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Veteran Simi officer named chief
He went on to obtain bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history from Cal State Northridge, and is now pursuing a doctorate in the subject at UC San Diego. -- Simi Valley Acorn
Comedic operetta a royally good show
Casting couples together in romantic roles is a double-edged sword—sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t—but Berg and Gibson make a charming, affectionate couple, as do Garner and Jessica Berns (as Gianetta), both of whom graduated with Master of Music degrees from Cal State Northridge and are recently engaged. -- Moorpark Acorn
Meet The 2017 Santa Clarita Valley Man, Woman Of The Year Nominees
Bio: As a life-long resident, Gloria’s roots run deep in the SCV. She has been an active member of the community and has demonstrated a life-time commitment to public service and volunteerism. She has been a powerful advocate for education and a role model for young people in both her professional and personal life. Gloria is a graduate of the William S. Hart School District and holds a unique place in the district’s history as the only alumna to have taught for the Hart district and been elected to the school board. Gloria served four terms as a publicly elected official of the district’s governing board. Prior to serving there, she served on the Castaic Union School District board and was a founding member of the Castaic Town Council. Her 30-year career in education included positions as teacher, counselor, principal, and assistant superintendent including working in the second largest school district in the county, the LAUSD, where she supervised 125 schools and a budget of over $200 million. Currently she is the chief executive of Global Education Solutions, Inc,. working statewide to train future leaders, transform education, and improve school environments. Gloria holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Cal State Northridge, a Masters of Science Degree, School Administration and Management from Pepperdine University, and a Masters of Science from LaVerne University in educational psychology. She also holds a Masters in Governance from the California School Boards Association. Gloria has taught as an adjunct professor at Cal State Los Angeles, Mission College, and College of the Canyons. She enjoys spending her leisure time with her family, friends, her husband Bruce, and their border collie, Lexi. -- KHTS
Boys & Girls Clubs welcome new governor
For her education, Impellizzeri holds a Bachelor of Science and MBA from Cal State Northridge. -- The Acorn
Gilbert & Sullivan opera takes aim at class struggles, politics
Casting couples in romantic roles is tricky, but Berg and Gibson make a charming couple, as do Garner and Jessica Berns (as Gianetta), both of whom graduated with Master of Music degrees from Cal State Northridge and are recently engaged. -- Thousand Oaks Acorn
Chicago Red Stars announce preseason roster
Jackie Altschuld, out of the University of San Diego, Ashley Gogolin from Wright State, and Cal State Northridge alum Kourtney Kutscher make up the midfielders. -- Vavel
Fitness 365 in downtown Fresno celebrates one-year anniversary
The Sunnyside High School alum and California State University, Northridge, graduate came up with the business idea then submitted it into the Downtown Fresno Partnership’s Create Here Business Plan Competition, where it was a semifinalist. -- Fresno Bee
Border wall divides lands, but not culture
George B. Sánchez-Tello was born and raised in Los Angeles’ San Gabriel Valley. He earned his master’s degree from California State University, Northridge, in 2012, where his thesis looked at the social use of Son Jarocho among Chicanas and Chicanos in the Los Angeles area. -- El Reportero
Longtime head of Camarillo Hospice is retiring
He worked as an owner-manager of Sambo’s restaurants in Miami, Florida and Santa Barbara. The couple moved to Camarillo, where he became manager-owner of the Strawberry Tree restaurant (now Marie Callender’s) on Daily Drive. Since then, he has served as food service director at UCLA, Cal State Northridge and, currently, Cal State Channel Islands in Camarillo. -- Camarillo Acorn
DESTRUCTO WORKS HARD, PLAYS HARDER: DJ MAG USA FEATURE
That sentiment sums up Richards’ approach to anything he’s ever done. Music is in his DNA with his father, to this day, being in urban radio promotion. The best picture of Richards—ever—is of him as a young boy with Michael Jackson. When he was a student at Cal State Northridge by day and a raver by night in the early ‘90s, he was (and continues to be) a disciple of one of Los Angeles’ original underground DJs, Mr. Kool-Aid. In order to continue the party that Mr. Kool-Aid started, Richards and his cronies started Sermon, an afterhours that kicked off at the 6am hour. He soon quit college motivated by the success of this venture so close to his heart. He moved the party to the witching hour, calling it Midnight Mass. It grew to the massive, Holy Water Adventure, which just by coincidence matches up with Holy Ship. -- DJ Mag