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MOVING FORWARD “September 11 was just a Tuesday, until September 11, 2001,” New York Fire Fighter Mike Moran said. Moran is one of six surviving members of FDNY, Ladder Company No.3. He

An intense heat wave continues to burn Southern California for the past three days. This Wednesday didn’t bring any relief, hitting 94 degrees in Orange County and up to 100 degrees in

A speech communications professor was found dead inside her home in Riverside County Wednesday morning in a suspected murder-suicide, Riverside police said. Police found Kesha Hondo, 39, and her husband Andamo, 51

SAC community reacts to the death of Osama bin Laden: Still shocked from the wreckage of a hijacked plane crashing into the south tower, then 9-year-old Jesse Martinez watched on TV as

CAMPUS PROFILE: Sitting in a small cubicle with notes hanging from the wall, her backpack under her desk in the EOPS center, she opened her desk drawer searching for a book she

California’s budget crunch is threatening the future of community college athletics. Because of a deficit in the billions of dollars, there is a 30 percent chance sports at community colleges could be

CALIFORNIA: Community college fees are likely to rise about $10 to $36 per unit, if the budget talks break down and the state is forced to meet its budget deficit by raising

High grades and a college degree don’t mean much in today’s hyper-competitive job market. Find out how to level the playing field with networking and other skills you can learn from the

Huntington Beach resident Alison Whitcomb used to hop into her car and hit the road nearly every weekend. “If gas prices continue to rise as they have been for the past couple