Javier Rojas is a Media Relations Specialist at Daily Bulletin. He focuses on topics related to California, academia, social issues, and has reported extensively on the impacts of the coronavirus and climate change. Javier's work has been featured in various publications including The Press-Enterprise, Orange County Register, and Pasadena Star News.
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Javier's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in the Pomona and Claremont areas of California. His articles predominantly cover government announcements and legal policy regulations, suggesting that he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local political developments, educational institutions, community issues, and notable achievements or events within these communities.
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It includes $6.8 million in American Rescue Fund dollars, which could be used to cover potential revenue loss in the future.
By: Javier Rojas
Caesar Avelar began performing live poetry at Cafe Con Libros Press almost a decade ago.
By: Javier Rojas
The championship is the first national title that Damien High School has won since 2009.
By: Javier Rojas
“We are losing our children and if we don’t do anything, it will only get worse,” says one organizer working to give youth a voice and keep them off the streets.
By: Carmen Ramos Chandler, Javier Rojas
CSUN structural geologist Elena Miranda accepting the Geological Society of America’s Structural Geology and Tectonics Division for its highest publication honor, the Structural Geology and Tectonics Division Outstanding Publication Award, from Eric Cowgill of UC Davis. Photo courtesy of Elena Miranda.
By: Carmen Ramos Chandler, Javier Rojas
CSUN structural geologist Elena Miranda accepting the Geological Society of America’s Structural Geology and Tectonics Division for its highest publication honor, the Structural Geology and Tectonics Division Outstanding Publication Award, from Eric Cowgill of UC Davis. Photo courtesy of Elena Miranda.
By: Javier Rojas
Maria Elena Zavala hopes the new published research sheds light on underrepresentation in Latinas in STEM.
Using the world’s most powerful ground-based solar telescope, astronomers in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at California State University Northridge are one step closer to understanding one of the most enduring solar mysteries. Captured images show the highest-resolution representations o
By: Javier Rojas, Nyssa Silbiger
A years-long study focused on the climate effects on coral reefs by California State University, Northridge marine biologists Peter Edmunds and Robert Carpenter reveals concerns for their future survival.
By: Javier Rojas
“The Continuum of Time” art mural dedicated to the Tataviam tribe. The mural will sit in the CSUN University Library. (Photo courtesy of Lindsay Carron)
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