The Television, Film & Media Studies (TVFM) Department teamed up with Golden Eagle Radio on Friday, Oct. 26, to host the first annual Entertainment Reporting Symposium.
This was an all...
Boushra Rafi, Contributing Writer
• October 30, 2018
Mesmerized by theater and the storytelling involved, Randee Trabitz wrote and directed her first play when she was in fourth grade.
It seems she never stopped since. She went on to do stage managing,...
La mitad del término presidencial marca un tiempo importante para los estadounidenses y toda persona que vive en los Estados Unidos. Las elecciones del 6 de noviembre son cruciales por la cantidad de...
Michael Griego, Multimedia Journalist
• October 30, 2018
On Saturday evening, Grammy award-winning artist Seu Jorge performed a set highlighted with David Bowie’s classics to a sold-out Luckman Theatre crowd.
Dressed as Pelé dos Santos, a singing...
Anthony Quach, Contributing Writer
• October 30, 2018
Chants of “Yes on 10!” and “The rent is too damn high!” echoed throughout the streets of downtown Los Angeles last Saturday afternoon.
Advocates and supporters of Proposition 10 gathered...
It’s something out of a horror movie: a fiancée drops off his mobile phone with his soon-to-be bride and heads into a consulate to fill out paperwork for his upcoming marriage. Hours later he is nowhere...
Los Angeles residents will decide whether or not companies can require emergency ambulance employees to be on-call during their lunch breaks.
Proposition 11, the Emergency Ambulance Employee Safety...
Berenice Moreno, UT Community News Reporter
• October 23, 2018
Voters will decide next week on a state ballot measure that would allow the state to issue $1.5 billion bond to improve and expand children’s hospitals.
Eight private nonprofit children’s hospitals...
Housing prices, aging infrastructure among issues California voters will weigh in on next week
Skyrocketing housing prices, immigration, homelessness, aging hospital equipment, concerns about the gas...
On Tues., Oct. 16, The Cal State L.A. Department of Public Safety arrived to the University-Student Union plaza in police cruisers at around 8:40 a.m. with warm coffee and conchas. In an effort to break...
Michael Griego, Multimedia Journalist
• October 23, 2018
This coming midterm election ballot is filled with hot button issues, but many first-time voters on campus find themselves voting just to vote, not knowing who or what to vote for.
Though the University...
On the same day that he was given the bill, Governor Jerry Brown dismissed SB 320. A bill that required by law, all University of California campuses and California State Universities to be provided with...
