Erasing Old Testing Standards
By Izabella Santana Getting up at 6 a.m. to take a 4-to 5-hour test is not how some students want to spend a Saturday. But starting in high school, if they want
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Outsourced Fines
By Jovany Leon In response to concerns about fairness and public trust, the district hired an outside firm to handle the parking citation appeals process. Phoenix Group Information Systems will process, collect
Reyna Jabs at Pulido’s Past
By Jovany Leon Santa Ana mayor Miguel Pulido’s top challenger brought up his legal issues during a candidate forum and debate this month at the Rancho Santiago Community College District headquarters. “The
When Love Turns Deadly
Three years ago SAC professor Kesha Curtis was killed by her husband By Martin Syjuco eside a solitary cherry tree growing in the garden on the northeast end of campus gathered a
Burglar Strikes at SAC
By Liz Monroy A burglar broke into an empty Phillips Hall Theatre early Sept. 6, making off with thousands of dollars of equipment and other valuable items, Sean Small, technology and production
Zarske Calls Out Trustees
By Harold Pierce Faculty leaders lambasted the board of trustees Monday when the group violated its own ethics policy and took the first step towards granting four-year degrees at Santa Ana College.
President Obama Announced Plan to curb ISIS
By Jovany Leon In a televised speech to the nation Wednesday night, President Obama announced a plan that could curb the threat of the terrorist organization called ISIS on the eve of
Burglar Caught on Tape Breaking Into Phillips Hall
By Liz Monroy A burglar broke into an empty Phillips Hall Theatre early Saturday morning making off with thousands of dollars of equipment and other valuable items, Sean Small, technology and production
UPDATE: Vector Control Officials Delayed Plans to Fumigate Santa Ana Neighborhoods
By: Chelsea Ybanez UPDATE: Vector control officials delayed plans to fumigate four Santa Ana neighborhoods Tuesday, citing unfavorable weather conditions. Trucks armed with aerosol sprayers meant to knock down mosquito populations infected
Master’s Legacy
By Liz Monroy all of Fame alumnus and celebrated muralist Emigdio Vasquez, whose work adorns the lobby of the Cesar Chavez Building, died Aug. 9 in an assisted living home in Newport