RSCCD Foundation’s Controversial Saudi Arabia Deal Gets Scaled Back
By Jose Servin Over the summer, the RSCCD Foundation approved a scaled-back version of its controversial deal with a company based in Saudi Arabia
Arizona Rockers The Maine Close Out Free Tour in Tustin
By Alex Robles Arizona rock band The Maine will close out a free, 14-state tour Oct. 2 at The District in Tustin. Band members
Traveling Film Fest Arrives at the Frida Cinema
By Diana Viera The Frida Cinema in Downtown Santa Ana will present a week long short animated film festival, from Oct. 2 to Oct. 8.
Global Festival Brings Different Cultures to the Community
By Angela Truong More than 100 performances from cultures across the world will be showcased Saturday at the Irvine Global Village Festival. Representatives from
Kanye Performs in Hollywood this Weekend
By Andrew Mata Fresh off of his Adidas Yeezy season 2 debut and the Video Music Awards rant, Kanye West now has his sights
Equalized In The End: Dons Tie With San Bernardino Valley College
By Diana Viera The Dons are still searching for its second win after San Bernardino Valley College Midfielder Danny Meza scored a last-minute goal
Doritos Supports LGBT Community With Rainbow-Colored Chips
By John Olivares Doritos released rainbow-colored corn chips last week in support of the It Gets Better Project, a non-profit organization working with LGBT
Santiago Canyon Hawks Destroy Dons 7-0 in Opening Conference Match
By Kevin Vazquez Santiago Canyon College smashed the Dons 7-0 in the opening match of Orange Empire Conference play. The Hawks forward Brooke Mays