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Kindercaminata seeks volunteers

By Katie Porter KinderCaminata, a program introducing kindergartners to college, is seeking volunteers for its 21st annual event March 7. Every year about a thousand children from Santa Ana elementary schools come

February 20, 2014

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Witnesses say Villa was unarmed when police opened fire

By C. Harold Pierce A 23-year-old father fatally shot by Tustin police Feb. 10 was unarmed when officers opened fire, despite initial reports that he had a knife, witnesses said. “The father

February 19, 2014

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Campus safety officers catch car hopping student

By C. Harold Pierce A man who hopped into a student’s car Thursday without her permission was caught Tuesday afternoon, Campus Safety officers said. The suspect, whose name cannot be released for

February 19, 2014

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Former student fatally shot by Tustin police

By C. Harold Pierce A former Santa Ana College student was fatally shot in front of his home by Tustin Police officers Monday, police said. Robert Miguel Gutierrez Villa, a 23-year-old father,

February 13, 2014

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Campus Safety and police on lookout for car hopping male suspect

By C. Harold Pierce A female student got an unwelcome passenger in her car Thursday morning on campus. The student was waiting for a parking spot in the lot south of

February 13, 2014

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Centennial Education Center gets five more years

Students at the Centennial Education Center, an adult education center in Centennial Park, will be able to stay in their space for at least five more years since the Santa Ana City

February 11, 2014

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Streamlining Higher Education

By: Katie Porter Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed $1 billion boost aims to graduate students faster proposed $1 billion funding infusion for California community colleges could end up costing the district more than

February 9, 2014

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Safety Questioned After Beating

By: C. Harold Pierce Weeks after Kim Pham’s death, police officers flood Downtown Santa Ana on horseback, foot and in cars while private security stands guard on the corner of Fourth

February 9, 2014

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Classes Remain During Remodel

By: Katie Porter Construction plans for Dunlap Hall won’t interrupt classes this spring, administrators said. The 40-year-old building will be renovated with updates to the stairs, restrooms and elevator, starting in April,

February 9, 2014

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Bristol Plans Hurt Businesses

By: Katie Porter Business owners are worried about plans to widen Bristol Street on the east side of campus. Expansion will cut through properties, whose owners want to stay. “We are trying

February 9, 2014

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