Gov. Gavin Newsom released his 2022-23 state budget proposal in the form of a California blueprint, which aims to tackle some of California’s greatest threats. The blueprint is outlined with five different...
Men all over the country are turning away from higher education at increasing rates, underscoring a downward trend that began in the ‘70s.
According to the National Student Clearinghouse, a nonprofit...
Update: Jan. 4, 8:00 p.m.:
This situation has since been resolved and classes resume as normal on Wednesday.
More information on the all clear below.
Mt. SAC evacuated the college as a precautionary...
As pressure mounted in December when some in the Academic Senate called for more transparency from the Mascot and Moniker Taskforce, the group is now reconsidering both of its discussion items.
While...
The Walnut City Council discussed and approved an adjusted waste rate with Valley Vista Services on Dec. 8. In short, the motion called for a one time increase of 9.36% for residents and 3.93% to the Consumer...
The Pomona City Council has adopted and passed a resolution accepting $396,025 from the Tri City Mental Health Center Governing Board on Dec. 6. These funds are earmarked to reserve 31 crisis beds at the...
While some may consider it petty, some residents and board members felt it showed a bad precedent.
Hacienda La Puente Unified School District board members voted in a 2-2-1 vote to approve compensation...
A new ordinance in California now requires proof of vaccination to enter businesses, restaurants, gyms and movie theaters as of Dec. 1.
Known as the SafePassLA ordinance, it is the first of its kind...
After thanking everyone in the Academic Senate for their support over the four years she had served in the Pride Center as a coordinator, Melinda Bowen addressed growing concerns about a lack of transparency...
Latest Update: Dec. 2, 8:00 a.m.:
Human Resources Executive Assistant LaToya Bass has provided SAC.Media with the incident report.
Members of the Mt. SAC community received an alert around 5 p.m....
The Pomona City Council met on Nov. 15 to discuss whether campus police officers should return to school campuses.
Following a shooting that took place near Pomona High School on Oct. 15, the city council...
After the sudden switch to online classes due to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, students are now debating on whether to remain online or attend classes in person.
Around 63% of U.S. high school students...
