Addams Family Bring the Screams At Halloween Contest
By: Ale Gonzalez The Associated Student Government celebrated Halloween with a costume contest Thursday in front of the fountain. The Student Business Office faculty
Empty Graves at the Gardenwalk
By: Nashe Harley and Valeria Bautista Monsters bang on the walls and fill the living with terror, leading them through a trail of entrails
California Reforms Immigration Policies
By: Alex Olivares Gov. Jerry Brown signed eight bills into law to improve the circumstances of immigrants living in the state illegally, moving towards
Sharing the Health
By: Nashe Harley The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, has faced criticism by both government officials and U.S. citizens alike. Passed into
Texting While Driving Persists Despite Laws
By: Alex Olivares Opinion: Current fines are not enough to deter irresponsible motorists. Even though legislation has established state-to-state bans for using cell phones
Minors Misdeeds Shielded by Law
By: Yesenia Varela It’s been said time after time, protect the children. Now something is being done, but it is not enough. Gov. Jerry
Online Revenge Posts Outlawed
By: Alex Olivares A type of pornography referred to as revenge porn has taken over the Internet, prompting California to pass a bill criminalizing
Youth Wave Strikes Downtown
Staff Editorial Downtown Santa Ana’s East End isn’t impervious to change. This time it’s more about youth trends than tradition Cities change over time.