Dons Win OEC, Lose in First Round
By: Jorge Campos For most of the season the three bore fruit for the Dons. By the first game of the playoffs, the three
Pitching Gives Squad the Edge
By: Jorge Campos With one loss in the first 16 games, the softball team ranks No. 1 in the South Region and No. 2
Santa Ana Swats Hornets at Home
By: Jorge Campos Freshman catcher Frankie Nogales smoked a first inning, two-run double in the Dons’ 11-3 win over the visiting Fullerton College Hornets
Dons Paddle Away From the Bottom
By: Jorge Campos The women’s team broke out of last place for the first time in a decade, finishing fifth at the Golden West
Hit-And-Run Suspect Arrested On Campus
By: C. Harold Pierce and Katie Porter Safety officers identified and helped police catch the driver Santa Ana Police arrested a second driver that
Anti-Gay Law Terminated In Arizona
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed SB 1062, a bill that would have let businesses refuse service to gays By: Jorge Campos Despite growing acceptance
Chronic Chronicles: Weed Wars
Part 2 in a series Conflicting state and federal regulations lead to some medical marijuana patients being treated like criminals. By: Katie Porter Two
Former Student Fatally Shot
By: C. Harold Pierce ear a splotchy patch of bloodstained grass outside a row of apartments, Leticia Villa watched her son Robert lay dying.