California’s creek fire invades national parks
“Both sides of the San Joaquin River near Mammoth Pool and the communities of Shaver Lake, Big Creek and Huntington Lake. Hwy 168 is closed.” The Yosemite National
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Hangar 18 climbing gyms reopening
Hangar 18 climbing gyms will reopen in response to California’s four-tier color system as laid out by Gov. Gavin Newsom, the company announced on Sept. 9. Currently, Orange
in: News
/ 11/30/2016
California dissolves Statute of Limitations on rape cases
California has ended it’s statute of limitations for rape cases after Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation filed in the midst of sexual assault allegations against comedian Bill Cosby.
in: News
/ 10/30/2016
Proposition 63: Background checks to be issued for ammunition purchases
California citizens will be able to vote on Proposition 63 this upcoming state ballot on Nov. 8 amongst 16 other propositions. For those unfamiliar with this proposition, it’s
in: Halloween Edition
/ 10/10/2016
The clowns are comin’ for yuh
Halloween is just around the corner and people are getting ready for scary festivities, though some individuals have been taking things just a little too far. People dressed
in: Opinion
/ 10/03/2016
Legalization of marijuana in California up for vote in upcoming ballot
California has just enacted new tobacco laws requiring tobacco users to be a minimum of 21 years of age. Now Californians are about to vote on whether or not they
in: News
/ 05/16/2016
Smoking age raised to 21 in California
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a five-part bill on Wednesday, May 4, that raises the legal age for smoking from 18 to 21 in California. The bill will also
in: Life
/ 05/08/2016
OC Zoo holds its annual Bear Awareness Day
When California was still a Mexican territory, some American settlers wanted their independence. After banding together, they decided they needed a symbol to represent bravery and freedom, so
in: News
/ 05/08/2016
Wildfire Awareness Week reminds you to be fire safe
Wildfire Awareness Week, May 1–7, happened across California reminding residents of the dangers posed by wildfires along with simple an easy steps that should be followed to prepare for and
in: News
/ 03/14/2016
Tuition soars as USC becomes most expensive school
University of Southern California’s tuition for the 2016-2017 school year is $51,442 surpassing Harvard as the most expensive school in America to attend. Students end up averaging out
in: News
/ 03/18/2015
Perspective on gas prices in California
It is no secret that gas prices in Southern California are temperamental. California State government officials do play a role, but they are not the main factor in
in: Opinion
/ 03/03/2015
Free pass to a broken higher education system
The price of college continues skyrocketing upwards to astronomical levels. As the cost becomes more unaffordable, ideas are beginning to be proposed to prevent that. Out of all the ideas