Returning for its second year, First City Festival has grown exponentially since its inception in 2013, and now boasts a lineup with huge headliners like Beck and The National to perform at the Monterey...

Goldenvoice is proud to announce the return of its highly successful boutique, music festival to the Monterey County Fair and Event Center on Saturday August 23rd and Sunday, August 24th. More than...

The enigmatic noir romance-murder drama, “Laura,” directed by Suzanne Frederickson and Karen Jacobson, opened Friday at the Whittier Community Theatre, entertaining audiences with a colorful cast and...

The Phantom Projects theatre group will be unveiling their one-night-only rendition of one of the greatest WWII dramas ever told in, “The Diary of Anne Frank,” directed by Alexis Jacknow, on Feb. 20,...

Parnell Park showcased a talented and festive group of artists on Nov. 22-23, for the fourth annual “W4 Art Exhibit,” which featured known area veterans and for the first time students alongside them. Displayed...

The RHC art gallery held its annual Holiday Student Art Sale this week, featuring a massive amount of students from the ceramics, photography, drawing, painting, and other art classes. The entire gallery...

Every level of the semi-circular auditorium, including the balcony that sat high above the dimly-lit stage, was filled to the brim with a tangled mess of agitated, anxious, and impassioned fans. This...

Mary Ann Pacheco, a retired college professor who taught English for nearly 40 years at Rio Hondo, won the vacant seat Tuesday on the College Board of Trustees for Area 3. Her opponent was Jaime Alvarez,...

The controversial bill earned Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature last week, approving a handful of community colleges the right to offer additional courses at inflated prices during the short intersessions...

Vying for the one seat on the Area 3 Rio Hondo College Board of Trustees, candidates Mary Ann Pacheco, a retired 38-year career college professor, and Jaime L. Alvarez, also a professor and Rio Hondo graduate,...

Veronica Kortz, a California native and impressionist, has spent her life painting across the U.S., to as far as France, Croatia, Egypt, and Indonesia, but her studio in La Habra Heights home is her favorite...

Students interested in and currently advancing through the Journalism and Communications Studies program at Rio Hondo will have the opportunity to hear the highly experienced and seasoned sports anchor...

The League of Women Voters will be hosting a candidate forum for two of the local school board races occurring in Whittier on Oct. 1, in the evening from 8:30-9:30 p.m., at the Whittier City Hall Council...

The first ever First City Festival lit up the city of Monterey the last weekend of August, ending the summer festival season with a flurry of aesthetically spectacular musical and artistic performances. Held...

  The month of August masquerades as a grand finale of sorts for summer music-lovers and festival attendees, and the Monterey First City Festival promises a picturesque ending to any festival...

As the first few weeks of summer session at Rio Hondo rolled by, campus President Teresa Dreyfuss issued a message for new and returning students who would be utilizing the facilities during the summer. The...

by Steven Ward The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival closed late Sunday night to the sound of thousands of screaming music fans, all drawn to the southern Californian desert city of Indio. Separated...

by Steven Ward The jokes were crude; the jabs were humorously cringe-worthy; the performances and guest appearances were nostalgically awe-inspiring; and there was no shortage of glamour with the star-studded...

Investigators have released an early sketch of the man being sought for an attempted kidnapping of two young girls in Whittier on Thursday afternoon, as well as two additional abduction attempts that...

It is the first time a pope has relinquished the papal throne since the 15th century, when pope Gregory XII stepped down from the papacy in 1415. Apart from the monumental implications of such an announcement,...

Taking over the Journalism (JOUR) 120 Communications Reporting and Writing class for senior professor John Francis, who is currently on leave for medical reasons and is much anticipated to return in May,...

The Veteran Service Center is sending out a newsletter to inform veteran students of the opportunities and benefits available on campus. All veteran students must submit a Work in Progress form each...

The Campus Inn Theatre was filled to the brim last weekend with students, parents, siblings, and friends who were fortunate enough to be apart of a mystical and family-friendly evening Virtual magic show ...

Rio Hondo students who are in search of a club that will improve their college transcripts through academic progress and extracurricular activities need to look no further than Alpha Gamma Sigma, or AGS....

The results are in and the little golden man has been awarded to its worthy recipients. Last Sunday, Jan. 27, marked the 19th annual Screen Actors Guild award show and the ceremony was not without its...

It is not often, that the union between a novel and film-production is so well crafted, that the result is the preservation of a tale as old and as infinite in its artistic and philosophical importance. The...

Vivacious. It is the first word that would come to mind, perhaps surprisingly, when one earned their first glimpse at the humble and gentle form of Yoshio C. Nakamura. His features lined with a lifetime...

Rio Hondo fans of the Women’s Soccer team have reason to rejoice and less of a reason to weep over a lack of parking space for Roadrunner matches. On Sept. 12th the RHC Board of Trustees announced a...

As always the trend with RHC Arts department, October promises to be a month filled with a wide array of shows, galleries, concerts, and recitals that will not only surely entertain, but also inspire. The...

The Whittier Community Theatre, in celebrating its 91st wonderful season, has put on an elegant and buoyant performance of the 1960s classic musical “Fiddler on the Roof,” by Joseph Stein....

Finding Nemo wasn’t too difficult this time around in Pixar’s release of the animated hit, “Finding Nemo 3D.” The animated production was a hit when it was released in 2003 and this time around...