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'Blood-and-Guts' Boxer Dies of Dementia at 64

Chacon, nicknamed "Schoolboy" because he turned pro while studying at Cal State Northridge, endured horrible personal tragedies both during and after his career. His wife, Valerie, killed herself in March 1982, but he elected to fight the next day, stopping Salvador Ugalde in the third round. His son, Bobby Jr., was killed in 1991 in a shooting attributed to gang violence. After his career ended in June 1988, Chacon's memory, health, and fortunes all faded. He showed numerous signs of pugilistic dementia and struggled with substance abuse, but he still occasionally made public appearances at local boxing cards. Officials say he died with his family present at his bedside. -- Newser

Giants, Blaze Meet In North Mini Series

The San Jose Giants begin the postseason this evening with Game 1 of the best-of-three North Mini Series against the Bakersfield Blaze at Municipal Stadium. Jordan Johnson is slated to make the start on the mound for San Jose tonight. Johnson led the Giants pitching staff and ranked tied for tenth in the California League with 111 strikeouts during the regular season. San Jose’s Pitcher of the Year, Johnson had a 3.81 ERA in five August starts. The right-hander was originally a 23rd round selection of the San Francisco Giants in the 2014 draft out of Cal State Northridge. He’s 1-1 with a 4.64 ERA in four starts against Bakersfield this season. -- Inside the Giants Clubhouse

WCIU Chicago Hires Two New

Spencer went to California State University-Northridge and previously worked for television shows including Extra and multiple national networks as well as television stations in Louisville, Ky., and Miami. He was also on the nationally syndicated show The List. -- TV News Check

Leading Supplier of Melatonin Assisting you with Sleeplessness, Reducing Overall Anxiety

Guest Bio: In addition to joining the Natrol team, Wright is a consulting partner for Vitamin Education Specialists, where she provides consumer education about vital topics, such as sleep, mood, nutrition, vitamins and general health.She brings more than 20 years of experience in the nutrition, vitamin and supplement industry, specializing in vitamin education and consumer affairs. Wright received her Master of Science in Nutritional Sciences at California State University, Northridge. She has been a registered dietitian for more than 25 years. -- Health Professional Radio

Two new faces join ‘You & Me’

Spencer, who attended California State University at Northridge, was a reporter at WHAS, the ABC affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky, and WTVJ, the NBC-owned station in Miami, and also worked for the syndicated programs “Extra” and “The List.” -- Robert Feder

County public works official promoted

Cooper holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from UC Davis and a master's in public administration from CSU Northridge. He is a licensed civil engineer. -- Ventura County Star

Abrams Artists Agency Promotes Two Agents To Vice Presidents

Baxter, who began his entertainment career as a successful commercial actor, studied Business Law at Cal State Northridge where he graduated with honors. Soon after that, he joined Abrams Artists Agency as an Agent in Training. Baxter represents such actors as Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Ben Savage, Denise Richards, Toby Huss, Alano Miller and Elise Eberle. -- Deadline Hollywood

30 Aug Anchor/Reporter Brian Flores Joins Q13 FOX in Seattle

Brian graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism from California State University, Northridge. Brian is a 3rd generation Filipino journalist. His father, Ernie Flores Jr. was the first Filipino journalist for the San Diego Union and Arizona Republic newspapers. His grandfather was a journalist in the Philippines. -- Tribune Media

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