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TOWER FOOTPRINTS: To accompany the world’s tallest and sturdiest skyscraper, the footprints of the original Twin Towers have been transformed from gaping holes into two of the largest man-made waterfalls in the

Family, friends and faculty gathered at the Second Baptist Church of Santa Ana July 15 to celebrate the life of Santa Ana College speech communications professor Kesha Curtis Hondo. The service was

Forget about majoring in nursing at Humboldt State — the program is being phased out. The University of California at Davis students can no longer get bachelor’s degrees in applied science, avian

Three teenagers were arrested July 27 on suspicion of armed robbery after returning to the scene of the crime, wearing the same hats and riding the same bicycles. The suspects are all

Student leaders are calling for volunteers to help out in an event that will commemorate the orchestrated attack on the main US land. The Veterans Resource Center and ASG will commemorate the

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