Update on Saddleback College’s new sports complex
The new sports complex for Saddleback College initiated construction back in 2018 with a cost of $55 million and a capacity of 8,000 seats. It was scheduled to
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The life of a Dana Point restaurant server through the pandemic
San Clemente residents protest COVID-19 stay-at-home order
Hundreds of San Clemente residents marched down Del Mar St. and the San Clemente Pier in protest of the stay-at-home quarantine order the past couple Sundays due to
San Clemente residents demand action regarding homeless population
The city of San Clemente has yet to bring satisfaction to its residents as well as the needy regarding the action being taken to assist the issue of
OC skaters didn’t let a sand-filled skate park stop them from having fun
The City of San Clemente took extra measures at Ralph’s skate park off of La Pata on Thursday by filling the skate park with 37 tons of sand.
O.C Judge blocks plans to re-purpose Laguna Hills Inn as Project Roomkey Facility amid potential legal fight
The County of Orange has announced a temporary pause to it’s plans to convert the Laguna Hills Inn into a facility for homeless people during the coronavirus pandemic.
No more boring video call backgrounds
Sometimes students don’t have the time or energy to organize their room before a class meeting, that’s why it’s important to have a great background ready for any
Beaches are closed, restaurants open and somehow the OC’s coronavirus death rate is not that high
Orange County’s neighbors have more cases of Coronavirus. For example, Los Angeles County has 11.7 deaths per 100,000 on a per capita basis, while San Diego County: 4.1
Taking a closer look at Zoom and ‘zoombombing’
Big issues arise from popular quarantine tool used by schools and businesses, Zoom. With the coronavirus still running the streets and all of us are stuck to the
“This sucks” says Saddleback College President Elliot Stern during student forum about Coronavirus
As we continue to adapt to recent changes pertaining to COVID-19, President Stern offers deeply needed words of encouragement and solidarity for students and staff. On April 3,
The iconic Dana Point “Pilgrim” ship sinks in harbor
The Pilgrim ship that originally came to the Ocean Institute at the Dana Point Harbor in the fall of 1981, sunk last Sunday morning. The
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April Fools’: Irvine Spectrum officials: “If you can’t find toilet paper, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered!”
As concerns over the spread of COVID-19 increase and supplies of essential bathroom related products diminish; officials from Irvine Spectrum have stepped forward to provide an alternative solution