Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks
Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks
Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks
Lyndsey Lefebvre, English instructor, lightening the mood while advocating for covered health insurance for part-time faculty, Nov. 15.

Part-time faculty members still advocating for health benefits

Emanuel Guadarrama
November 29, 2023
Several faculty members are still urging trustees to adopt AB 190, so that part-time faculty may receive health coverage benefits at no additional cost to the district.
Jason Hultman, part-time adjunct advocating for the adoption of AB 190, Oct. 18.

Faculty members urge board for health insurance benefits

Emanuel Guadarrama, News Editor
October 24, 2023
If AB 190 is adopted by the board and district, part-time faculty members will receive the opportunity to join the California Public Employees' Retirement System health insurance program at no additional cost.
The SCFHC building, located on S Central Ave in Los Angeles, provides health care to ethnic minority or struggling families.

Congresswoman gives South-Central Family Health Center a $2 million grant

Darryl Linardi, Staff Writer
March 10, 2022
The SCFCH receives funding to improve communities and assist families in need by Congresswoman Roybal-Allard.
Cecilia and Irving Cohen played integral roles in the JWCH Institute’s finance department to help the organization grow and expand, as they explained on February 18, 2021. Today they are recognized as some of the most influential people in the institute. Photo credit: Cecilia Cohen

One couple’s integral part in John Wesley Community Health Centers

Vincent Medina, Community Editor
March 26, 2021
The JWCH has helped thousands of low-income people in LA County, and Cecilia and Irving Cohen played an integral part in the institute's expansion.
People wearing protective face masks walk through an alley in Beijing on Friday, Feb. 7, 2020. (AFP/Getty Images/TNS)

COVID-19’s effects present chance to possibly save the environment

Bryan Ramirez, Contributor
May 20, 2020
This student essay discusses the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and what it could potentially mean for the environment, specifically in China.
A poll worker gets "I Voted" stickers ready to hand to voters as they finished up at the ballot booths at Jan Kaminis Platt Regional Library in South Tampa, Fla., on November 6, 2012. (Carolina Hidalgo/Tampa Bay Times/TNS)

Coronavirus taking over voters’ rights during primary elections

Daniel Suarez Jr., Staff Writer
April 18, 2020
Mail-in ballots and COVID-19 are causing major problems in the primary elections during a nationwide quarantine lockdown; voters are at risk.
Photo credit: Magalee Frometa

The wealthy are the threat, not COVID-19

Keanu Ruffo and Robtrell Scott
March 4, 2020
COVID-19, death for the poor.

The problem with doctor’s notes

Kianna Znika
April 9, 2019
Stop assuming they're free for all.

Covered California at Cerritos College

Luis Guzman and Trinity Bustria
December 9, 2013

Speakers Dan Sanger and Rich Hines talked about the Affordable Care Act for both Faculty and Students.

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