About Ilyne Junuén Castellanos

Ilyne Junuén Castellanos is a graduate of Everett Alvarez High School in Salinas and is pursuing a double major in political science and Spanish at Hartnell College. | Ilyne Junuén Castellanos se graduó de la Escuela Preparatoria Everett Alvarez en Salinas y está cursando una doble especialización en Ciencias Políticas y Español en Hartnell College.

September 22, 2021

Lo nuevo ya está aquí Los estudiantes se ofrecen para trabajar en las urnas

May 21, 2021

Fiat Lux Jose Anzaldo gets full ride to UC Berkeley

May 21, 2021

Fiat Lux Estudiante de Salinas tendrá sus gastos pagados para estudiar en la Universidad de Berkeley

May 8, 2021

Cookies for Covid Despite pandemic challenges, North Salinas High seniors remain engaged to help the community

February 5, 2021

The Next Big Thing Students step up to work the polls

November 7, 2020

Starting a tradition A first-time voter reflects on what makes this a most memorable experience

October 23, 2020

Youth Vote Goes Virtual Huge increase in college student registration since August

October 23, 2020

Voting: The Adult Thing to Do First-time voter learned 'civic duty' as a poll worker

September 11, 2020

Estudios Étnicos

August 21, 2020

Retelling History Ethnic studies in California approved by Gov. Newsom

July 3, 2020

Shoutout to Zoomers With idealism and the internet, the TikTok generation is poised to push the country forward

June 26, 2020

Zoom University Students, professors, find new challenges in online class environments

Q+A: How Hawaiian princes brought surfing to Santa Cruz

Monterey County awards new $139 million jail health care contract

Los temores a ICE están perjudicando la salud pública

‘Te acaban de llevar’

With little apparent evidence, DA investigators question petition process

Programa de cocinas domésticas del condado de Monterey abre nuevas oportunidades

Se estima que 80,000 personas en los condados de Monterey y Santa Cruz dependen de los beneficios del SNAP

Roughly 80,000 people in Monterey and Santa Cruz counties depend on SNAP benefits

When this California Spanish-language TV station closed, a news desert opened for Latino viewers

Immigration fears are harming public health

‘They just took you away’

Five questions about the crisis in local news

Monterey County’s home kitchen program opens new opportunities

Do art. Be kind.

A young Salinas resident recounts her journey through the mental health system

California lawmakers may limit childhood sex abuse survivors’ ability to sue

King City boy wants to become the future of music in Monterey County

Salinas officials are poised to cross the church-state divide

The Souls of Potter’s Field

Here’s what the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ means for the Central Coast