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By Matthew Salzer Colorful booths lined the quad at the International Festival Oct. 29, which showcased the diversity of the student body by highlighting cultures from countries like Japan, Jordan and Colombia,

Part 2 In a Series By Katie Porter Color-coded shirts hung between the trees. The bright statement, called the Clothesline Project, is a stark contrast to what it represents. Sponsored by Community

By el Don staff An unknown male scamming people for money on Southern California college campuses targeted students at Santiago Canyon College, safety officials said. A safety alert issued by the school

An examination of emails points to an institution of higher learning wary of negative press that withholds public records By Harold Pierce Colleges around the nation are under scrutiny for lack of

Two Orange County police departments begin recording police encounters By Souliman Maida New technology could determine how justice is served in Orange County. Police departments across the county are considering using body-mounted

Motorists would pay $35 to $220 for driving within three feet of bike riders By Patrick Bird and Emilio Rodriguez A month after the “buffer zone” law went into effect last month

By Joanna Meza Santa Ana Police officers are currently under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a beating that was recorded on video. Santa Ana resident Edgar Vargas Arzate, 27,