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The campus cafe offers healthy choices if you’re willing to pay the price. Eating healthy on campus might end up costing you some extra cabbage. While fast-food options are cheaper at the

By Marissa Adams Free to drive — California eases license restrictions. It’s late at night for 20-year-old Jessica Bautista. Her shift as a DJ at The Place Banquet Hall is over, and

Improved methods help catch crooks. Santa Ana College’s crime activity has dropped by almost half since 2009, with authorities saying they believe that a new focus on foot patrols and use of

District Trustees endorsed Proposition 30, a tax measure driven by Gov. Jerry Brown, in a 10-to-2 vote on Oct. 8. “If the day after the election it doesn’t pass, there will be

COMMUNITY PROFILE: Veronica MacKenney steps down after pioneering programs aimed at Spanish speakers. She sits straight and confident behind her desk surrounded by pictures of her grandchildren. Veronica MacKenney brings out weathered

MEASURE Q: For the third time in a decade, college officials back a bond measure that would help pay for campus improvements. College officials are backing a new ballot measure to raise

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

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).

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