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Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter, will do a webinar at California State University, Northridge Thursday. -- Northridge-Chatsworth Patch

Otis was inducted under the science category and served in the US Air Force after graduating from Littlerock High. He attended Airman Leadership School on Osan Air Base, South Korea with a associate’s degree in munitions systems technology. After Otis completed his military service he received a bachelor’s degree from California State University-Northridge, with a master’s degree in biology. He then graduated from Western University of Health Sciences with a doctorate of osteopathic medicine. He continued to have a residency in internal medicine at the Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point. -- Antelope Valley Press

“We're going to pay the bill for climate change one way or the other and it's just a question of how we divvy up that cost,” said David Russell, co-director of the Center for Risk Management and Insurance at California State University, Northridge. “What California politicians are trying to do is tinker with how we do that. They're buying time, hoping they get a break.” -- Bloomberg

“Without having read the decision in full, I think this is probably the correct outcome,” said Dr. Jeremy B. Yoder, assistant professor of biology at California State University, Northridge. “Joshua trees face very clear threats from changing climate, increasingly frequent wildfires, and encroaching development, and USFWS excluded important tools for understanding those threats from its earlier assessment of risks to the species. Formal protection under the ESA is only a starting point for building the kind of comprehensive management plans that can ensure Joshua trees will still be a part of the Mojave Desert landscape in future generations, but it's an important first step.” -- Courthouse News Service