O.C. Readies for Recreational Marijuana Roll Out
Voters may have passed Proposition 64 in November by wide margins, but Californians can’t buy their legal pot just yet.
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Music Department Makes Last-Minute Move to Johnson Center
Safety hazards in the N Building caused students and faculty of the Santa Ana College Music Department to relocate to the vacant Johnson Center.
Get SAC’s New Student ID Card for Free
Santa Ana College will require students and staff to carry an updated ID card.
The Don Express Is Now Open
The Don Express is now open after being closed for about a year because of ongoing campus construction.
Confused Woman Drives Onto Sidewalk At SAC
A woman turned off a service road and drove more than a hundred feet down a campus walkway Monday night, halting her sedan just shy of hitting the C Building, witnesses said.
Santa Ana Will Not Renew City Jail Contract With ICE
City Council members reached an impasse Tuesday when voting whether to renew a controversial city contract that would allow Santa Ana Jail to house detainees before being screened by Immigration and Customs
UC Davis Confirms First African-American Chancellor
Gary S. May was confirmed as UC Davis’ first African-American chancellor on Feb. 23. When he assumes his new position on Aug. 1, he will be the only current African-American chancellor at
Cal State Chancellor Defends the Undocumented
In an email to the California State University community on Feb. 22, Chancellor Timothy P. White reasserted the Cal State system’s commitment to inclusivity and safety for all members of the CSU
UC Raises Tuition Fees for First Time in Six Years
The University of California Board of Regents approved a proposed new budget plan for 2017-18 last month that will increase tuition costs and fees. The tuition increase will be the first of
Santa Ana Congressman Informs Residents of Immigration Rights at Town Halls
As the threat of possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids increases in Orange County, Congressman Lou Correa addressed constituent concerns at two town hall meetings held last week. Residents gathered at