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Julianna Lozada

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Los Angeles, Santa Barbara
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Reporter @ Santa Barbara News-Press. Formerly freelanced with So Cal News Group. I also dj on @brainrotradio | a hedonist with a pen

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Hollywood Burbank Airport travelers faced delays Monday evening while air traffic control tower w...

Hollywood Burbank Airport travelers faced delays Monday evening while air traffic control tower w...

Inbound flights were delayed at their origin an average of about two-and-a-half hours.

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Stunned educators, students learn of Goodall's death in Pasadena, where she was scheduled to spea...

Stunned educators, students learn of Goodall's death in Pasadena, where she was scheduled to spea...

Sudents and educators at an EF Academy event in Pasadena were stunned to learn Jane Goodall had died; the nat…

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Longshore and other workers join in celebration, protest during Labor Day event in Wilmington

Longshore and other workers join in celebration, protest during Labor Day event in Wilmington

The 46th annual Labor Day parade - with the theme "Labor Unions Fighting for a Better Tomorrow" - took place …

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Daylong 'community stoppage' boycotts stores amid demands to stop immigration raids

Daylong 'community stoppage' boycotts stores amid demands to stop immigration raids

Organizers of the 'stoppage' focused their ire on Home Depot, Target, Walmart, Stater Brothers #202 in Pasade…

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ICE arrest of mother in front of her sons ripples through a Pasadena neighborhood

ICE arrest of mother in front of her sons ripples through a Pasadena neighborhood

A quiet street near Caltech in Pasadena becomes new ground on Saturday in President Donald Trump's immigratio…

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Leaders demand to see detainees after ICE raid in Pasadena

Leaders demand to see detainees after ICE raid in Pasadena

Rep. Judy Chu, D-Pasadena, and Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo traveled to a detention facility in the basement o…

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Local ‘Dollyologist’ weighs in on the country singer after her passing

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In a 2009 interview with “60 Minutes,” the late country singer Dolly Parton explained why being underestimated made her successful. “A lot of men thought I was as silly as I looked, I guess,” Parton said. “But by the time they think I don’t know what’s going on, I done got the money and gone.” Parton, the queen of country music who spent her career defying stereotypes and making music that resonated with each passing generation, died Tuesday after a brief battle with cancer. She was 80 years old.
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Education Notebook: students’ iPads, heatwave, enrollment and Grand Jury responses

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How far is too far in regulating students’ iPads? The question became a point of contention at the Santa Barbara Unified board meeting on Tuesday as members heard updates on how technology with intent — a series of changes on district-issued devices following a shifting attitude towards technology — has been implemented. What followed was a lengthy discussion about technology’s place in education and how far the board should go in regulating it. It all began with Ali Bjerke.
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Intro to English Literature (Taylor’s Version) to be taught at Allan Hancock College

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| Santa Barbara News-Press Verified
When Daphne du Maurier wrote Rebecca in 1938, a novel about a young woman who marries a wealthy widower, it inspired a play, an Academy-Award winning movie and a musical. And later, the mega popstar Taylor Swift.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I wrote for a local independent newspaper in my hometown, The Santa Clarita Valley Proclaimer.

How is social media changing news?

Citizen-journalism is rising and filling in the gaps of legacy media outlets.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To tell the truth, to hold those in power accountable, and to tell the stories of those traditionally left out in media.