The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors discusses plans to slowly implement a vaccine mandate across the county, shortly following full...

On the last days of the legislature’s session, housing-focused bills are passed and sent for executive approval. By Matthew Royer,...

A bill was sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom that would require colleges in California to give their students free menstrual products. By Edward...

LACCD’s Board of Trustees made a revision to their previous policy now requiring employees and students to be fully vaccinated against...

Gavin Newsom will remain in the governor’s mansion after recall fails at the ballot box. By Matthew Royer, Political News Editor After a...

With the end of the War in Afghanistan, refugees who chose to resettle have arrived in Los Angeles in addition to other American cities....

The new update pushes the boundaries of user privacy in an attempt to stop the dissemination of child pornography. By Isaac Dektor, News...

With an election closely approaching and early voting ongoing, many are still confused on what the Gubernatorial Recall Election entails....

Students enrolled in fall semester can apply for $1000 through FAFSA, California College Promise grant, Dream Act grant or through...

Valley College Monarchs return to campus for face-to-face classes following three semesters of remote learning. By Marcos Franco and...

LA County to lift capacity limits on June 15, following state guidelines. Last month, California officials announced the state will fully...

Last Thursday, state officials announced the largest inoculation incentive in the nation. By Megan Reyes, Staff Writer Gov. Gavin Newsom...

Memorial Day weekend commences the beginning of summer travel across the nation. By Marcos Franco, News Editor Travel returns for...

On the one-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd, family members and activists continue to push for police reform. By Marcos...

Los Angeles County is prepared to administer over 25 million vaccinations for the second week in a row. Los Angeles County is now opening...

The Los Angeles Al Fresco program was given its first step towards becoming permanent by city council members. By Cesar Padilla, Staff...

People who are fully vaccinated will not be required to wear a face mask or practice social distancing indoors or outdoors. By Anthony...

The vaccine would become the first in the nation to be approved for direct-to-consumer distribution. By Matthew Royer, Staff Writer...

Under new state guidelines, waterparks are now allowed to open in limited capacities. The return of water parks is sure to bring a splash...

Many high school students prefer remote learning over in-person classes. By Anthony Lopez, Staff Writer As schools begin to offer more...

The president’s new plan focuses on improving students’ college experiences through various forms of financial aid. By Cassandra Nava,...

As LA County advances into the yellow tier, hopes for economic recovery grow. By Erika Zuniga, Staff Writer Los Angeles County progressed...

Europe will now allow all vaccinated Americans to visit. By Erika Zuniga, Staff Writer The United Kingdom announced that starting this...

Students will be able to use playground equipment for the first time since the start of the pandemic. By Marcos Franco, News Editor...

The protocols and requirements for UC and Cal States will become mandatory in order for students to return to in-person learning on...

Biden’s statement recognizes Armenian suffering after a tumultuous year. By Isaac Dektor, Staff Writer President Joe Biden’s recognition...

A shouting match leads to a shooting, leaving three people wounded at a sports bar in Sherman Oaks. By Anthony Lopez, Staff Writer Three...

Senate Bill 93 makes individuals eligible to be rehired and has a set of guidelines to follow the process. By Megan Reyes, Staff Writer...

Low income individuals can apply for the program until the end of the month. By Cassandra Nava, Online Editor The city of Los Angeles is...

Nearly a year after the killing of George Floyd enraged the nation, a jury found Derek Chauvin guilty on all three charges. By Gabriel...

Legislators’ attempt to reform the distribution of state-funded aid is in congruence with a proposed budget increase in higher education...

Ethnic studies could become a required course across California Community Colleges if Assembly Bill 1040 is approved. By Marcos Franco,...

The county’s case rates dwindle as vaccine rollout continues. By Cassandra Nava, Online Editor Following a surge in COVID-19 cases last...

Los Angeles activists hosted a candlelight vigil for Daunte Wright in the heart of Hollywood. By Solomon O. Smith, Political News Editor...

After a rise in random attacks on the Asian community, organizations are protesting anti-Asian sentiment on a nearly weekly basis. By...

The chancellor of LACCD and members of the Board of Trustees meet online to discuss Anti-Asian violence and district updates. By Anthony...

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility opened up to all Californians 16 and older on April 15. By Anthony Lopez, Staff Writer As COVID-19...

Despite some faculty desire, no mandate is being considered. By Isaac Dektor, Staff Writer While California reorganizes resources and...

Valley College spring 2021 late start courses put students on a fast track to success. Valley College’s eight-week classes are an...

After undergoing reconstruction from last semester’s flooding, campus officials find asbestos in the basement of Campus Center. By Marcos...

As more states are opening and easing up on their restrictions, President Joe Biden is considering the possibility of vaccine passports...

The urban forest encompases resources to preserve and restore the vegetation of Valley College. By Marcos Franco, News Editor The...

Lecture capture classrooms are an innovative update to educational technology, but leave much to be desired. By Isaac Dektor, Staff...

Restaurants surrounding Valley College contemplate the decision to serve customers indoors amid the loosened COVID-19 restrictions. By...

As the total number of hospitalizations decrease in LA County, Angelenos notice more normalcy in their day-to-day lives. By Marcos...

As the U.S. reaches 100 million vaccinations in the administration’s first 100 days, President Joe Biden proposes a new objective.

The district’s Board of Trustees voted to approve equal pay for all district employees. By Marcos Franco, News Editor The Los Angeles...

Former Sun Valley Neighborhood Council President Angelica Dueñas is hoping to represent her home district in challenging an incumbent of...