For the first time in the college’s history, volunteers, staff and faculty members waved off the graduating class of 2021 in a drive-thru commencement ceremony.
Police must utilize their non-lethal options at every opportunity before taking a person's life. Using words and de-escalating a situation is key to saving lives.
An email sent out to Cerritos College faculty announced that the new rules for LA County will allow the campus to resume in-person instruction in the fall 2021 semester.
H.R. 1 is the largest voting rights bill since the Voting Rights Act in 1965, and while it faces tough opposition in the senate, it's crucial that it pushes through.
A Cal State LA class is taking their outrage to social media platforms after a fellow student allegedly exposed group chats that facilitated homework and answer sharing.
A Cal State LA class is taking their outrage to social media platforms after a fellow student allegedly exposed group chats that facilitated homework and answer sharing.
The City of Norwalk lost a philanthropist and prominent community figure on New Year’s Day. Vernola was known for his community service and term as city mayor.
With national results becoming finalized, Joe Biden is the clear winner in the 2020 election. His leads in Georgia and Pennsylvania were announced on Nov. 7.
The Board of Trustees passed resolutions in support of Undocumented Students Week of Action, but there's difficulty in making sure it gets to those who need it.
A 33-year-old Mexican immigrant seeking refuge in the U.S. was so severely injured from a fall while in detention that he can’t feel his legs and now uses a wheelchair, his El Paso attorney says. But Immigration and Customs Enforcement says the man had a thorough medical evaluation and there was “no known justification” for his being unable to walk. In this file photo, an unidentified Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE deportation officer reviews forms required to issue a detainer asking local law enforcement to hold someone until ICE agents can pick the person up, at the the Pacific Enforcement Response Center in Laguna Niguel on April 26, 2017.
Title IX coordinator stepping down from position, a letter vouching for coaches was signed by names of players that did not give consent and few answers as the investigation is still underway.
On top of having the most COVID-19 cases in the U.S., the Golden State is now faced with raging forest fires, rolling blackouts and a sweltering heat wave.
Former players from the past decade have come forward describing an environment where girls were bullied and harassed from the first day they stepped on the field.
Videos of anti-lockdown protests in California and Michigan, along with new footage of the Ahmaud Arbery murder, show a reality that's impossible to ignore.
The fine arts building unveiled SOME FORM OR OTHER, a new sculpture in the gallery window. The featured artist is professional photographer and USC instructor, Caroline Clerc. She attended the gallery’s...
