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Who’s on Medicaid Might Surprise You

Chynna Lloyd simply completed her freshman yr at California State University, Northridge. The 18-year-old from Lomita, Calif., the primary in her household to go to school, is learning public health coverage and would ultimately wish to be a lawyer. --Women's Health Blog

La Habra’s Alyssa Palacios is Whittier Daily News Softball Player of the Year

Hannah Johnson, who has been one of the top pitchers in the area the past two seasons, and pitcher-infielder Janelle Rodriguez are going to Big West Conference champion Cal State Fullerton, and outfielder Kira Cauley, arguably one of the fastest runners in the area, going to Big West rival Cal State Northridge. Cauley shined in the all-star season, playing in three games and winning the North MVP in the OC North-South All-Star Game. -- Whittier Daily News

Mark Phillips

Phillips began his journey in the hospitality industry as golf sales manager at Four Seasons Aviara Golf Club in Carlsbad, Calif., following his graduation from California State University-Northridge with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management.

Local community things to know and do for the Whittier area for June 21, 2017

Herrera was first hired as an English teacher in Santa Monica in 1997, focusing on AP Literature and English Language Development. In 2004, after earning a Masters degree in Education and Administration from Cal State Northridge, Herrera became assistant principal at Jane Addams Middle School in Lawndale. -- Whittier Daily News

Moorpark man dies at Vegas music festival site

Morse graduated from CSU Northridge and worked as an insurance broker. He started his own firm, Morse and Morse Insurance Brokers, in Thousand Oaks a few years ago. -- Ventura County Star

Cal State Professor Makes Case for Tolling Existing Interstate Highways

The Fiscal Times publishes an op-ed by Robert Krol, an economics professor at California State University, Northridge, who writes, “The president was elected in part because he convinced voters he was a dealmaker who could get things done in Washington. He now needs to sell the idea that tolls can play a key role in making U.S. infrastructure great again. If Congress listens, the drive home from work each night won’t take so long.” -- Tollroad News

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