Ten new armed security personnel members are joining the Rancho Santiago Community College District by the end of this semester, more than doubling the current district-wide armed officer count.
The Rancho Santiago Community College District is losing about $1 million after the Orange County Court of Appeals affirmed a prior lawsuit decision against the district.
After three days of mandatory evacuation from a firestorm, Santiago Canyon College will resume normal operations Thursday, Oct. 12, after the campus was deemed safe by authorities.
By Joanna Meza The official report for an incident that occurred early March involving a suspect who left a threatening note in one of Santa Ana College’s classrooms has been released by
By Jose Servin Over the summer, the RSCCD Foundation approved a scaled-back version of its controversial deal with a company based in Saudi Arabia that earlier this year sparked legal action from
By Jose Servin A report published by an independent auditor revealed last month that the Rancho Santiago Community College District committed securities fraud by failing to publicly disclose renovations for a district
The district’s foundation emphasizes economic growth in its mission statement with no mention of its students Staff Editorial The Rancho Santiago Community College District has a history of not communicating effectively with the people it serves. The most
District Foundation pushes Saudi Arabia education deal despite protests By Jose Servin and Joanna Meza Despite facing a potential lawsuit from faculty, Rancho Santiago Community College District’s fundraising foundation plans on finalizing
The district is finalizing a $105 million deal with the Middle Eastern nation By Jose Servin Despite opposition from faculty and staff, the Rancho Santiago Community College District Foundation will follow through