Nova Blanco-Rico is a Managing Editor for The Press-Enterprise and The 74 Media, with a focus on local news in Temecula, California. Nova's articles cover a range of topics, including education, community events, local politics, and social issues. With a strong background in journalism, Nova is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Temecula.
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Nova Blanco-Rico's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in the Temecula area of California. With a strong emphasis on education-related issues, such as school board decisions and protests, she tends to cover stories related to community activism and local governance.
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After more than $100,000 in donations and weeks of work, the repainted image is unveiled.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico
Greg Bailey is on leave, accused of assigning the explicit “Angels in America” play.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico
The governor’s tweet about board President Joseph Komrosky comes days after Newsom warned against the banning of books.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico
Teachers are upset at being potentially left without social studies books after 3-2 school board vote.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico, Jeff Horseman
Rob Bonta’s letter comes the same day as a press conference by board members to respond to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico
They criticize trustees’ decision to reject textbook with supporting materials that mention gay rights leader Harvey Milk.
Jodi McClay is dismissed in a 3-1 vote behind closed doors Tuesday, June 13.
Vineyard Place brings out vintage vehicles for an early Father’s Day celebration.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico
Plans to try removing conservative Christian bloc follow protests, contentious meetings and firing of superintendent.
By: Nova Blanco-Rico, Balin Schneider
LAUSD has lost more than 100,000 students in recent years to charter schools, COVID and California’s high cost of living.
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