Dons Qualify for OEC Finals
After tremendous performances in Friday’s Orange Empire Conference prelims at Riverside City College, both men and women who competed for Santa Ana qualified for
California Accomodates Marijuana Cultivation
California cultivators can now produce their own homegrown marijuana plants, following the passage of Proposition 64 in 2016.
State Retirement Agency Rejects Chancellor’s New Salary
State retirement officials have rejected District Chancellor Raul Rodriguez’s new salary, after determining that it violates retirement law.
Last Chance for The Dons
The Dons’ baseball team is close to striking out for its chance to be in the Orange Empire Conference playoffs.
Anime Spectacular Show Returns With Special Guests and New Venue
Santa Ana College choirs are preparing for “Anime Spectacular 2.0” on Sunday 5 p.m. at the Westminster Rose Center. They are including songs from
Newport Beach and Orange Oppose Sanctuary Law
Orange and Newport Beach city councils voted yesterday in support of the U.S. Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the ‘sanctuary state’ law.
Sango Delivers Anticipated Sophomore Album
Fusing hip-hop, R&B and syrupy electronic grooves, Soulection-affiliated producer Sango released “In the Comfort of,” his sophomore studio album. After achieving wide commercial success
Vegan by Victoria’s Is Santa Ana’s First Cruelty-Free Panaderia
From the outside, a passerby would not expect to find a warm, welcoming vegan panaderia in the rugged stripmall of Bristol Street and Civic