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Fire Causes Evacuation Orders

Jaylen Minnich-Hall, News Editor October 28, 2020

Residents in the Carbon Canyon area were issued a mandatory evacuation order Monday, Oct. 26 as the Blueridge Fire continues to grow. The fire broke out at around 1 p.m. and quickly grew to 1,100 acres...

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Big Budget Cuts for 2020-2021

Nathaly Hernandez and Stephen No October 23, 2020

On Wednesday, Oct. 14, the Mt. SAC Board of Trustees met on YouTube live for their regularly scheduled meeting and discussed the adopted 2020-2021 college budget. The budget is cut from last year’s budget...

Bobcat Fire view from a kitchen window in Monrovia, CA, September 10, 2020 by Eddiem360 on Wikimedia Commons.
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Bobcat Fire Continues to Blaze

Lana Min, Grace Ureta, and Nicholas Cabrera October 23, 2020

The Bobcat Fire, sparked on Sept. 6, has blazed through 115,758 acres and is still-burning in Los Angeles National Forest to the northeast of Cogswell Reservoir. As of Oct. 22, the Bobcat Fire has destroyed...

Kevin Welbeck, a Cre8 the Change organizer speaks in front of the LAPDs Hollywood station on Sept. 26, 2020 during a protest against the court ruling of Breonna Taylors case. Photo by Abraham Navarro/SAC.Media.

Students March for Breonna Taylor

Cesar Gonzalez, Community News Editor September 27, 2020

Since Wednesday students have been seen marching with protesters following the grand jury decision for the case of Breonna Taylor. Protesters gathered in a large group Saturday morning in Hollywood...

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Newsom Plans to Cut Emissions by 2035

Cesar Gonzalez, News Editor September 25, 2020

California Gov. Gavin Newsom made a public announcement Wednesday afternoon declaring that California will be moving forward to phase out all gasoline-powered vehicles. According to Newsom 50 percent of...

Yusuf Arifin, Peter Dien, Erin Lopez and Emylou Vergel de Dios of Change West Covina, a young, progressive group that looks to defund the local police department and bring other social changes to the city. Photo courtesy of Emylou Vergel de Dios.

Change West Covina Kicks Off Series of Biweekly Town Hall Meetings

Abraham Navarro, Editor in Chief September 11, 2020

Thursday Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. Change West Covina, a student run West Covina community advocacy group on Instagram, organized the beginning of their biweekly series of town hall meetings which was hosted...

The bobcat fire rages behind a home in the hills above Monrovia, California on Sept. 9, 2020. Ashes can be see floating down and coating cars in a fine layer of grey dust. Smoke fills the air and can be seen in a dull gray haze beneath street lights. Photo credit: Abraham Navarro/SAC.Media

Bobcat Fire Blackens More than 20,000 Acres

Katie Priddy, Managing Editor September 10, 2020

On Sunday, Sept. 6, what became known as the Bobcat fire began to burn in the Angeles National Forest near Azusa. As of Thursday, Sept. 10, it is zero percent contained and has burned approximately 23,890...

Taken from a public video posted by the Sacramento Bee on Aug. 28.

Gov. Newsom Announces Four-tier Plan for Re-Opening

Kristen Sanchez, Community News Editor August 28, 2020

In order to help California citizens better understand activity restrictions between counties, Governor Newsom has implemented a new four-tier system of re-opening that will take effect Aug. 31. This...

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