CSUF professor, students seek treatments for drug-resistant bacteria
Antimicrobial resistance was associated with nearly 5 million deaths in 2019.
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Inside Irvineās plans for a new library in the Great Park
For Irvine residents, the library has been a long time coming. This time, said one councilmember, it is "actually going to be happening."
A hearty clam chowder soup to warm your bones
Traditional ingredients plus a little sherry for extra flavor make this a favorite dish
CSUF study: Building physiological resilience can reduce symptoms of PTSD
Matt Dust, a public health lecturer and Iraq War veteran, recently had his research published in the professional journal Frontiers in Psychology.
Irvine plans to add new competition pool to Woollett Center
Construction for the new pool has a tentative competition date of summer 2025.
More Lemon Park murals being restored in Fullerton
"The Town I Live In" and "Brown Car" are among the most visible of the nearly 50-year-old murals.
CSUF professor’s LA art exhibition is a ‘love letter to joterĆa communities’
Eddy Francisco Alvarez Jr. has curated Museum of Social Justice's first LGBTQ-focused exhibit.
Senior living: What seniors should know about Medicare Advantage
Most seniors answer this with a resounding āyesā ā hereās why.
Cal State Fullerton ranks No. 2 in nation for social mobility
The ranking measures how well schools graduated Pell-awarded and first-generation students.
Veteran, businessman Mike Andersen remembered for commitment to service
Andersen helped with providing meals at Thanksgiving, the repainting of the Prado Dam, supported local businesses and helped his community is many other ways.