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Dons lose in rubber match against Hornets

Santa Ana fell to Fullerton College after a tight pitcher’s duel that ended 2-1 on Friday, April 14. With bases loaded and one out in the first, the Dons hoped to strike

April 14, 2023

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Legal resource fair to help clear record at no cost

Getting something removed from your criminal record is a long, confusing process. It is not cheap either. Having a record expunged can cost several thousand dollars in legal fees alone. Financial barriers

April 14, 2023

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Business owners protesting at city council meeting.

Los negocios de la Calle Cuatro dicen que la comunidad Latina está siendo expulsada

Los propietarios de negocios en la Calle Cuatro expresaron las dificultades que enfrentan por la construcción del OC Streetcar y la continuación de la gentrificación. “No solo hemos perdido nuestros negocios pero

April 10, 2023

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OC’s oldest Mexican restaurant, Sariñanas, is a community staple

For almost 40 years since she inherited the family restaurant in 1985, Teresa Rodriguez Nieves, current owner and fifth generation member of the family behind Sariñana’s Tamale Factory has served her loyal

April 10, 2023

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Dons surge past Lasers and sweep the series

Bolstered by a late inning rally, Santa Ana came from behind to win 5-4 on Thursday against Irvine Valley College. Scoreboard action started in the second, when Irvine Valley committed a series

April 1, 2023

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Downtown small businesses say the Latino community is being pushed out

Downtown Santa Ana’s small business owners took to City Hall on Tuesday to voice the struggles they’re facing in light of the OC Streetcar construction and continuing gentrification. “Not only have we

March 30, 2023

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Orange County Museum of Art exhibitions highlighting women artists

The Orange County Museum of Art is featuring 3 different exhibitions this weekend. Daniel Arsham: Wherever You Go, There You Are; 13 Women: Variation II; Sandford Biggers: Of many waters. All these

March 29, 2023

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SAC Voices: Why do women’s stories matter?

The National Women’s History Month celebrates women in all forms of media and storytelling. We went around asking students why this is essential. “…A lot of the time women are underestimated and

March 28, 2023

Sociology Adjunct Professor, Giana Cicchelli, creates NFTs with written talismans

Giana Cicchelli is an adjunct sociology professor at Fullerton College as well as other community colleges. She is also a magick practitioner, trained in both Peruvian shamanic practices and eclectic wiccan practices.

March 28, 2023

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The real issue with enrollment

Santa Ana College is blowing $123,000 on a camera crew for an ad that doesn’t even target a local audience. The College Tour is a show on Amazon Prime that showcases college

March 28, 2023

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