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“New Building at Last” // reporting and visuals by Lupita Contreras
“Black Americana exhibit Black History Month” // reporting and visuals by Jakki Padilla

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“Sociology Adjunct Professor, Giana Cicchelli, creates NFTS with written talismans” // reporting by Danha Sanchez
“Tianguis celebrates Mexica New Year” // visuals by Edgar Galvan

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“Libros y raices: LibroMobile fills a literary need as Santa Ana’s only bookstore” // reporting and visuals by Lizeth Martinez
“Study center for student athletes coming soon” // reporting by Jack Haslett // visuals by Dominic Crenshaw

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LIVE UPDATES: Entering Phase Three allows county to reopen barber shops and nail salons, as well as churches.

As of June 6, 2020, updates on this page have been discontinued. Here’s what we know: As the county begins to reopen, what does that mean for you? Orange County bars, gyms,

In Photos: Gas Crisis (Here we go again)

In the early 1970s, and again in 1979, gasoline shortages triggered by conflicts in oil producing regions resulted in gas rationing and long lines locally. My brother and I were in our

Max’s Munchies: How to elevate simple foods on a college budget

As a college student, especially one without a job, I’m always looking for ways to eat without spending a fortune. If I spend money on food, it’s usually to order some greasy

A man in a green shirt and black shorts hitting a small blue rubber ball

“Ayy foo, you’re on court five”: handball culture in Orange County

As the sun sets on El Camino Real Park in Orange, you hear cars passing by, making the drive home from work. In between cars, you hear music you would normally hear

The beauty of Santa Barbara

I transferred to the University of California Santa Barbara in 2017 and graduated three years later during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Over that period I learned more about myself outside

The resistance economy of the Beaumont Outdoor Market

If you drive 90 minutes east towards Palm Springs on any given Sunday, you’ll find the Beaumont Outdoor Market. Since the late 1980’s, these merchants have functioned as a thriving desert micro-economy,

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