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Traffic deaths in LA are down, but well short of city’s goal. What’s next for Vision Zero?
He added that road diets may not be appropriate in certain situations, and said he hopes the city can focus more attention to projects where there is already support, including two bike lane projects that he and others have been pushing for near Pierce College and Cal State Northridge. -- Los Angeles Daily News
Solana Beach fills all but one vacancy on its resident commissions
The Parks and Recreation Commission reappointed one member and added two new ones. Linda Swindell, who has made the proposed skate park at La Colonia her personal crusade, will return to her seat. She and the other two returning commissioners are being joined by litigation attorney Tracy Richmond and Jolene Koester, a higher-ed consultant who was president of Cal State University-Northridge from 2000 to 2011. -- Del Mar Times
Working group releases report evaluating the use of nature-based strategies to combat ocean acidification
In addition to the report’s findings, the hearing will include presentations from researchers at The Nature Conservancy, University of California, Davis, and California State University, Northridge highlighting specific actions being taken locally and key next steps for California. -- Lake County News
‘Stain of Denial,’ All-ASA’s Campus Protests Set for Feb. 8
ASAs participating in this year’s Stain of Denial include those based at Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Northridge, the Claremont Colleges, Glendale Community College, Los Angeles Valley College, Loyola Marymount University, Occidental College, Pasadena City College, Santa Monica College, UC Los Angeles, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UC Santa Cruz, and the University of Southern California. For the first time in its history, Stain of Denial will also include universities outside of California as well: Armenian students at Northeastern and Tufts Universities located in Boston, Massachusetts, Yale University, Concordia University, Montreal, and various colleges on the East coast of Canada will be participating. -- Asbarez
Matadors Finish 13th at Waves Challenge
SOMIS, Calif. – Senior Felix Mory posted his third top-10 finish of the 2017-18 season Tuesday, finishing in a tie for fourth at the Waves Challenge held at Saticoy Country Club. -- SCV News
2018 Women’s Water Polo Preview: The Big West Conference
If Coach Wright is the dean of Big West coaches, Matt Warshaw of California State University, Northridge is the newbie of the group. His maiden voyage with the Matadors was decidedly rocky; hired two months before the season started, Warshaw’s team went 12-20 (1-4 in the Big West play). CSUN did finish on a positive note, beating UC Santa Barbara for fifth in the conference tournament. --Swimming World Magazine
Cal State Northridge Women Get Victory In Conference Opener
Cal State Northridge finished 1-5 last year in the Gold Coast Women's Rugby Conference, and in one week this season the Matadors have equaled their win total from 2017. -- FLO Rugby
ETC Makes The News At Fox Studios
Reinig’s career path was equally transformative. While he worked in construction, he maintained an interest in photography and operated a DJ company with several DJs and mobile systems for private parties and nightclubs. When he was injured on a construction job, he went back to school – first to Moorpark College, followed by a degree in cinematography at Cal State Northridge. “I was lucky to have a friend at Fox who let me play with equipment and learn the gear – I also apprenticed with cinematographer Bill Bennett (a member of ASC) and fell in love with lighting.” -- Live Design
ETC makes the news at Fox Studios
Reinig’s career path was equally transformative. While he worked in construction, he maintained an interest in photography and operated a DJ company with several DJs and mobile systems for private parties and nightclubs. When he was injured on a construction job, he went back to school – first to Moorpark College, followed by a degree in cinematography at California State University, Northridge. “I was lucky to have a friend at Fox who let me play with equipment and learn the gear – I was also an apprentice with cinematographer Bill Bennett (a member of ASC) and fell in love with lighting.” -- ET Now
CSUSB’s University Development Vice President Elected to Leadership California Board
Shiner served in various leadership roles during her 14-year tenure at the University of Southern California prior to joining CSUSB, and participated in the Inland Empire Economic Partnership Regional Leadership Academy as well as the African American Board Leadership Institute in Los Angeles. She has served on the boards of the city of Rancho Cucamonga’s Community and Arts Foundation, as well as the Bootstrap Scholarship Foundation. Shiner is an alumna of Cal State Northridge where she received her bachelor’s degree in journalism and her master’s degree in public administration. -- Inland Empire US