Victims Raise Awareness of Domestic and Sexual Violence
By Meghan Kliewer The Clothesline Project traveled to Santa Ana College Wednesday for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Clothesline Project began in 2001, with
Digital Media Center Opens Doors To Community
By Itzel Quintana The Digital Media Center opened its doors to the community during an Open House event in conjunction with the OC Film Fiesta
The Basement Escape Room Is A Serial Killer’s Dream
By Juan Avila It looks like a regular warehouse on Foothill Boulevard, but on the inside The Basement in quiet Sylmar is a high-end,
Santa Ana Grapples With a Changing Downtown
By Nashe Harley A few years ago, the historic shopping district known as the Fiesta Marketplace was rebranded and given a new name: the
D Building Opening Delayed Until Spring
By John Olivares Dunlap Hall is scheduled to reopen in spring of next year following a one-and-a-half year completion delay due to roof leaks.
Fans Living in U.S Still Cheer For Mexican Soccer Team
By Arleeny Escarcega Everywhere I turned, a Mexican flag was waving. A group of Mexico supporters paraded a cardboard cut-out of Donald Trump wearing a
Get Ready for Peeple, the Controversial App That’s “Yelp for People”
By Emilio Rodriguez People can now rate each other. Peeple, a new app, gives users the ability to rate other individuals based on a
Santa Ana Painters and Businesses Revive the Art of Hand-Lettered Signs
By Itzel Quintana As you walk around a local shopping center you will notice the hand painted sign that looks like its fading into