An investigation into two fired school officials who are accused of soliciting bribes is ongoing, according to officials in the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office.
‘Zombie’ event makes students ‘Run for your life’
The living dead looked all too alive on Tuesday during the first ever “Run for you life,†a zombie themed obstacle course held in Robinson Stadium
VOICES: Is it important to vote in the election next week? Are you voting, why or why not?
Is it important to vote in next weeks election?
Board member named business woman of year
With a mile-long list of awards dedicated to assisting the communities she has touched, Brown feels privileged and appreciates being able to give back to her communities.
Prop. 36 brings back logic and reason
In the Middle Ages one would be thrown in the dungeon for years just for stealing a loaf of bread. In some Third World countries today you would get your hand cut off for a similar offense.
History instructor channels colorful past
Behind the clean-cut appearance, impeccable composure and assertive demeanor, is a man who begins his day at 6:30 in the morning when he is awoken by his 8-year-old daughter, a valued portion of the day. History instructor Christopher Jimenez y West is a man who integrates life as a parent and teaching.
Amending the “Three Strikes” law is a recipe for disaster
In 1994 California voters passed Proposition 184, also known as the “Three Strikes†law and saw an overwhelming positive effect.
PCC’s innovative Math Jam wins second national award
Math Jam, created at PCC seven years ago, won its second national award in a year when Excelencia in Education honored it on October 2. Math Jam also won the prestigious Bellweather award in January.
Counselor guides student athletes through first hand experiences.
A counselor, an instructor, a mentor, Michael McClellan begins his days in a variety of ways. Some days his mornings may begin in the classroom, teaching courses such as personal growth and development.