Michael Griego, Multimedia Journalist
• November 13, 2018
Last Thursday, Nov. 8, students filled the Innovation Hub, in the University Library, to voice their campus-wide concerns during the Student Advocacy 101 mixer.
The Senators of Associated Students,...
Recent weeks have driven a lot northward: voter turnouts, gun-related homicides, and now over 6,000 Central American migrants fleeing violence in their respective countries to seek asylum in the U.S. But...
The 2018 Veterans Day Ceremony was a celebration on-campus to represent our soldiers, marines, airmen, sailors and coastguards.
The ceremony was hosted by the Veterans Resource Center (VRC)...
It has become a horrific American ritual. Every year, citizens across the nation steel themselves for the inevitable death toll. They just pray the AR-15 does not train on their neighborhood. And when...
A 2017 lawsuit challenging a state law that allegedly suppresses minority voters from making it to the polls could influence the November election.
“California is failing to comply with these requirements...
Becky Nava, Contributing Writer
• November 1, 2018
Graduation rates for transfer students attending Cal State La for three years have increased to 64 percent in 2014 -- up from nearly 38 percent in 2005, according to data from university’s Enrollment...
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...
Boushra Rafi, Contributnig Writer
• October 23, 2018
Glendale voters will decide on a sales tax measure to raise $30 million to improve city services and infrastructure such as public safety, fire, roads, parks, recreations and housing.
That’s according...
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...
East and South L.A. residents struggling with the high cost of rent may get help if voters approve a state ballot measure to borrow $4 billion dollars for more affordable housing construction and subsidized...
