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Fact Friday: Oct. 31

Issue 3, week 6 — special elections, conference wins
Gordon Yang, Gavin Rust, Ann Peñalosa, and Sango Levonian
October 31, 2025
Ann Peñalosa, Gordon Yang, Gavin Rust, and Sango Levonian

In this broadcast we cover:

• Journalism conference wins• Flea and farmers’ market on Saturday, Sunday• DASG resource fair• Special election, local measures• Print newsaper on Nov. 4

Hosted by Gordon Yang and Gavin Rust

Segment by Sango Levonian

Filmed, produced and edited by Ann Peñalosa

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About the Contributors
Gordon Yang
Gordon Yang, News Editor
Source, force, course; fact, act, impact; ink, link, think …
Gavin Rust
Gavin Rust, Freelance Reporter
Gavin Rust is a senior La Voz News freelance reporter and a Journalism Association of Community Colleges and California College Media Association award-winner with a passion for bringing important information and stories to the public light.
Ann Peñalosa
Ann Peñalosa, Managing Editor
Hi! I’m Ann. I’ve been with La Voz since fall 2023 and this quarter’s my fifth (non-consecutive) quarter as managing editor. For a while, I edited La Voz’s weekly news broadcast, “Fact Friday.” I also translate some articles to Tagalog (uy Pilipins). I don’t write as much as I used to, but when I do, I hope it shakes things up. In my free time, you’ll probably spot me on Caltrain or BART, at AniClover raves, looking for good tea (no tea dust please! We love loose leaf here) or admiring the newsroom air fryer. Feel free to say hi and let me know what you want to see La Voz cover next.
Sango Levonian
Sango Levonian, Multimedia Editor
I’m returning to La Voz as its multimedia editor. I love video work and I’m really excited to work on coverage of news across campus.