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Philanthropist Larry L. Means

OBITUARY: Family and friends gathered earlier this month to celebrate the life of one of Santa Ana’s most helpful and influential citizens. “Larry Means was a man who was humble, quiet, and
October 21, 2012

Night spirit

LOCAL: The 10th Annual Noche de Altares will take place Saturday, Nov. 3, on Fourth and Birch Streets, honoring one of Mexico’s traditional celebrations, “Dia de los Muertos” (Day of the Dead).
October 21, 2012
A bowl of copped and roasted potatoes that is in focused with other small bowls in the background.

Thanksgiving food drive

The Thanksgiving Drive provides disadvantaged students with a nice meal. Collection of donations started Oct. 12, through Saturday. Donations will be delivered on Sunday where a tent will be placed and recipients
October 17, 2012
Three girls, 2 that are wearing backpacks, are about to go on the OCTA bus 57.

Bus riders face fee increase

Four days a week, Noe Sanchez, takes two buses to get to and from campus. Sanchez uses a 30-day pass for $37, a discounted price for students from the regular cost of
October 17, 2012
A tutor helping a student with her homework. On the background are several tables with other tutors and students.

Tutoring Center loses funding

CAMPUS: Budget cuts continue to slash math classes and tutors in the Math Center, forcing attendance to drop. With only 14 paid workers in the center and about 20 volunteers, the department
September 30, 2012
A table full of literature on common social and personal medical issues along with some give away like lip pump, sitting on top of a green table cloth imprinted with Alta-Med name and logo.

Personal care

Local news you can use: Thursday, October 11 at 6 p.m. The nearby AltaMed clinic provides women with multiple services for free. Benefits like pregnancy tests, STD testing and treatment, and various
September 30, 2012
Counselor Sheri Blake and student Roger Vasquez sitting in her office while she is pointing to some paperwork Vasques is holding. On the wall are a series of letter size posting and charts and a computer monitor with keyboard.

Education law undergoes change

STATE REFORM: California moves toward rewarding motivated students. Responding to low transfer and college completion rates, legislators and education experts are moving to reconfigure the way community college students transfer and progress
September 30, 2012

Chapman rescues landmark store

MacArthur Fellow says Libreria Martinez will not change and will operate under same philosophy n bustling downtown Santa Ana, Rueben Martinez stands next to a freshly hung banner, drawing attention from curious
September 30, 2012
A room full of students sitting inside a classroom focus on writing or reading.

Writing center opens next year

CAMPUS: Help will be available in the writing center next fall after it is integrated with the other tutoring centers. The center originally offered services to those enrolled in an English class
September 30, 2012

Artistic views

News you can use: LOCAL. The Orange County Dream Team, which supports and advocates undocumented students of all nationalities, will host its second annual art exhibition on Oct. 6. Discover 15 different
September 30, 2012
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