV (Aug. 28)
• Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 8.27.20, EIN Presswiwre (Aug. 28)
• Ava DuVernay and Her Cast of Culture-Shifters, Bazaar (Aug. 27)
• Arcadia Resident Receives Cal State Faculty Innovation And Leadership Award, Arcadia Weekly (Aug. 26)
• The Best Colleges in America, Ranked by Value, Money Magazine (Aug. 25)
• Announcements: Cal State LA professor receives CSU's Faculty Innovation and Leadership Award, AAC&U News (Aug. 25)
• 2020’s Best Real-Estate Markets: Ask the Expert, WalletHub (Aug. 25)
• Can't Afford USC? 10 Budget-Friendly Film Schools in New York and Los Angeles, Hollywood Reporter (Aug. 24)
• The 24 colleges with the best return on investment, Business Insider (Aug. 24)
• How COVID-19 and budget woes have changed what ‘back to school’ means at Cal State, L.A. Times (Aug. 24)
• California State University campuses start fall semester with mostly online instruction, KABC7 News (Aug. 24)
• A ‘Catalytic Moment’ for Art and Culture, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• Ruben Salazar: The making of the myth, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• Accident or assassination? A reporter’s years-long quest to find out how and why Ruben Salazar died., L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• The women of the Brown Berets — Las Adelitas de Aztlán — break free and form their own movement., L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• Gov. Newsom signs bill requiring CSU students to take an ethnic studies class, Asian Journal (Aug. 22)
• Desert Moss Beats Heat by Growing Under Quartz Crystals, Smithsonian Magazine (Aug. 21)
• How the Chicano Moratorium Contributed in the Fight for Civil Rights in LA, Spectrum News 1 (Aug. 21)
• Cal State in the COVID Era: No Tuition Cuts, 4 Other Takeaways From Chancellor Chat, Lost Coast Outpost (Aug. 20)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Democratic National Convention, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Aug. 20)
• Garden Road’s new principal wants families to feel heard, San Diego Union Tribune (Aug. 20)
• A ballot prop that could boost racial equity among university faculty, CalMatters (Aug. 20)
• Cal State LA, YMCA inspire youth with virtual STEAM, YMCALA Blog (Aug. 19)
• Gov. Newsom signs bill making ethnic studies course a requirement at California State University, Lake County Record-Bee (Aug. 19)
• OGA Team Member Helps Build Nuclear Threat Reduction Coalition, APS News (Aug. 19)
• Berkeley Forum fall 2020 lineup includes scientists, media experts, The Daily Californian (Aug. 19)
• L.A. County issues strict rules for colleges reopening during coronavirus crisis, L.A. Times (Aug. 18)
• How to Argue With a Narcissist, Vice (Aug. 18)
• After a Three-Year Journey, 'Corn Man' Returns to Grand Central Art Center, CSUF News (Aug. 18)
• How an L.A. museum is celebrating the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, L.A. Times (Aug. 17)
• From Incarceration to Graduation, Newswise (Aug. 17)
• CAA Scholars Initiative To Provide Scholarships And Mentorships To Diverse Students, Deadline (Aug. 17)
• Police Reform and Public Opinion [starts at 5:03], Spectrum News 1 (Aug. 16)
• Mosqueda’s 10K Record Caps Incredible Year, USTFCCCA (Aug. 16)
• Art Makes Social Statement, Not Profit: Mine and Yours Exhibition and Artist Talks, PR Newswire (Aug. 14)
• 3-Dimensional Analysis of a Simulated Prebiotic Hydrothermal Chimney, ACS Earth & Space Chemistry (Aug. 12)
• A tale of two ethnic studies proposals for California State University students, EdSource (Aug. 12)
• Science news in brief: From dolphin fingers to quartz parasols, Independent (Aug. 12)
• COVID Forces Major Changes to Prison Education Programs, Public News Service (Aug. 12)
• Cal State LA, YMCA inspire youth through virtual STEAM bootcamp, Eastsider LA (Aug. 11)
• Student-Led Mapping Locates Areas in Los Angeles in Need of Shade Equity, ERSI.com (Aug. 11)
• If Harris heads to DC, Southern California could loom large in the scramble to fill her seat, Press-Enterprise (Aug. 11)
• Biden Picks Kamala Harris as Running Mate, KABC7 (Aug. 11)
• Kamala Harris appears in televised debate in 2016 for CA Senate seat, KABC-7 (Aug. 11)
• Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA honors California secretary of state, ETradeWire (Aug. 11)
• Carol F. Tuntland announces the release of ‘Henrietta: Promises in the Sky!’, Globe Newswire (Aug. 11)
• Two 17-year-olds put pandemic downtime to good use, creating websites to help others, Orange County Register (Aug. 10)
• Students become higher-education advocates in Cal State LA’s Prison BA Program, CSU News (Aug. 10)
• COVID-19 Social Needs Resource Database for Orange County Residents, Voice of OC (Aug. 10)
• Pat Brown Institute At Cal State LA Honors Secretary Of State, Californer (Aug. 9)
• The Americans with Disabilities Act turns 30, AEIdeas (Aug. 7)
• Social justice advocate Stewart Kwoh named interim dean of College of Ethnic Studies, Newsbreak (Aug. 7)
• New Face Mask Opens Window To Understanding For Many, The Grunion (Aug. 7)
• Southeast L.A. already faced many ills. Now it’s the epicenter of coronavirus, L.A. Times (Aug. 6)
• California State University Innovates Instruction in Response to Disruption, ACUE (Aug. 6)
• Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA honors California secretary of state, Newsbreak (Aug. 6)
• Changing the Narrative: John Hersey’s Hiroshima, KPFA 94.1 (Aug. 6)
• Cal State Los Angeles honors California Secretary of State, The Hub (Aug. 5)
• How Public Transit Riders Are Managing Their Metro Commutes During the Pandemic, Los Angeles Magazine (Aug. 5)
• Pat Brown Institute honors California Secretary of State, Spot on California (Aug. 5)
• LOCAL KIDS WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE… Moapa Valley Native Recalls His Role In Historic Apollo Missions, The Progress (Aug. 5)
• Interview with award-winning American author and artist Ross Victory, Muzique Magazine (Aug. 5)
• Mini-Heap, DailyNous (Aug. 5)
• L.A. County Has Capacity to Test up to 55,000 Residents a Week, Colorado Boulevard (Aug. 4)
• In Westlake, a community especially vulnerable to COVID-19, USC Annenberg Media (Aug. 4)
• Testing Capacity Expands at L.A. County-Supported Sites, Monrovia Weekly (Aug. 4)
• 'What's the Coolest Thing You've Ever Found?' Real Archaeologists Share Their Favorite Finds, Discover (Aug. 4)
• Former Sparks Head Coach Julie Rousseau Will Chair USC Athletics’ Black Lives Matter Action Team, USC News (Aug. 4)
• How To Be An Ally For Colleagues Of Color At Work: Three Do’s And Don’ts For Taking Action, Forbes (Aug. 4)
• Bass, Harris on Biden’s ticket? Either way, political effects would ripple in Southern California, L.A. Daily News (Aug. 3)
• Could Los Angeles Congresswoman Karen Bass be Biden's VP pick?, KABC-7 (Aug. 3)
• CCAA Unveils Diversity & Inclusion Committee Selections, CCAA (Aug. 3)
• The VeepStakes: South L.A. Rep. Karen Bass inching closer to becoming Joe Biden’s VP pick, L.A. Daily News (Aug. 2)
• Fil-Am professors voice concerns over new Cal State University ethnic or social justice studies requirement, Asian Journal (Aug. 1)
• Baseball Reliquary Founder Terry Cannon Dies at 67, Pasadena Now (Aug. 1)
• ‘BalikBAHAY’ COVID-19 care packages bring LA Filipino community together, Asian Journal (Aug. 1)
• New study says L Line to Montclair would add 28,000 riders and boost Metrolink ridership, Press-Enterprise (Aug. 1)
• Cal State LA helps feed families at Southeast L.A. food distribution, CUMU Updates & News (Aug. 2020)
• Overcoming deepening inequality, Top1000Funds (July 2020)
• San Clemente: The Faces Of Reopening During Coronavirus - The Human And Emotional Impact Of This New Normal Of Business O, San Clemente Patch (July 31)
• The Karen Bass Los Angeles Knows, Politico (July 31)
• Dr. Issaic Gates named new McGaugh principal, Sun Newspapers (July 31)
• Korean Americans for Black Lives – Ktown Organizes and Educates against Anti-Blackness, L.A. Taco (July 30)
• Amherst, Boston University And Cal State: How Three Colleges Are Overhauling Virtual Learning, Forbes (July 30)
• This Moss Uses Quartz as a Parasol, New York Times (July 29)
• Commercial and Industrial Properties Overdue Payment, L.A. Progressive (July 29)
• The $11 Billion Question: Will Californians Raise Commercial Property Taxes?, Capital & Main (July 28)
• Cal State LA faculty ready to engage students virtually, EduWire (July 25)
• Cal State LA’s faculty ready to engage students virtually, University Business (July 24)
• Desert mosses using quartz rocks as sun shades, Science Daily (July 24)
• AchieveLA: Food Distribution Program for Southeast L.A., YMCALA Blog (July 23)
• In Real Life: Hauser & Wirth to exhibit this year’s new graduates in Somerset and Los Angeles, FAD Magazine (July 23)
• Cal State LA and Optimum Seismic Event Raises Funds and Volunteers for YMCA Efforts to Help Families During COVID-19, Virtual Strategy Magazine (July 23)
• Desert mosses use quartz rocks as sun shades, Berkeley News (July 23)
• Desert Mosses Use Quartz Rocks As Sun Shades, Astrobiology News (July 23)
• Cal State LA and Optimum Seismic Event Raises Funds and Volunteers for YMCA Efforts to Help Families During COVID-19, The Press (July 23)
• Photo: As big leagues prepare to return amid pandemic, memories of when barrio baseball ruled East L.A., L.A. Times (July 23)
• The Growth Of Ethnic Studies Programs In Higher Education, Digital Media Solutions (July 23)
• Hauser & Wirth Organizes Spotlight For Art Graduates, The Art Insider (July 23)
• GRAMMY Museum Restructures Organization To Expand Music Education And Digital Initiatives, Broadway World (July 23)
• Bright Ideas: UCSB Researchers Establish a Laboratory Culture of Bioluminescent Ostracods, Daily Nexus (July 23)
• Huizar v. Molina for CD 14! - The Missed Opportunity to Change City Hall, City Watch (July 23)
• Cal State LA helps feed families at local food distribution, Los Angeles Patch (July 22)
• East L.A. special effects team creates for a post-pandemic future, Eastsider LA (July 22)
• CSU students will have to take ethnic studies. Why supporters turned on the policy, Fresno Bee (July 22)
• Hauser & Wirth Is Hosting a Series of Shows for Fine Art Graduates Whose Thesis Exhibitions Were Cancelled—See Their Works Here, Artnet News (July 22)
• So far, two candidates have announced their run for Santa Maria's District 1 seat, Santa Maria Sun (July 22)
• Microbiology major admitted to Georgetown University's School of Medicine at 18 (Medical School Application Process), World Journal Chinese Daily News (July 21)
• CSU one step closer to making ethnic studies a graduation requirement, EdSource (July 21)
• What Anti-Racism Efforts Could Look Like On Cal State Campuses, LAist (July 21)
• Cal State LA Gets New Provost and VP for Academic Affairs, Newsbreak (July 21)
• Cal State LA and GEAR UP Program Bootcamps Inspire Los Angeles Students, CTeLearning (July 21)
• Increasing Diversity And Profits? Investors Think Companies Can’t Do Both, Forbes (July 20)
• Cal State LA Officials and Optimum Seismic Urge Community Support for Southeast-Rio Vista YMCA's Efforts to Help Youth and Families in Maywood Area, Yahoo! Life (July 18)
• Cal State LA Gets New Provost and V.P. for Academic Affairs, Alhambra Source (July 20)
• How CSU museums preserve the past, define the present and direct the future, Newswise (July 20)
• Redrafting every Minnesota Twins First Round Pick from the 1970s, Fansided (July 20)
• John Lewis’ Wife, Lillian Miles Lewis, Died in 2012 After a Long Illness, Heavy.com (July 18)
• Activist Wants to Combat Bullying, Starting With His Old High School, Spectrum News (July 18)
• Interoil appoints new general manager, GlobeNewswire (July 17)
• What they're marching for, San Francisco Chronicle (July 17)
• The Legacy of Black Excellence Continues to Shine with Continued Presidential Appointments, LA Watts Times (July 16)
• CORE Recovery & Retraining Endowment Launches to Foster Long-Term, Systemic Economic Benefits for Los Angeles County Residents, Cision (July 16)
• Cal State LA Officials and Optimum Seismic Urge Community Support for Southeast-Rio Vista YMCA’s Efforts to Help Youth and Families in Maywood Area During Pandemic, Los Cerritos News (July 16)
• SCE Summer Internships Go Virtual, Energized (July 16)
• Reed Exhibitions Announces Ron Walden as Executive Sponsor for Race, LA Sentinel (July 16)
• Latino students make up largest ethnic group of students admitted to UC, EdSource (July 16)
• KPC Health appoints Mike Sarian as president, announces additional leadership appointments, Valley News (July 16)
• BLM protests leave some Cal State L.A. criminal justice students questioning the system, Eastsider LA (July 15)
• Jackie Lacey could lose L.A.’s district attorney race. These maps show where she’s vulnerable, LA Times (July 15)
• Why It Seems Like Bullies Are Everywhere—and How to Stop Them, Wall Street Journal (July 14)
• Trump administration rescinds policy that put international students at risk of deportation, EdSource (July 14)
• Their Tenure as the Leaders of The Salvation Army in the United States, Inside Nova (July 13)
• Judge: La Puente, Valinda residents should vote for school board in November, SGV Tribune (July 13)
• How Four Institutions Are Preserving Current COVID-19 Histories, KCET Artbound (July 10) 
• Disney Parks Diverge: Florida Opens, California Stays Shut, Bloomberg (July 10)
• California Rep. Karen Bass On Biden's Vice President List, NPR Here & Now (July 10)
• New program will bolster computer science teaching ranks, Sacramento State News (July 10)
• Students at California’s top-tier universities don’t reflect state’s racial and ethnic diversity, says Urban Institute study, EdSource (July 10)
• How to get out of your student housnig lease amid COVID-19, LA Times (July 9)
• Foreign students fear deportation over Trump visa threat, Bangkok Post (July 9)
• What Does the Census Mean to the Pat Brown Institute?, We Count LA (July 8)
• Antigua Coffee | Unique Brew from a Mayan Descendant, South Pasadenan (July 8)
• Thousands of California students may be forced to take in-person classes or leave U.S., Daily Democrat (July 8)
• Gender Space: Who Should a Woman Speak For in a Post-World Order?, Wende Museum (July 8)
• Heroes For Our Times, CSU News (July 7)
• In Los Angeles, Rich Neighborhoods Enjoy More Street Trees and a Lot More Birds, Audobon Magazine (July 7)
• California State University, Los Angeles Partners With Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and Los Angeles County to Offer Free Drive-Thru Food Distribution, AASCU Featured Member (July 6)
• 50 Impactful Division II Assistants, Silver Waves Media (July 6)
• George Floyd, Black Lives Matter, and the Much-Needed Indian Role in Anti-Racism, Jurist (July 6)
• Instituto Pat Brown en Cal State LA otorga premio de liderazgo a Antonia Hernández, Hispanos Press (July 5)
• Social Justice Champion Receives PBI Leadership Award, LatinoLA! (July 5)
• Coronavirus Reopening: Public Colleges Are More Likely to Remain Online in Fall 2020, Teen Vogue (July 3)
• Evergreen Stocks News Announcement: Apple, Medtronic, Walt Disney Co, Nokia Corporation, Stocks Newswire (July 3)
• Ahead of “AIDS 2020: Virtual” Conference, AHF Calls for Transparency and Accountability in Global Public Health, BioSpace (July 3)
• 11,000-year-old mine in underwater cave surprises archaeologists, National Geographic (July 3)
• The fight over monuments asks, who is an American hero and who is a ‘symbol of hate’?, Taunton Dauily Gazette (July 3)
• Pasadena Resident Antonia Hernández Receives Leadership Award from Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA, Pasadena Now (July 2)
• “The Difference Between Prison and America Unsettles Me”: A Conversation with Reginald Dwayne Betts, L.A. Review of Books (July 2)
• Californian Being Vetted for VP, KQED (July 2)
• Policing, Anti-Blackness, and Empire in the Americas, NACLA (July 2)
• Social justice champion Antonia Hernández receives leadership award from Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA, News Break (July 1)
• Career Fast Track: Preparing Graduates for the Job Next Door, Newswise (July 1)
• Op-Ed: Who tells the story matters. And that’s why you need Black journalists at every level in newsrooms, L.A. Times (July 1)
• Community colleges struggle with students’ food needs as pandemic increases demand, EdSource (July 1)
• Pasadena Police Department Celebrates its Explorers Heading to College, Pasadena Now (July 1)
• Meet the Point Foundation's Class of 2020, Advocate (June 30)
• CSU Faculty Continue to Enhance Virtual Instruction, Newswise (June 29)
• Leading the Way: Alternative Energy Industry, CSU News (June 29)
• Talia Barrales: From undocumented immigrant to an all-Latina law firm, Boston Business Journal (June 29)
• Some people called my community college trash, they were wrong, EdSource (June 29)
• Nonprofits Fill Aid Void for Struggling Angelenos, Capital & Main (June 29)
• General Hospital Updates: Tajh Bellow Shares Exciting News!, Celebrating the Soaps (June 29)
• Policing For Tomorrow With Steve Gregory, KFI AM (June 28)
• Dr. Shirley Weber: State Assembly member and educator is drawn to the hard fights, San Diego Union-Tribune (June 27)
• Cal State LA partners with Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, L.A. County for community food distribution, Eastsider LA (June 25)
• In the Community: Drive-thru food distribution at Cal State LA, ABC7 (June 25)
• Cal State LA partners with Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, L.A. County for community food distribution during pandemic, California Newswire (June 25)
• Rep. Maxine Waters Keynotes California Statewide Black Graduation, LA Sentinel (June 25)
• Announcements: Cal State LA partners with L.A. Regional Food Bank, L.A. County for community food distribution, AAC&U News (June 25)
• KPC Health Appoints Mike Sarian as President, Announces Additional Leadership Appointments, Globe Newswire (June 25)
• Cal State LA Dreamer looks to the future in the wake of DACA decision, Eastsider LA (June 25)
• Three Ways To Pivot Your CSR Strategy To Find New Opportunities Amid The Pandemic, Forbes (June 25)
• Straight Up Conversation: The Guy Who's Teaching Professors to Teach, Education Week (June 25)
• A Roundup of Eastside News & Info, Eastsider LA (June 24)
• Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Melina Abdullah on Roots of Her Activism, Spectrum News (June 23)
• CA Senate votes in favor of ethnic studies requirement for Cal State Univ. students, Asian Journal (June 23)
• California banned affirmative ac tion in the 90s, voters might reinstate it in the fall, KCRW Press Play (June 22)
• How two Black women in L.A. helped build Black Lives Matter from hashtag to global movement, L.A. Times (June 22)
• Promoting academic, research cooperation​, The Korea Times (June 21)
• Meet the Executive Director of LA’s New Civil and Human Rights Department, Spectrum News (June 20)
• CSU Students May Soon Need to Take Ethnic Studies to Graduate​, Latin Post (June 20)
• California districts look to rename schools linked to racist history, EdSource (June 19)
• The Powerful Past, Present and Future of Black Lives Matter, KCRW (June 19)
• ‘(In)Visible Portraits’ Review: Remarkable Documentary Dismantles Painful Myths About Black Women, IndieWire (June 19)
• California moves toward requiring CSU students to take ethnic studies to graduate, EdSource (June 19)
• Supreme Court Upholds DACA, KTLA5 (June 18)
• SCOTUS Upholds DACA Program, Rules Against Trump Administration, SCV News (June 18)
• Black Graduation to continue as a virtual celebration on June 19, The Sundial (June 18)
• Rio Mesa legendary coach Rick Torres retires, VC Star (June 18)
• Food Drive at Cal State LA Next Week, KTLA News at 3 (June 17)
• Black Lives Matter network establishes $12M grant fund, Philadelphia Tribune (June 17)
• An Interview with Santa Barbara’s New School Superintendent, Santa Barbara Independent (June 17)
• Doing the Work: Kristiina Hackel, Cal State LA’s Dedicated Educator, Hollywood Foreign Press Association (June 16)
• Immigrant small businesses: Sharing the stories behind the storefronts, The Oaklandside (June 16)
• Incarcerated men give back to community, Inside CDCR (June 16)
• Granillo named director of Pacific Islands SBDC, Saipan Tribune (June 15)
• Activists urge LA leaders to ‘re-imagine’ LAPD’s role, $1.9 billion budget, LA Daily News (June 15)
• The Latino Community Is Finally Coming to Grips With Its Own Racism, Pop! Inquirer (June 13)
• SPORTS NOTES: Jaquish nabs Dixie job; Cardoza tabbed tops in CCAA, Highland Community News (June 11)
• The Latino Community Is Finally Coming to Grips With Its Own Racism, Slate (June 11)
• Lennie Niehaus, jazz musician and composer for Clint Eastwood's films, dies at 90, Washington Post (June 11)
• Pat Brown Institute At Cal State LA Survey Reveals Economic I mpacts Of COVID-19 In Southeast Los Angeles, Californer (June 9)
• Looking Back To ‘92: The Los Angeles Riots And The Reforms That Followed, KPCC AirTalk (June 10)
• Why protesters want to defund the police after George Floyd's death, ABC Radio (June 9)
• Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA survey reveals economic impacts of COVID-19 in Southeast LA​, PRLog (June 9)
• Esta joven hispana logra graduarse en ciencias y recibe dos becas para seguir estudiando, Univision Los Angeles (June 8)
• Pat Brown Institute survey reveals severe economic impacts of COVID-19 in Southeast Los Angeles County area, AAC&U (June 8)
• Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA survey reveals severe economic impacts of COVID-19 in Southeast Los Angeles County area, Eastsider LA (June 8)
• As mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti isn’t just trying to rid the city of the coronavirus. He’s trying to reshape the city’s future., LA Confidential (June 8)
• Saturday protests underway across Los Angeles and Orange counties, Eastsider LA (June 6)
• Live Updates: Thousands Protest Across Southern California, NBC4 (June 6)
• Saturday's LA Protests: Here's What Happened, LAist (June 6)
• Beyond Justice: A Talk With Black Lives Matter’s Melina Abdullah, LA Progressive (June 5)
• As a Latinx student, Black Lives Matter movement is my responsibility, too, EdSource (June 5)
• How George Floyd Protests in Los Angeles Differ From 1992 Riots, Wall Street Journal (June 4)
• Southeast LA County Hit Hard By Pandemic, Los Angeles Patch (June 4)
• Garcetti calls to cut LAPD budget by $150 million, KCRW Press Play (June 4)
• All L.A. COVID-19 Testing Sites To Reopen Friday, LA Weekly (June 4)
• They protected barrios against looting. ‘Don’t come here to tag up all these walls, homie’, L.A. Times (June 4)
• No jobs, no tests, no savings: Southeast LA County hit hard by pandemic, CalMatters (June 3)
• Sin trabajo, sin pruebas del COVID-19 y sin seguro médico en el sureste de Los Ángeles, La Opinion (June 3)
• Culture: Happy Feet, Alta (June 3)
• Education column: 17-year-old Cal State LA graduate hired as mechanical engineer, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 2)
• Online science outreach helps fill a void during COVID-19 quarantine, Penn State News (June 2)
• Some L.A. County-Run COVID-19 Testing Sites Closed, Operating With Modified Hours, Monrovia Weekly (June 2)
• What justice and police brutality look like to BLM organizer Melina Abdullah, KCRW (June 1)
• Safetyism Isn’t the Problem, The New York Times (June 1)
• NOAA Selects UC San Diego for Cooperative Institute to Study Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Systems, UCSD News Center (June 1)
• Lennie Niehaus, Alto Saxophonist and Frequent Clint Eastwood Collaborator, Dies at 90​, Hollywood Reporter (June 1)
• Studio City Resident is Youngest in Cal State LA's Class of 2020, Studio City News (June 2020)
• 2020 - Best Nursing Schools in California, RegisteredNursing.org (June 2020)
• Engineering Department conducts COVID-19 resilience study​, Mustang News (May 31)
• San Fernando Valley leaders condemn George Floyd death, Fox11 (May 30)
• 17-year-old graduate earns mechanical engineering degree from Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 29)
• How college graduates are choosing to celebrate, or not, amid a pandemic, EdSource (May 29)
• CSUN students and staff hold virtual events to reflect on killing of George Floyd​, The Sundial (May 29)
• 20 under 40: Tara Ulis, owner of Ulis Crisis Intervention & Consulting Services, Herald & Review (May 29)
• Una madre latina y su hija se gradúan juntas de la universidad y se convierten en símbolo de inspiración, Noticias Telemundo (May 28)
• Cal State LA graduating student strives to help children feel understood, LA Sentinel (May 28)
• Eric Garcetti leans on his Jewish faith amid pandemic, Jewish Insider (May 28)
• CSUF Graduates of 2020: Student losing his sight on path to help others with visual impairments, Orange County Register (May 28)
• Skeletons hint that ancient societies had women warriors, Science News for Students (May 28)
• 17-year-old engineer graduates from Cal State Los Angeles, Yahoo! News (May 27)
• Remarkable Grads from the Class of 2020, CSU News (May 27)
• Your No-Panic Guide To Mental Health Help During The Pandemic, LAist (May 27)
• EWP to Hold Virtual Visionary Awards & Gala, Rafu Shimpo (May 27)
• Rare Book School Awards 15 Fellowships for Diversity, Inclusion & Cultural Heritage, Fine Books & Collections (May 26)
• Downey's Rosa Cuellar draws on childhood lessons about service and resilience, Downey Patriot (May 26)
• Class of 2020: Aquino, Angeli, Napa Valley Register (May 26)
• LA500 2020: Education, Los Angeles Business Journal (May 25)
• Mother and Daughter to Graduate from Cal State LA, LatinoLA! (May 25)
• Hornet Track Stars Stay Motivated During Quarantine, The Hornet (May 25)
• Narine Arakelian uses Instagram as a digital canvas during the Coronavirus pandemic, Flux Magazine (May 24)
• Parents Buy Billboard For Grad Missing Out On High School, Spectrum News1 (May 23)
• 17-year-old engineer graduates from Cal State LA, KTLA5 (May 22)
• Congrats to Grads: Cristian Flores, California State University, Los Angeles, 23ABC Bakersfield (May 22)
• Aspirante a ecologista ingresa en programa de doctorado en una universidad Ivy League, Hispanos Press (May 22)
• Cal State LA grad seeks to discover order in the universe, Orange County Patch (May 22)
• Cal State LA graduating student finds drive to help youth through social work, Eastsider LA (May 22)
• Teen Engineering Major to Graduate from Cal State LA, begin Work at a Pasadena Environmental Design Firm, Pasadena Now (May 22)
• Cal State LA grad seeks to discover order in the universe, Orange County Patch (May 22)
• UC Merced’s new leader is son of Mexican immigrants, Merced Sun-Star (May 22)
• UC Merced's new chancellor talks about changing lives​, ABC30 Action News (May 21)
• Ashley Baguio: "Springtime on Spring Street", Cultural Weekly (May 21)
• New UC Merced chancellor is a farmworker’s son and UC alum, L.A. Times (May 21)
• Virtual Graduation: Class of 2020, Antelope Valley Press (May 21)
• UHD president named chancellor of UC-Merced, Houston Chronicle (May 21)
• CCNY School of Education produces top earners nationally, according to GradReports rankings, City College of New York (May 21)
• Cal State LA students discuss the impact of missed graduation ceremonies, FOX11 Los Angeles (May 20)
• Sea slugs and seagrass: A mystery solved, Island Reporter (May 20)
• Cal State System to Close Its Doors and Go Online for Fall Semester 2020, The Corsair (May 20)
• Sheriff Villanueva Says Oversight Panel Can't Subpoena Him, Refuses to Testify, LAist (May 20)
• UC Merced announces new chancellor, KMPH News (May 20)
• The Psychological, Emotional And Educational Tradeoffs To Consider For When Schools Reopen, KPCC AirTalk (May 19)
• Los Angeles Public Health Department Continue to Study Disproportionate Death Rates Within Underserved Communities, LA Sentinel (May 19)
• County Announces July 4 Opening Goal; Alhambra Opens Testing To All Residents, Alhambra Source (May 19)
• After years in prison for attempted murder in Pasadena, he graduates from Cal State LA with honors, Pasadena Star-News (May 18)
• US, European leaders weigh reopening risks without a vaccine, River Bender (May 18)
• These California Colleges Have the Lowest and Highest Student Loan Debt-to-Income Ratios, Credible (May 18)
• A tribute to the extraordinary Class of 2020, Penn Today (May 18)
• How engineers at NASA-JPL persevered to develop a ventilator, Aerotech News (May 18)
• NASA Engineers create Coronavirus Ventilator prototype, Clarksville Online (May 16)
• Pasadena Honors Another Hero, Pasadena Now (May 15)
• From convicted felon to college grad: Friends celebrate SoCal man's turnaround, Pasadena Now (May 15)
• Friends celebrate SoCal man's turnaround from convict to college, Yahoo! News (May 15)
• Grad Standouts: Meet Leilani Derrett, Fox 11 Good Day L.A. (May 15)
• The Right to Ethnic Studies in Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed (May 15)
• How Engineers at NASA-JPL Persevered to Develop a Ventilator, NASA Jet Proppulsion Laboratory (May 15)
• Combating COVID-19, Newswise (May 14)
• Narine Arakelian Creates Innovative Art Using Digital Work Embedded In Physical Canvas, Digital Journal (May 14)
• CCAA decision to suspend fall sports competition to impact several area programs, SGV Tribune (May 14)
• Face Masks & Resumes: College grads go job hunting during a pandemic, Eastsider LA (May 13)
• Cal State LA to hold most fall semester classes online in response to pandemic, Eastsider LA (May 13)
• ‘How Not to Be Broke #2’ Offers Skills in Managing Money in Uncertain Times, Alhambra Source (May 13)
• CSU chancellor explains decision to keep most fall classes online, EdSource (May 13)
• California State University campuses will remain closed for fall semester, Spinnaker (May 13)
• Class of 2020: Latina’s Who Inspire and Gives Us Hope for the Future, Be Latina (May 13)
• Cal State LA Opens Free Covid-19 Testing Site, L.A. Weekly (May 12)
• Classes To Be Largely Online At California State University Schools This Fall, HuffPost (May 12)
• California Collegiate Athletic Association suspends NCAA games for fall, KRCA (May 12)
• Division II Conference Cancels Fall Sports, MyNewsLA (May 12)
• State of California: Upcoming Special Election in Los Angeles Could Have Major Impact, KCBS (May 12)
• Anthony Fauci, Supreme Court, ‘Hamilton’: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing, New York Times (May 12)
• Cal State LA opens El Sereno coronavirus testing site, Eastsider LA (May 11)
• COMBATING COVID-19: From conducting research to providing resources and equipment, here’s how the CSU is doing its part to support California during the current pandemic, CSU News (May 11)
• Cal State LA abre zona para realizarse pruebas de COVID-19, La Opinion (May 10)
• The day coronavirus canceled prom, everything else for an L.A. high school singer, Skugal (May 10)
• The day coronavirus canceled prom and everything else for an L.A. high school singer, L.A. Times (May 10)
• Cal State LA Rongxiang Xu Bioscience Innovation Center to be Covid-19 testing site, BioscienceLA (May 9)
• Valley’s 25th Congress race will continue to draw national attention Tuesday, LA Daily News (May 9)
• Gallerist Iwan Wirth Talks Vintage Rolexes, Artisanal Merlot, Patti Smith and Fly Fishing, Robb Report (May 9)
• New Covid-19 testing site opens at Cal State LA, Boyle Heights Beat (May 8)
• Alhambra Steps Into “New Normal” With Death Toll Now Six; County Eyes Inequality, Alhambra Source (May 8)
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Opened at Rongxiang Xu Bioscience Innovation Center, U.S. News Express (May 8)
• Free Covid-19 testing services offered at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 8)
• Cal State LA Partners With Los Angeles County, Governor’s Officer, PublicNow (May 8)
• Supervisor Solis Launches New COVID-19 Testing Site at Cal State LA, HildaSolis.org (May 8)
• New coronovirus testing site open at Cal State LA, KCRW (May 8)
• LA County to open new COVID-19 testing site at Cal State LA, Telemundo 52 (May 8)
• Walk-up Testing Site at Cal State LA, ABC7 Eyewitness News (May 8)
• Covid-19 Testing Site Opens at Cal State LA, NBC 4 to Watch (May 8)
• What Are Southern California Colleges Planning for the Fall? Here’s a Quick Guide to What SoCal Connected Found, KCET (May 8)
• Volvo’s Fuel Cell Truck Alliance With Daimler Is A Return To The Hydrogen Bandwagon, Forbes (May 8)
• Eagle Rock High School senior who asked Obama for speech gets his wish, L.A. Daily News (May 8)
• Two 'warrior women' from ancient Mongolia may have helped inspire the Ballad of Mulan, LiveScience (May 8)
• OERs Help Cal State LA Close the Equity Gap, Promote Student Success, ACUE (May 7) 
• LAFC cleared to begin limited training sessions at Cal State LA, LA Daily News (May 6)
• John Hopkins offers a community HUB with his eclectic, all-vegetarian shop O Happy Days, Pasadena Weekly (May 6)
• Barack Obama to Celebrate Graduating Seniors in at Least 3 Events, New York Times (May 5)
• Attention Graduates: Barack, Michelle Obama to give virtual graduation speeches, L.A. Times (May 5)
• Cal State LA, Diamond Bar High School teams receive high marks in SourceAmerica Design Challenge, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 5)
• ‘Overly simplistic’: Women may have been more than just ‘gatherers’ in ancient times, studies suggest, Genetic Literacy Project (May 4)
• Of Supervisors and Sheriffs: A Deep Dive into the Challenges of County Government, UCLA Then & Now (May 4)
• ‘Filipino-American nurses draw strength from faith, family​, Manila Standard (May 3)
• Bobby Lee Verdugo, East L.A. student walkout leader and Latino youth mentor, dies at 69, L.A.Times (May 2)
• Measuring Academics or Measuring Wealth? A Look into Haverford’s Ranking, The Clerk (May 2)
• Scientist Finds Remains of Warrior Woman, Possibly the Inspiration for “Mulan”, Inside the Magic (May 1)
• Oda, Kito to receive Kunsho from Japanese Government, Rafu Shimpo (May 1)
• Profiles of Geographers: Stephen LaDochy, American Association of Geographers (May 2020)
• Pratima Sherpa Showed SBCC and State That She Has Game, NoozHawk (Apr. 30)
• Researchers Uncover New Evidence That Warrior Women Inspired Legend of Mulan, Smithsonian Magazine (Apr. 29)
• Are Skeletal Wounds On Hunter-Gatherer Women Battle Scars Or Execution Marks?, Ancient Origins (Apr. 29)
• Estudiantes y profesores abogan por sistema universal de calificaciones, La Opinion (Apr. 29)
• Roles of Hunter-Gatherer Women Reevaluated, Archaeology (Apr. 28)
• Skeletal damage hints some hunter-gatherer women fought in battles, Science News (Apr. 27)
• Why Over Half of California’s COVID Deaths Have Been in LA County, CityWatch (Apr. 27)
• Hunter-gatherer skeleton damage hints that some women may have fought in battles, Signs of the Times (Apr. 27)
• The importance of street trees to urban avifauna, Ecological Applications (Apr. 27)
• Big Data/COVID-19 News – 4/26/2020: Cal State LA researchers use data visualization, AI in fight against COVID-19, InsideBIGDATA (Apr. 26)
• Critics say police target minorities more than white protesters over social distancing, NBC News (Apr. 26)
• Column: My students earned the cap and gown, but they’ll miss out on the day they dreamed about for years, L.A. Times (Apr. 25)
• The Outbreak: Los Angeles’ Fateful 15 Days, Capital & Main (Apr. 24)
• Lancaster to retire after 30 years involved with athletics, extracurricular activities at Glendale High, Glendale News-Press (Apr. 23)
• Long Live Lewis Macadams & A Few Books For National Poetry Month, Cultural Weekly (Apr. 22)
• Cal State LA professor leads research center in development of a COVID-19 data visualization dashboard, The Korea Times (Apr. 22)
• COVID-19 Update: Apple Frees Mobility Data, MIT Predictive ML, IBM Data Challenge, Rolls-Royce & More , EnterpriseAI (Apr. 22)
• Cal State LA research teams use data visualization, AI in fight against COVID-19, California Newswire (Apr. 20)
• Earth Day 2020: The Human Element, Newswise (Apr. 20)
• Cal State LA Introduces COVID-19 Dashboard, AI-Powered Mortality Risk Prediction Tool, Datanami (Apr. 20)
• The List: Performing Arts Venues, Los Angeles Business Journal (Apr. 20)
• Being homeless during coronavirus adds to hardship for California college student, EdSource (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA Researchers Use Data Visualization, AI in Fight Against COVID-19, AIThority (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA Researchers Use Data Visualization and AI in Fight Against COVID-19, MarTechSeries (Apr. 17)
• COVID-19 Spurs a Scramble for Student Clinical Hours in Academic Programs, ASHA LeaderLive (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA researchers use data visualization, AI in fight against COVID-19, Eastsider LA (Apr. 17)
• 3 innovations helping the homeless in Eugene, Oregon, Trumbull Times (Apr. 17)
• Discover Accounting Released the Top 101 Most Affordable Accounting Programs, Street Insider (Apr. 17)
• 3 innovations helping the homeless in Eugene, Oregon, Conversation (Apr. 17)
• California college students react to pass/fail grades option for current courses, EdSource (Apr. 16)
• Black Los Angeles Demands in Light of COVID-19 and Rates of Black Death, LA Progressive (Apr. 16)
• Erased from utopia: the hidden history of LA’s black and brown resistance, The Tidbit News (Apr. 15)
• Fontana singer has major role in new 'Trolls' movie, Herald News (Apr. 14)
• 5 Ways The CSU Rocks Sustainability, CSU News (Apr. 14)
• Virus clouds fight for vacant US House seat in California, Associated Press (Apr. 13)
• VIDEO: How to make a face mask by textile artist Carole Frances Lung, Long Beach Post (Apr. 13)
• Expert Resource for Future of Education After COVID-19, The Press (Apr. 13)
• Folk Art Market co-founder fondly remembered, Santa Fe New Mexican (Apr. 10)
• International Jazz, A Tribute to Wayne Shorter, Down-Home Blues, Poetry with Big Band Arrangements & More, Musical Memoirs's Blog (Apr. 10)
• LAFC Teams Up With Allied Esports To Produce LAFC Gaming Charity Challenge Series, Yahoo! Finance (Apr. 10)
• Is There a Link Between Disease and Racism?, Psychology Today (Apr. 9)
• I Used to Get the Sunday Scaries. Now I Get Them Every Day., Vogue (Apr. 9)
• Carl Franklin Succumbs Legendary basketball coach mentored stars at Morningside, Inglewood Today (Apr. 9)
• Sports Report: Vote in biggest icon in L.A. sports history tournament (wild-card regional), e-News.US (Apr. 9)
• Institutions Didn’t Birth Ethnic Studies, Movements Did, Ethnic Studies Review (Apr. 8)
• Police Procedure Expert and Retired LAPD Detective Makes a Splash With New Book “A Deep Dive”, Black News (Apr. 7)
• How Philanthropy Can Create Public Systems Change, Stanford Social Innovation Review (Spring 2020)
• Reaffirming the importance of anchor institutions: CUMU members respond to COVID-19, CUMU News (Apr. 6)
• Enjoy culture while social distancing: 15 picks from streamed sound bath to Disney art, L.A. Times (Apr. 4)
• Most Interesting Dentist in the World- The Book, Arcadia Patch (Apr. 4)
• Coronavirus Tips: Watch Kristin Chenoweth, Martha Graham Dance, Press Stories (Apr. 4)
• Coronavirus Southern California update: Health officials confirm 11 additional deaths, 521 new cases in LA County, KABC7 (Apr. 4)
• NASA Small Satellite Program to Help Develop New Technology for Lunar Exploration Missions, Cal Poly Pomona (Apr. 3)
• Third Way’s Price-To-Earnings Premium: A New Way To Measure The Economic Value Of College, Forbes (Apr. 3)
• ASPB Names 2020 Award Recipients, Plant Science Today (Apr. 3)
• How might colleges benefit from the coronavirus stimulus package?, Education Dive (Apr. 2)
• No Caps, No Gowns: For Many In The Class Of 2020, Commencement Is Called Off, NPR (Apr. 1)
• Predicting Mortality Risk in Patients with COVID-19 Using Artificial Intelligence to Help Medical Decision-Making, MedRXiv (Apr. 1)
• “It’s honestly very heartbreaking" --Cal State L.A. graduates left to wonder when and if their commencement will ever be held, The Eastsider (Mar. 31)
• The big online switch: Chancellor Eloy Oakley and a college newspaper editor, EdSource (Mar. 28)
• Best Business Rewards Credit Cards: Ask the Experts, Wallet Hub (Mar. 27)
• ANALYSIS: Tag-team chief executives Newsom and Garcetti face fiercest common foe yet: coronavirus, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 27)
• For Many Graduate Students, Covid-19 Pandemic Highlights Inequities, Chronicle of Higher Education (Mar. 26)
• L.A. County-Funded Biotech Plans 10,000 Daily Drive-Thru Tests, SCV News (Mar. 26)
• Managing Our Anxiety & Fear During COVID-19, Red Table Talk (Mar. 25)
• Cal State LA alum to graduate with Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Mar. 24)
• LA BioSpace Names First Director, Los Angeles Business Journal (Mar. 23)
• The Zoom Where It Happens, American Theatre (Mar. 23)
• Continuing Collaboration Beyond Graduation, Middlebury Institute (Mar. 20)
• Will the pandemic derail my big plans for my future?, EdSource (Mar. 20)
• Some California college students find refuge on campus during a pandemic, EdSource (Mar. 20)
• Optimum Seismic Team Exhibits at National Earthquake Conference in San Diego, Monterey County Weekly (Mar. 19)
• States Are Outrunning the Feds in Responding to Coronavirus, Bloomberg (Mar. 18)
• Coronavirus: CSU Postpones 2020 Commencement, Moves All Campuses Into ‘Virtual Mode’, CBS Los Angeles (Mar. 18)
• Newhall Resident Larry Adamson Appointed To CSU Board Of Trustees, KHTS AM (Mar. 18)
• Coronavirus throws local political campaigns into ‘uncharted waters’, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 18)
• Newhall Resident Larry Adamson Appointed to the CSU Board of Trustees, SCV News (Mar. 17)
• The Coronavirus Is Causing Chaos During Finals Season at L.A.’s Universities, LA Magazine
• A new path for high school athletes seeking to be recruited amid coronavirus shutdowns​, L.A. Times (Mar. 16)
• ConvergeOne Names Gabrielle Lukianchuk to Lead Marketing Organization, PR Newswire (Mar. 16)
• Interview with Dr. Sandra So Hee Chi Kim, Overachiever Magazine (Mar. 14)
• Congratulations on your award​, Montserrat Report (Mar. 13)
• Nayiri Nahabedian Reelected to Glendale Unified Board of Education, The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (Mar. 12)
• As Cal State LA Reverts to Online Classes, Library and Computer Labs Remain Open​, Colorado Boulevard (Mar. 12)
• The Embattled Los Angeles D.A. Prosecuting Harvey Weinstein, Daily Beast (Mar. 12)
• Jim Pendleton, City Section champion football coach at L.A. High, dies at 90, L.A. Times (Mar. 11)
• NASA Selects Universities for Collaborative Development of Small Spacecraft Technologies​, NASA (Mar. 11)
• Linking learning and work in the college classroom, Working Nation (Mar. 11)
• City Attorney Mike Feuer says he’s running for LA mayor, Bakersfield Californian (Mar. 10)
• 2 Glendale teachers honored with Armenian Genocide Education Awards, Glendale News-Press (Mar. 10)
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• City Atty. Mike Feuer says he’s running for L.A. mayor, L.A. Times (Mar. 10)
• HBO 'Women of Troy' documentrary, L.A. Times (Mar. 9)
• First Partner Leads California Volunteers Commission, Governor Newsom Announces Additional Appointments, Office of Governor (Mar. 9)
• Tournament of Roses Announces New Community Relations and Foundation Lead, Pasadena Now (Mar. 9)
• Classic movies in L.A. this week: ‘King Kong,’ ‘Near Dark’ and more, LA Times (Mar. 8)
• Alan Lowenthal stays on top in 47th congressional district primary , LA Daily News (Mar. 6)
• Celebrating International Women's Day: AMP Radio Boss Ladies, 97.1 AMP (Mar. 6)
• Eagle-Con 2020 Brings High Powered Guests To Cal State LA, Bleeding Cool (Mar. 6)
• Clark Hill Government and Regulatory Affairs Practice Adds Managing Director and Senior Counsel Eduardo Alfonso Angeles in Los Angeles Office, Aviation Pros (Mar. 6)
• Cal State LA to Honor Local Screenwriters, Production Designer at Eagle-Con 2020, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 5)
• Bettendorf names Augie grad Michelle Morse as new superintendent, Quad-City Times (Mar. 5)
• On the Cutting Edge of Social Work Practice, Cal State LA Downtown (Mar. 5)
• Election update: Saro, hoping to become first Cambodian American on Long Beach City Council, leads District 6 race, Andrews in second, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Mar. 4)
• Eagle-Con 2020, Eastsider LA (Mar. 4)
• Biden claims big wins on Super Tuesday, Sanders comes in second, One America Network News (Mar. 4)
• Live report on the presidential primary election during Election Day at the Cal State LA Vote Center, BBC World News (Mar. 3)
• Boeing teamed up with Cal State LA students to design an automated honeycomb repair system, Hackaday (Mar. 3)
• Cal State LA To Honor Local Screenwriters, Production Designers and More At EAGLE-CON 2020, Broadway World (Mar. 3)
• Five challengers chasing Alan Lowenthal in 47th congressional district primary, Orange County Register (Mar. 3)
• The Rise Of Digital Economy Refugees, Forbes (Mar. 3)
• California Primary: How the Golden State vote could make — or break — presidential hopefuls left standing, USA Today (Mar. 2)
• Moderate Klobuchar's 'Stealth Campaign' for U.S. Presidency Comes to an End, The New York Times (Mar. 2)
• Eagle-Con 2020 at Cal State LA, EyeSpyLA.com (Mar. 1)
• Cal State LA selected as 1 of county Vote Centers for 2020 primary election, Around Alhambra (Mar. 2020)
• Professor pays it forward by promoting diversity and environmental justice, UCLA Newsroom (Feb. 27)
• Comprehensive Candidate Review, Primary is Tuesday, March 3rd, Santa Clarita Gazette (Feb. 27)
• Alternative program connects with students who don’t fit a mold, Claremont Courier (Feb. 27)
• Facts, figures and images from every MLS training facility, MLSsoccer.com (Feb. 27)
• In the south San Gabriel Valley, Calderon, Rubio battle for the 57th Assembly seat in the ‘dynastic wars’, Whittier Daily News (Feb. 26)
• Is Students' Early Career Success Their Professors' Problem?, Inside Higher Ed (Feb. 26)
• 8 best things to do in L.A. and O.C. on Leap Day weekend: Ballet BC, Ebersole, Chaplin, L.A. Times (Feb. 26)
• Rivlin Honored at UCLA, Armenian Genocide Talk, Jewish Journal (Feb. 26)
• Is LA District Attorney Jackie Lacey progressive enough to be reelected?, KCRW Press Play (Feb. 25)
• Early Entrance Program alumnus values education and research experience received at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 25)
• Mummenschanz: The Art of No Noise, LAist (Feb. 24)
• The proud walk from a prison block to the Cal State L.A. graduation stage, CalMatters (Feb. 23)
• LA Stories: #EBooksforAll Campaign fighting for more acess to e-books for readers, Spectrum News (Feb. 22)
• California Initiative To Pay College Students For Service: Just The Facts, Digital Media Solutions (Feb. 21)
• In race for 47th congressional district, five challengers hope to beat Rep. Alan Lowenthal, OC Register (Feb. 21)
• Cal State Los Angeles Selected as Vote Center for 2020 Primary Election, LatinoLA! (Feb. 20)
• Inclusive Support on the Road to Success, Newswise (Feb. 20)
• Takeaways From Gavin Newsom’s State of the State, New York Times (Feb. 20)
• Cal State LA selected as Vote Center for 2020 primary election, PRLog (Feb. 20)
• The L.A. Taco Guide to the Best Menudo in Los Angeles, Mapped, L.A. Taco (Feb. 20)
• 24 Amazing Events Happening In Southern California This Weekend, LAist (Feb. 20)
• Little Known Black History Fact: Dr. Lloyd Noel Ferguson, BlackAmericaWeb.com (Feb. 19)
• DOE Celebrates Black History Month: Distinguished Scientists Past and Present, Energy.gov (Feb. 19)
• Special Guests Announced For Jackbenny: AND ON THE 366th DAY, Broadway World (Feb. 19)
• Adjunct Faculty Teach for the Students, Not the Money, Pepperdine Graphic (Feb. 19)
• From Galt to JMPH Insurance Services, The Galt Herald (Feb. 19)
• Central Americans have long migrated north. Today, their studies are getting their due, L.A. Times (Feb. 18)
• The Disappeared: Migrant kids separated for 6 years from family by US government, Reveal (Feb. 18)
• Cal State LA to take part in new statewide civics program, The Hub (Feb. 18)
• 67th Assembly District race draws five candidates for March 3 election, The Press-Enterprise (Feb. 18)
• Primary Voting Is Different This Year: More Locations, More Time, New Machines, Alhambra Source (Feb. 15)
• Cal State LA to Take Part in Statewide Civic Action Fellowship Program, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 14)
• Institutions Should Support Faculty in Enhancing the Career Relevance of Curriculum, Says New ACE White Paper, ACE (Feb. 14)
• This Might End Up Being The Most Expensive LAUSD School Board Primary Ever, LAist (Feb. 14)
• Student Voters' Choice: Increasing Access for Civic Engagement, Newswise (Feb. 14)
• Cal State LA Vote Center to open starting Feb. 29, World Journal Daily News (Feb. 13)
• Cal State LA to take part in Civic Action Fellowship program, Los Angeles Patch (Feb. 13)
• Cal State LA's Ronald H. Silverman Gallery: Perceive Me, Artillery (Feb. 13)
• 8 Signs Your Partner Is Having an Emotional Affair & What To Do About It, Woman's Day (Feb. 13)
• Gracias Señor Appears in Entrepreneurial T-Mobile Commercial, Palisadian Post (Feb. 13)
• USC hosts largest college fair for Native American students in its history, Indian Country Today (Feb. 13)
• Student Voters' Choice: Increasing Access for Civic Engagement, CSU News (Feb. 12)
• 8 California universities helping college students pay for school through public service, Yahoo! Finance (Feb. 12)
• 8 California universities helping students pay for school through public service, Fox Business (Feb. 12)
• Activists across the state call for ethnic studies requirement, Daily Titan (Feb. 12)
• Six Renowned Conductors to Lead the 2020 NAfME All-National Honor Ensembles, PR Web (Feb. 12)
• Cal State LA to take part in statewide 2020 Civic Action Fellowship program, California Newswire (Feb. 11)
• Getting Students to Give Back, Inside Higher Ed (Feb. 11)
• New California program will give students up to $10k in tuition to do public service, College Fix (Feb. 11)
• Cal State LA to take part in statewide Civic Action Fellowship program, Public Now (Feb. 10)
• California Volunteers Announces New Civic Action Fellowship with Public and Private Universities, California Volunteers (Feb. 10)
• Capitol Alert: New Capitol fellowships - Public Servants, Sacramento Bee (Feb. 10)
• Garcetti makes nomination for director of civil and human rights department, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 10)
• They're running for L.A. City Council — but not ruling out a bid for mayor in 2022, L.A. Times (Feb. 10)
• Mayor Garcetti nominates Capri Maddox to lead the Los Angeles Department Of Civil And Human Rights, LAMayor.org (Feb. 10)
• California State University, Los Angeles Researcher Wins AACTE Outstanding Dissertation Award, EdPrepMatters (Feb. 10)
• Theater in LA this week: 'Revenge Song: A Vampire Cowboys Creation' and more, L.A. Times (Feb. 9)
• 2020 Pasadena voter guide: Meet the City Council candidates, Pasadena Star-News (Feb. 8)
• University hosts ‘parent academy’ to boost student success, University World News (Feb. 8)
• Two-thirds of California students didn’t meet science standards. Here’s why, L.A. Times (Feb. 8)
• Moliere Play 'The Imaginary Invalid' Still Valid Today, Pasadena Now (Feb. 7)
• Verdugo Views: Coach’s story evokes “like father, like son”, Glendale News Press (Feb. 7)
• District 6 candidates square off on homelessness, crime and other issues ahead of March election, Long Beach Post (Feb. 6)
• 10 Celebs You Had No Idea Earned a PhD, Talko (Feb. 6)
• Protections from Pollution, Public Health Post (Feb. 5)
• Experts’ Insights: California Real Estate Outlook 2020, Point2Homes (Feb. 5)
• Men's soccer coach part of NCAA Convention panel on mental health, UNG Newsroom (Feb. 5)
• CCST Science Translators Showcase to Connect California Grad Students and Postdocs with Members, Staff, CCST (Feb. 5)
• Hillside School names first new director in 40 years — Cyndi Hatcher feels prepared, L.A. Times (Feb. 4)
• Something from Nothing: When Compton's Communicative Arts Academy Made the City its Canvas and Muse, Link TV (Feb. 4)
• How Bernie Sanders plans to revive the New Deal—governing by mobilization, Fast Company (Feb. 4)
• In Silver Lake, a vegan joint tells of how the big fish of gentrification eat the little ones, L.A. Times (Feb. 4)
• The Amazon is this anthropologist’s classroom, Daily Titan (Feb. 4)
• This Is What A $4 Billion Maintenance Backlog Feels Like To A Cal State Worker, LAist (Feb. 3)
• CPhA Names Susan Bonilla as Chief Executive Officer, Yahoo! Finance (Feb. 3)
• Get to know the candidates in Long Beach’s District 6 election, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Feb. 3)
• Parents often don’t know what their college kids are going through. CSU is changing that, L.A. Times (Feb. 3)
• Colleges enlist anti-dropout agents: Mom and Dad, EdSource (Feb. 3)
• Sundays With Mike: Thinking about the Mamba, KMA Land (Feb. 2)
• Bernie Sanders and the Art of the New Deal, Capital & Main (Feb. 2)
• Culture Exchange: Easing tension between Blacks, Koreans, Compton Herald (Feb. 2)
• Column: Inspired by Greta Thunberg, this 101-year-old takes a stand against climate change, L.A. Times (Feb. 1)
• Cal State LA recognized as champion for transfer students, Around Alhambra (Feb. 2020)
• Identifying Young Children for Early Intervention in California, PACE (Feb. 2020)
• City of LA Department of Cultural Affairs and Cal State LA Announced the First Community Teacher Artists Certificate Program, Broadway World (Jan. 31)
• Cal State LA selected as county Vote Center for 2020 primary election, Californer (Jan. 31)
• East West Players' 54th Visionary Awards To Honor Daniel Mayeda, Adele Lim, And The Aratani Foundation, Broadway World (Jan. 31)

• Book Review: Waiting for Sophia at Shutters on the Beach, Armenian Weekly (Jan. 30)

• Not Homeless Yet: L.A.’s Invisible Class, Los Angeleno (Jan. 30)
• Rich Martinez reflects on art, life in ‘ColorScapes’, Claremont Courier (Jan. 30)
• Perceive Me at Cal State LA, Art & Cake (Jan. 30)
• Cal State LA selected as county Vote Center for primary election, Public Now (Jan. 29)
• How The Filipino Community Is Fighting Medical Invisibility, Huffington Post (Jan. 29)
• Saugus High School Band Students Selected For Cal State L.A. Honor Band, KHTS FM (Jan. 29)
• What to Know About the Kobe Bryrant Helicopter Crash in Calabasas, Washington Post (Jan. 29)
• Concert: Warp Trio's Black Voices at Cal State Los Angeles, Eastsider LA (Jan. 29)
• 2019 California Dashboard Indicates Decrease in Chronic Absenteeism, Pasadena Now (Jan. 28)
• The last flight of Kobe Bryant, L.A. Times (Jan. 28)
• 19 Essential Events In Southern California This Week: Jan. 27 - 30, LAist (Jan. 27)
• 2020 Emerging Scholars: Dr. Nichole Margarita Garcia, Diverse (Jan. 27)

• How to Have a Happy Marriage, According to Psychologists and Couples Therapists, Women's Day (Jan. 27)

• How Whittier mayor, City Council candidates would solve the homeless crisis, Whittier Daily New (Jan. 26)
• In a small field, men reenact an oft-overlooked war that remade the U.S., Mexico and the border, L.A. Times (Jan. 25)
• 6 Saugus High Students Tapped for 2020 Cal State LA Honor Band, SCV News (Jan. 24)
• Something from Nothing: When Compton's Communicative Arts Academy Made the City its Canvas and Muse, KCET Artbound (Jan. 23)
• 22 Of The Coolest Things To Do In SoCal This Weekend: Jan. 24-26, LAist (Jan. 23)
• California Looks to Expand Bachelor's Programs Behind Bars, KQED (Jan. 23)
• Ray Leyva Begins Tenure as County’s Interim Chief Probation Officer, SCV News (Jan. 23)
• Pemberton Takes God with Her While Pursuing Singing Career, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 22)
• A Man in His 60s Working Towards His Masters Proves That You’re Never too Old to Learn, Reader's Digest (Jan. 22)
• A look back at Joseph Wambaugh's 'The Onion Field', Washington Times (Jan. 21)
• Uniting the east and west, UCI News (Jan. 21)
• New Speakers Announced for Interdisciplinary Engineering and Climate Change Series at Rensselaer, Rensselaer News (Jan. 21)
• MLK Celebrations: Don't Be Polite, It's Our Responsibility To Use Our Voice, Indian Public Media (Jan. 21)
• Today we honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a special edition of Bring It On!, WFHB Community Radio (Jan. 21)
• Punjab Indian Market and Cuisine Brings North Indian Food to SGV, Alhambra Source (Jan. 21)
• Young violinist to perform solo at youth orchestra concert, Times of Malta (Jan. 20)
• Iranian-Armenian music star Andy Madadian gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, KABC-TV (Jan. 18)
• Theater in L.A. this week: Sting in ‘The Last Ship’ and more, L.A. Times (Jan. 17)
• Universities that boost the poorest students to wealth are becoming harder to afford, The Hechinger Report (Jan. 17)
• International Recording Artist Andy Madadian to Receive Walk of Fame Star, MyNewsLA.com (Jan. 17)
• Blackfilm Screening Series ATLANTA presents…PERFECTLY SINGLE, Black Film LA (Jan. 16)
• The best storylines from the 2019 DII fall championships, NCAA.com (Jan. 14)
• The healthcare issue that Democratic presidential candidates are missing, Cal Matters (Jan. 14)
• Jean Burden Poetry Reading: Marilyn Chin, The Eastsider (Jan. 14)
• 'You' fans think Joe is a psychopath, but mental health experts say they're wrong, Insider (Jan. 14)
• Making Art Her Life: Kim Kanatani Embraces New Role at UCI, Orange Coast Magazine (Jan. 13)
• Nonprofit professional Osvaldo Sotelo launches campaign for Santa Maria's 1st District council seat, Santa Maria Times (Jan. 13)
• Santa Maria Native Launches City Council Campaign for New District 1, Noozhawk (Jan. 13)
• What causes dangerous tule fog in California’s Central Valley, and why is it becoming less common?, L.A. Times (Jan. 11)
• Portland KGW-TV staffer Vanessa Paz is leaving, and heading to California, OregonLive (Jan. 11)
• Los Hermanos Orellana: Gemelos Cumpliendo Sus Sueños, Telemundo 15 (Jan. 10)
• Winter sunsets really are more spectacular. Here’s why, L.A. Times (Jan. 10)
• Gov. Newsom’s budget focuses on homelessness, KCRW (Jan. 10)
• Marshall Fundamental Senior Receives the Prestigious Posse Scholarship, ColoradoBoulevard.net (Jan. 9)
• Carla Hassett Wraps Up Trio of Singles with a Bossa Nova Sung in English, Jazz News (Jan. 8)
• Grassroots leader runs again for Indiana House District 3, Chicago Crusader (Jan. 8)
• Critically Acclaimed Duo jackbenny Returns To Luckman Fine Arts Complex Intimate Theatre, Broadway World (Jan. 7)
• ONR HBCU Program, NSWC Corona Collaborate to Enhance Workforce Diversity, Naval Sea Systems Command (Jan. 7)
• L.A.’s Controversial DA Jackie Lacey Takes on Her Critics: ‘I Think Prosecutor Is an Honorable Job’, Los Angeles Magazine (Jan. 6)

• Fanshen Cox: How the inclusion rider is reshaping diversity in Hollywood, Marketplace (Jan. 6)

• L.A. County supervisor race heats up with claims of ‘cheating’, Union Journal (Jan. 4)
• With charges of ‘cheating’ and ‘Trump-like tactics,’ L.A. County supervisor race heats up, L.A. Times (Jan. 4)
• New Leadership Appointed to Santa Monica Public Works Department, Santa Monica Daily Press (Jan. 4)
• Kristine Schomaker | Perceive Me at Cal State LA, Artillery (Jan. 3)
• Julián Castro Exits, and Democrats' Diversity Diminishes Again, KQED (Jan. 2)
• Black drivers face more police stops in California, state analysis shows, L.A. Times (Jan. 2)
• In his bid for the White House, Bernie Sanders finds Latino support in delegate-rich California, Pasadena Weekly (Jan. 2)
• Those We Lost in 2019, Rafu Shimpo (Jan. 2)
• From Hotline to Front Line, ASEE Prism (Jan. 2020)
• Maya Subterranean World: Chichen Itza, Mexico, Archaeology (Jan. 2020)
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