Multiple fires burn across California leaving trails of destruction

From San Diego to the Oregon border, California has been ablaze for the past weeks causing many to evacuate.

Are temperature screenings effective against COVID-19

The number of COVID deaths have continued to rise in the United...

All around the country, businesses small and large have been affected by...

On Tuesday, ahead of the grand jury announcement of the Breonna Taylor...

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away last Friday, less than...

How the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg affects women’s reproductive health rights in America
By Cristal Ferrer on September 21, 2020
The passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves major uncertainties on the country's split decision on abortion rights.
How Black Lives Matter Uses Social Media to spread awareness
By Cristal Ferrer on September 16, 2020
Social Media's impact on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Retired Journalism Chair Robert Mercer Remembered
By Marc Posner, special to The Chronicle on January 24, 2020
Cypress College is remembering Robert Mercer, a long-time journalism department chair, who died on Tuesday morning, Jan. 21. Mercer retired from Cypress College in 2015,...
NCAA Allows Athletes Pay
By Matt Chavez on December 9, 2019
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has recently implemented new regulations allowing athletes to be compensated for their name, image,and likeness.
Ghosts and Witches and Bats, Oh My
By Netosha Thomas on October 28, 2019
Halloween has become the epitome of the American “melting pot” with traditions coming from various countries across Europe.