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With the deadline for Obamacare finally here, Americans are still hesitant to go online and sign up. By Thalia Louis Whether they adopt Obamacare or not, uninsured Americans will face costs. The

When a former student was fatally shot by police, activists accused police of brutality, but shootings are tragic for everyone, including the cop Staff Editorial About a month ago, a former Santa

By: Joanna Meza Concealed carry weapon permits may be easier to acquire in Orange County. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last month that residents have the right to carry

By: Alex Olivares Cases of measles and whooping cough have surged in California this year with infections reaching Orange County, according to the OC Health Care Agency. These diseases are preventable with

By: Aaron Vasquez Gov. Jerry Brown declared a drought emergency last month. California is dry, and there is not enough water to quench our thirst. Last winter was one of the driest

By: Aaron Vasquez Coca-Cola’s Super Bowl ad brought up unnecessary controversy about the diversity of America. Many posted on Twitter complaining about how America the Beautiful was sung in more than eight

Staff Editorial Kim Pham’s death outside a Santa Ana nightclub resurrects the city’s history of crime and violence In one night, Downtown Santa Ana regained a reputation it took years to shed.

Staff Editorial California is evidence that raising taxes is crucial in offering residents the best opportunities possible during tough times. Despite a nationwide student debt crisis, California’s graduates have incurred the