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Mihran- Kalaydjian

Mihran Kalaydjian is the Chair Education Committee at Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council, an official elected advisory body to the City of Los Angeles representing the stakeholders of the Woodland Hills and Warner Center neighborhoods.

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Prediction: What Will Happen Next with the Disastrous Israeli Judicial Reform Attempt

Mihran- Kalaydjian Mar 16, 2023

Is the new Benjamin Netanyahu led coalition government’s call for legal reforms to fix what it views as the vast overreach of the Supreme Court a death knell for the rule of law in the Jewish State? File photo: Noamgalai, Shutter Stock,…

Health

Op-Ed: “Only in California”

Mihran- Kalaydjian Feb 20, 2023

Sign infront of the California Department of Health Care Services and Public Health Building. Sacramento, California - March 5, 2017. File photo: Matthew Corley, Shutter Stock, licensed. LOS ANGELES, CA – Every year in Sacramento…

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Op-Ed: “Shared Values – Helping Nations” Why Two Nations Rush To Provide Aid Wherever And…

Mihran- Kalaydjian Feb 12, 2023

The scene of the devastating earthquake, in the cities such as of Kahramanmaras and Gaziantep, Turkey, February 2023. File photo: D.A.D, Shutter Stock, licensed. LOS ANGELES, CA – The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck southeastern…

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Op-Ed: Midterm Match Ups & Substitutions

Mihran- Kalaydjian Nov 29, 2022

As play progresses beyond the midterm election, the real question is what will this mean for the next round of games, and will the voters ultimately end up victorious from these substitutions and upset matches? File photo: Rarrarorro,…

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Op-Ed: Waving Goodbye to Washed Up and Wiped-Out Waves of Wistfulness

Mihran- Kalaydjian Nov 17, 2022

What is the most certain conclusion on this 2022 midterm election is that neither Democrats or Republicans should be audacious in any claims of victory. File photo: W. Scott McGill, Shutter Stock, licensed. LOS ANGELES, CA – Whether one…

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Israeli Elections: A Fifth Attempt at Forming a Stable Government

Mihran- Kalaydjian Oct 29, 2022

Prime Minister Yair Lapid. Image credit: United Nations. LOS ANGELES, CA - Once again, and for the fifth time in four years, Israel is on the brink of an election, and is facing the all-too-familiar prospect of political deadlock—even…

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Op-Ed: Healing This Election Cycle

Mihran- Kalaydjian Oct 24, 2022

Not surprisingly, both mayoral candidates Bass and Caruso have come out sharply in opposition to the scandalous exchange of speech having been made public from the recordings of Nury Martinez, Ron Herrera, Kevin DeLeon, and Gil Cedillo.…

Health

Op-Ed: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Demands Californians Vote No on Proposition 1

Mihran- Kalaydjian Oct 12, 2022

Beginning this week, and over the next month, Californians will have an opportunity to demonstrate whether diversity, equity, and inclusion are concepts that they really do intend to champion or if they are merely platitudes spoken to make…

Business

Op-Ed: Neighborhood Councils Aren’t Being Very Neighborly

Mihran- Kalaydjian Oct 3, 2022

In a city as diverse as Los Angeles it is easy to see that getting input to the city councilmembers from different groups and stakeholders could be a challenging yet crucial task. File photo: Dogora Sun, Shutter Stock, licensed. LOS…

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Op-Ed: California Assembly District 40 – Long Odds Can Mean a Bigger Payoff

Mihran- Kalaydjian Sep 21, 2022

Assemblywoman Suzette Martinez Valladares as she presented ACR 165 on the Assembly Floor in March, 2022. This measure would designate April 2, 2022, as World Autism Awareness Day and encourage residents of the state to show support for…