The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader spoke to a packed Honda Center before convening with Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait on education.
Author Archives: JENNY CAIN
Cost, Family Ties Can Complicate College Choice
Students from low-income immigrant communities often must juggle significant debt and family responsibilities on their road to a college degree.
A Long and Winding Road Through Community College
Many students, and a disproportionate number who are Latino, have a difficult time earning an associate’s degree or transferring to a four-year university.
Brown’s New Water Mandates Put Scrutiny on Newport Beach
As Gov. Jerry Brown issues historic mandates on water use, records show the affluent coastal city uses four times as much water per capita as Santa Ana.
An Exercise Awakening in Santa Ana
Marc Payan came up with the idea of free community workouts while running a half marathon in 2011. Today, his Payan X workouts draw up to 450 people to Santa Ana Stadium on weekday mornings.
Where The Sidewalk Starts: Fighting for Safer Streets in Santa Ana
A new workshop series addresses the realities facing the city’s pedestrians and seeks ways to make it a less car-centric place.
New UCI Clinic Will Focus On Vulnerable Population
Founded by a fourth-year biology major, the Free Clinic Project will serve those who continue to fall through the cracks of the healthcare system.










