Seminar examines how heightened enforcement measures fuel fear among undocumented and mixed-status communities. The Psychology Department’s recent Toro Talk highlighted a growing concern on campus: how the current climate toward immigration status is driving mental-health challenges among undocumented and immigrant students. In recent months, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has significantly increased the number of […]
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Authorities caution Carson residents about illegal drifting
Carson Sheriff’s Station: “It’s getting out of hand.” The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Station in Carson is warning residents to be cautious of illegal street racing in the city. Authorities say the activity has become increasingly common, putting the community at risk of severe injury and even death. “It’s getting out of hand…people are dying […]
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Bell mobile park residents face displacement
City officials cite safety and long-term planning, but residents warn the proposal threatens affordable housing stability. Angel Gurriel has lived at the Bell Mobile Home Park for 20 years. As a senior citizen, he moved there for its affordable housing and proximity to essential community services. The Bell Mobile Home Park is one of two […]
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‘Executive Transitions’: Mary Ann Villarreal appointed interim CSUDH president
As President Parham exits, campus faces test of leadership and trust. Cal State Dominguez Hills will begin the spring semester with a new chief executive. Outgoing CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham announced on Nov. 19 that the Cal State Chancellor’s Office has named Mary Ann Villarreal as interim president. “Please join me in welcoming her […]
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CSUDH considers discontinuing six degree programs
Labor Studies, Philosophy among programs under review as university grapples with financial woes and declining enrollment. Facing declining enrollment and a growing budget deficit, Cal State Dominguez Hills is considering six academic programs for potential discontinuance. The review comes as the university reassesses its priorities in light of a $15 million budget shortfall. On Nov. […]