At Prateek Devulpally’s arraignment on Oct. 31 he pled not guilty to four felony counts for threatening to “shoot up the school” on Oct. 7.
Author: Rachel Barnes
Remembering the lives of family killed in Long Beach fatal crash
Long Beach State mourns the lives of three members of the campus who died in a tragic incident on Halloween night.
Unity in tragedy: Long Beach mourns lives lost in mass shooting
Community members gathered at Saint Matthews Roman Catholic Church Wednesday night for a vigil in honor of the victims of a mass shooting that occurred Tuesday.
Behind the Scenes: A taste of the Nugget
The Nugget is always bustling, but not many people know what goes on behind the counter.
Long Beach Native American community rallies ‘Respect our past and our future’ during Indigenous People’s Day
At the JetBlue Long Beach Marathon Sunday, members of the Native community raised awareness about the administration’s discussions of adding a temporary parking lot at Puvungna.
Update: CSULB student that threatened to ‘shoot up the school’ released on bail
The suspect, Prateek Devulpally, posted the bail amount of $50,000 and was released on Oct. 9.
Native Americans upset about CSULB dumping dirt at Puvungna
CSULB in talks to put 500 temporary parking spots on the 22-acre parcel.
President Conoley on CSULB’s 70th anniversary
President Conoley celebrates Long Beach State’s 70th anniversary with the Daily Forty-Niner.
A different kind of groundbreaking: dumping continues at Puvungna
While CSULB celebrated the groundbreaking of the Parkside North Dormitory, Native Americans protested the “desecration” of their land.
Native Americans ‘shocked’ to see construction vehicles on Puvungna
CSULB in talks to put 500 temporary parking spots on the 22-acre parcel.