A Bill for Students
Although the Midterm Elections may not be as big as a Presidential Election, they still call for voters and for them to vote for their local officials. People then need to cast their vote.
Category: Local News
California on fire
Wildfires call for community action. Summer is when Californians look forward to cloudless beach days and warm, sunny weather. Rather than the typical greetings of clear blue skies, the state’s 2020 was met with bright orange, smoky hues. It’s no shock that these kinds of wildfires have been occurring...
Collective grief
Sharing sadness shapes a culture. Almost everyone has been to a funeral or have felt some kind of loss. We have posted about a celebrity we admired or have even gone to a vigil for them. We have gone to a funeral of a distant relative we barely knew,...
Outdoor Dining at Show Sushi in San Dimas
It is hard to believe, as much as I love sushi, that some of my peers have never even tried it before! The Citrus College community answered a recent Instagram poll revealing that of those who have tried sushi, 53% have eaten at the local favorite Show Sushi in...
The Climate of Fashion
Sustainability Vs. Fast Fashion In sunny California, where avocado toasts and vegan options reign, Mother Nature has given us a large wake up call in the past couple of months. From the forest fires to the flooding of beach towns, signs of Earth’s global warming have led a wave...
The Tea On Miss Tea
Nestled in the heart of Downtown Covina is a sweet little boba and tea shop. Miss Tea, a small family owned business that first opened its doors in 2014 in the city of Baldwin Park, has opened a second location. Located only four miles south of Citrus College, citizens...
News Feature: Smog Nation: LA County making moves to become more bike and pedestrian friendly
California drivers are not known for their kindness on the roads, but it is especially dangerous in Los Angeles County. Sharing the road is not a concept that lives here, in part due to the perception of an almost nonexistent culture of cycling or walking. LA County lead the...
Opinion: Monumentally Fracked
There is nothing more beautiful to me than waking up every morning and looking out my window to see the San Gabriel Mountains alongside my house. I often find myself sitting on the patio, playing my guitar while I stare at the majestic mountains. They provide me an escape...
Review: Getty Center exhibit sheds light on the dark side of news
The Getty Museum will be closing its “Breaking News: Turning the Lens on Mass Media” exhibit at the Getty Center in Westwood at the end of April. Artists’ works in many different media were on display. The title of the exhibition must be a play on words because nearly every...
Inauguration Day Protests
On a cold, flooded Friday morning, thousands of demonstrators congregated to protest the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. Each person had a cause they were fighting for: immigration rights, women’s rights, sexuality and gender non-comforming rights, civil rights and environmental rights. They have been hurt by the rhetoric of...