New plans for restaurant on Huntington pier
A new restaurant named ‘Huntington’s’ is the front-runner in taking over the spot of Ruby’s Diner on the pier after previous owners filed bankruptcy and it closed seven
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‘Resistance Until Liberation’ protestors gather to rally against Israeli military strikes on Palestine
Protestors use their freedom to protest by gathering globally to vocalize their thoughts on recent events between Israel and Palestine Around 25,000 protesters gathered on Wilshire Boulevard in
Celebrating the Class of 2021 with CARmencement
With the semester coming to an end, Saddleback is putting on an event to celebrate their 52nd commencement ceremony and the students who have persevered through the obstacles
Electricity Through the Screen
Weathers embarks upon a unique approach to connecting with their audience As musicians search for innovative ways to guide music into the homes of listeners, Los Angeles based
The California State University system announces vaccination requirements for on-campus courses during the fall 2021 semester
The California State University system announced a proposed policy on April 22 that will require students, staff and faculty to be fully vaccinated before accessing the campus. Once
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Saddleback College ramps up campus occupancy starting in the fall
As coronavirus cases decline, Saddleback College intends to hold in-person classes next semester Elliot Stern, the president of Saddleback College, sent out an update on April 26, 2021,
Saddleback staff and professors talk about their outlook on COVID-19
During the spring semester of 2020, the Saddleback administration faced a huge challenge due to COVID-19, but they didn’t give up and managed to work it out to
Five Southern California based Etsy small businesses to check out for this upcoming Mother’s Day
It’s time to ditch the bouquets of flowers from big retail stores that are gifted every year, now, more than ever, it is incredibly important to shop small.
Saddleback College encourages students to let their personality guide them in career building workshop
Saddleback workshop helps guide students on which career path to take Saddleback is currently offering a personality career workshop led by Career Guidance Specialist Donnie Mineo. The workshop,
Trials and tribulations of turning a hobby into a small business
Saddleback College students start fashion-based small businesses amidst the pandemic The beginning of the pandemic brought more than just paranoia, angst and worry. As students are given extended
Meet the Rotary Club of Mission Viejo
Taking ‘service above self’ to another level “Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and
BREAKING: Derek Chauvin is found guilty of the murder and manslaughter of George Floyd
On April 20, a Minnesota jury found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on three felony charges in the death of George Floyd last year: Second-degree unintentional felony