The first ever Classified Employee Award was granted to Yolanda Ramirez, Secretary in the Math and Science Division, by President Teresa Dreyfuss and the...
Written by Noah Garcia, Associate Editor May 9, 2017
The Rio Promise had its official announcement and launch at the RHC Campus May 4th. The program provides free tuition, priority registration, and a comprehensive...
The House just passed a bill that can change the way some employers pay workers for overtime with a vote of 229 to 197. The measure, backed by Republicans,...
A man and woman were gunned down behind a Pomona liquor store Tuesday night. Investigators are searching for the gunman, Pomona police officials said....
Written by Crystian Mendoza, Sports Writer May 9, 2017
Uber’s C.E.O., Travis Kalanick, has recently risked having the Uber app removed from the Apple App Store after it was discovered that Uber had been secretly...
Written by Zachary Mejia, Managing Editor May 2, 2017
This semester Rio Hondo College not only bids farewell to Spring 2017 graduates but also to Interim Vice President Dr. Joanna Schilling. After meeting...
Thousands of people gathered at the Montebello monument April 24th to commemorate the 102nd anniversary of the Armenian genocide. Many gathered to hear...
Written by Corbin Boone and Diana Juarez May 2, 2017
One person died and three were wounded when an unidentified gunman went on a shooting spree through the cities of Whittier, Pico Rivera, and La Mirada...
Written by Victor Lozano, Staff Writer May 2, 2017
The City of El Monte and its partners hosted an informational forum on immigration and resource fair for community members at the Nativity Catholic Church...
Written by Crystian Mendoza, Sports Editor May 2, 2017
Uber’s C.E.O., Travis Kalanick, has recently risked having the Uber app removed from the Apple App Store after it was discovered that Uber had been secretly...
Written by Noah Garcia, Associate Editor May 1, 2017
Hundreds of people spent their first day of May gathering in Downtown L.A to protest the recent string of anti-immigration policies. Calling it the MayDay...
Written by Xavier Alatorre, Staff Writer Apr 26, 2017
Across Los Angeles County, more than 15,000 children under 6 tested high for lead between 2011 and 2015, according to an investigation by Reuters. 323...
