Part-Time Jobs Made Scarce by Temps
By: Alex Olivares At Macy’s there are dozens of employees in various departments sweeping, cashiering and stocking. They work together but about a fifth
Water Supply Hits Record Low
By: Aaron Vasquez Gov. Jerry Brown declared a drought emergency last month. California is dry, and there is not enough water to quench our
Coke Commerical Shows Diversity
By: Aaron Vasquez Coca-Cola’s Super Bowl ad brought up unnecessary controversy about the diversity of America. Many posted on Twitter complaining about how America
Beating Leaves a Mark Downtown
Staff Editorial Kim Pham’s death outside a Santa Ana nightclub resurrects the city’s history of crime and violence In one night, Downtown Santa Ana
Cinque De Mayo
By: C. Harold Pierce Anepalco’s Café in Orange looks like any other strip mall Mexican food dive. But not many Mexican restaurants put
Power Outage
By: Aaron Vasquez The Crystal Method’s newest self-titled album would have been a fitting soundtrack for Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal
Hidden Treasure
By: Alex Olivares In Garden Grove, where Mexican restaurants are a dime a dozen, Sabroso! Mexican Grill reminds patrons how food should be made.
Throwing Darths
By: Asiria Ramirez Play as a Sith in a galaxy far, far away with Tiny Death Star. The app created by LucasArts allows players