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Education reform candidates score gains in California’s Democratic caucus
López, who was endorsed by the CTA, lost her seat to fellow Democrat Raul Bocanegra, a reversal of a stunning upset two years ago when López defeated Bocanegra, who was then the incumbent. Bocanegra, who has taught at Cal State Northridge, was endorsed by the CCSA. He earned 61.1 percent of the votes. López received 38.9 percent, according to unofficial election results. López was endorsed by LA Unified school board member Scott Schmerelson, according to her website. -- LA Schools Report
Religion events in the San Fernando Valley area, Nov. 11-18
Energy We Can Live With!: Guest speaker Loraine Lindquist, from Cal State Northridge Institute for Sustainability, discusses conservation, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 13. Sepulveda Unitarian Universalist Society, 9550 Haskell Ave., North Hills. 818-894-9251. www.sepulvedauu.org -- Los Angeles Daily News
Ted Williams to be commemorated on Veterans Day at Mt. Soledad Read more: San Diego Community News Group - Ted Williams to be commemorated on Veterans Day at Mt Soledad
After securing a doctorate in health sciences, Enberg moved back to Los Angeles to coach baseball and teach at San Fernando State College, now Cal State Northridge. He also began working for several Los Angeles stations, where he became best known for sports casting UCLA basketball and Angels baseball. -- San Diego Community News
The Female-Focused Dramedy Feature Screenplay TWISTED ACT by CSUN Psychology Professor and Filmmaker Dr. Luciana Lagana Is Recognized at Film Festivals
CSUN Psychology Professor and Filmmaker Dr. Luciana Lagana's feature screenplay TWISTED ACT has been acknowledged at several film festivals. It is a bittersweet story inspired by true events in Los Angeles, especially the adventures of the writer’s female friends who are actors. -- PR Web
Nov. 16: CSUN Presents ‘Colaboratoria’ Dance Show
California State University, Northridge’s Department of Kinesiology will be sponsoring “Colaboratoria: Graduate Student and Faculty Dance Concert,” a dance show featuring various dancing styles that reflect the collaborative nature of dance. -- SCV News
VPAC Announces Concerts for the 2016 Holiday Season
Valley Performing Arts Center is bringing the holidays to the Great Hall with a cornucopia of musical attractions this December. From Vienna to Mexico to New York City to Ireland, these worldly offerings are sure to ignite the holiday spirit. -- SCV News
CSUN Forum to Explore Efforts to Bring End to Violence in Mexico
A coalition of seven organizations fighting the rise of violence in Mexico will be at California State University, Northridge, to talk about what is happening in their home country. -- AmericanTowns.com
CSF falls in Big West tourney final
NORTHRIDGE The Cal State Fullerton men's soccer team's Big West tournament run concluded on Saturday night as the Titans fell to Cal State Northridge, 2-1, in double overtime at Matador Soccer Field in the Big West Tournament final. -- Orange County Register
CSUN women’s basketball primed for bounce-back season
Growing pains aren’t the most pleasant thing for a basketball team. Take the CSUN women. They went just 7-24 in 2015-16 following back-to-back seasons of winning the Big West Conference Tournament title, earning automatic NCAA berths. -- Los Angeles Daily News
Long Beach State women’s basketball seeking greatness
“I think that them being the preseason pick is accurate, based on what they have returning,” CSUN coach Jason Flowers said. -- Long Beach Press-Telegram