Researchers at Cal State LA have united in a fight against an insidious enemy. Computer science and statistics are the Golden Eagles’ weapons of choice in the ongoing war against the coronavirus.
A...
La pandemia del coronavirus ha provocado que los compradores se abastezcan de agua y productos desinfectantes—dejando los estantes vacíos. Algunos supermercados y tiendas han tenido que cerrar sus tiendas...
In this episode of “Time to Talk,” GEM student leaders discuss the first reported case of COVID-19 at Cal State LA, and ways to avoid “cabin fever” while California is self quarantining. Today,...
The coronavirus crisis has increased the demand for factual and timely news around the world and right here on Los Angeles' Eastside.
It has also affected how that news is produced.
Some anchors,...
Vanessa Wyatt, Community News Reporter
• March 23, 2020
Izabel Nazdracheva, a behavioral therapist substitute teacher for Los Angeles Unified School District, is losing at least one month of pay because of recent closures.
“Right now, it’s a struggle...
By now, shoppers are well aware of the empty shelves and lines out the door.
What is less expected during this time of the coronavirus pandemic is that basic necessities for their babies are sold out,...
Wednesday, Cal State LA was seemingly going to host sporting events without the presence of fans. However, the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) announced that it is “suspending all intercollegiate...
Richard Tzul, News Managing Editor
• March 12, 2020
UPDATE: Thursday, March 12 @ 3:38pm
Cal State LA classes have been cancelled from March 16 to March 19. The cancellation period is intended to allow professors to transition to “alternative...
From products flying off the shelves to local families preparing to work or take classes remotely, coronavirus fears shook the Eastside.
Disinfectants, hand sanitizers, antibacterial wipes, water and...
Vanessa Wyatt, Community News Reporter
• February 28, 2020
As a generation of urban Latinx youth grow up and aspire to achieve the American Dream, does their success contribute to problems in their communities?
That question is part of what the Netflix series,...
When he was 4-years-old, Miguel Lugo was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and his doctors said he would never be able to walk.
But Lugo’s family never gave up, trying everything they could to get him...
Have you considered biking, walking, carpooling or taking public transit to work or school?
California public officials and health advocates are increasingly encouraging environmentally-friendly transit...
