The Academic Senate met Dec. 1, where members spoke about condemning antisemitism reaffirming anti-racism, supporting Associated Students and rebuking sexual harassment.
The Associated Students are...
To voice their dissent regarding low wages and Covina-Valley Unified School District’s plan to put a hard cap on health benefits, teachers and those in support from the district had organized a strike.
The...
This story was updated at 7:20 p.m. on Dec. 2.
The suspect behind yesterday's fatal pedestrian-vehicle collision has been identified as 38-year-old former Mt. SAC employee and student James E. Milliken,...
Mt. SAC’s Animation and Gaming program will come together on Tuesday, Nov. 29, in Building 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for GameFest, an annual campus event that showcases the programs and puts a spotlight...
Since the conclusion of the 2022 election season, conflicts have risen inside of West Covina City Council, primarily surrounding Mayor Pro Tem Rosario Diaz and her husband William Elliott’s conduct and...
Chief executive officer of The Walt Disney Co. Bob Chapek has stepped down from the position, opening the space for former CEO Bob Iger to succeed.
This decision was made by The Walt Disney Co. Board....
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is recommending that people wear masks while indoors as the county sees an increase in COVID-19 cases. While there is currently no official mask mandate,...
Ollie Cantos, the Filipino American West Covina native best known for his record of working in Washington D.C., declared his victory in the West Covina City Council District 4 election, beating out his...
This Friday, Mt. SAC’s EOPS/CARE program will be hosting EOPS/CARE Baby Pop-up, an event that is in the form of a donation drive and pick up, will be making its second appearance at Mt. SAC and will...
Editor's note: On Nov. 10, a SAC.Media article incorrectly stated that the West Covina election had ended and prematurely declared victors. The story has since been retracted.
Vote counting continues...
On Nov. 1, as part of Mt. SAC’s Student Equity Speaker Series, Tazbah Chavez, who has directing and writing credits on the film “Your Name Isn’t English” and shows “Reservation Dogs,” “Rutherford...
During the Oct. 25 Chino Hills City Council meeting, the issue of speeding on Pipeline Avenue and the adoption of policies that give the council access to funds for community organizations was discussed.
During...
