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Delaney Newton inspires action, charity in Tri-Valley community

Augusta HohnStaff writerJanice Newton’s dimpled smile hides an unimaginable reality. Ten years ago, I stood in her family’s living room just days after her mother had passed away due to a heart condition. I was overwhelmed by the warmth and love that Janice,…

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Experts question low rates of California community college tuition

Lisa LeffAssociated PressSAN FRANCISCO -- The fees to attend California's community colleges are by far the lowest in the United States -- less than half the national average -- yet at least 40 percent of the 2.4 million students in the largest…

Culture by LPC Express November 4, 2013

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A’s could possibly play 2014 season in San Francisco

Phillip Matier And Andrew RossSan Francisco Chronicle Major League Baseball would help the Oakland A's move across the bay and play at rival Giants' AT&T Park in San Francisco if Coliseum officials don't come to terms on a new short-term lease for the team, sources tell us. The A's…

Uncategorized by LPC Express November 1, 2013

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Espinoza finishes first at Conference Championships

Martin Gallegos Staff Writer He did it again. Sophomore runner Abraham Espinoza’s run of success has carried into the post-season. The team was in Salinas this past Wednesday for the Coast Conference Championships at Hartnell College. The Hawks placed second overall as a team. However, the story…

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LPD swarms campus after fake gun sighting

Will TannerA&E editor On Oct. 31 around 9:15 p.m. the Las Positas campus was set upon by police. Campus Safety and Security officers saw people in the parking lot with “guns” though a security camera feed. The campus security officers immediately called the Livermore…

Culture by LPC Express October 31, 2013

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Arcade Fire’s latest a glorious mess

Travis DannerEditor in chief Arcade Fire “Reflektor” (2013)What’s a band to do after it’s graduated from being the little-band-that-could into a mainstream award-winning juggernaut? A double album, of course! “Reflektor,” Arcade Fire’s first LP since 2010′s “The Suburbs,” (which won a Grammy for Album of…

News by LPC Express October 30, 2013

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Paragon Outlets seeks employees

Ben Castro Production Manager On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Las Positas College students gathered in front of the Library and the 1600 building to talk to companies about job opportunities. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. stores from the Paragon Outlets were in the quad…

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Childhood Development Center running in great shape

Ashley FreitasStaff WriterIf one was to pass by the 2300 building they may notice what looks to be children’s play structures peeking over the top of the fences that surround it and the faint sound of the laughter of children. But there…

Uncategorized by LPC Express October 25, 2013

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LPC men’s soccer team on top of standings

Martin GallegosStaff WriterAfter losing four of their first five games, the LPC men’s soccer team has been playing like a team intent on making the playoffs. Their October 18 victory over Chabot College marked the team’s sixth straight victory. The Hawks now find…

News by LPC Express October 25, 2013

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LPC blood drive a great success

Brianna GuilloryStaff WriterOn Thursday Oct. 10th, 2013 Las Positas College held its annual blood drive event in the school’s old cafeteria in the 1700 building. LPC’s Student Health and Wellness Center oversaw the event that was sponsored by the American Red Cross. “It…

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