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Features by Taylour Sparkman October 23, 2020

LPC Alumni fend off California’s worst fire season ever

Over four million acres have burned. Nearly 9,000 structures have been destroyed. A confirmed 31 lives lost. California’s fire season typically starts in the middle of summer, running through fall and sometimes into the winter. However, with global warming accelerating and California’s…

On Campus by Taylour Sparkman October 23, 2020

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Q&A with fire academy graduates

Danielle McNely after graduating from LPC’s fire program. Name and age: Danielle McNely, 23 Years Attended at LPC: 3 years Current job/title: Firefighter for Cal Fire SCU What’s your role in the recent Lightning Siege of 2020 fires? What base or complex were…

Sports by Kiano Deperalta October 23, 2020

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Men’s hoop coach James Giacomazzi named athletic director

Earlier this year, head basketball coach James Giacomazzi, reached his 300th career win. He now adds another achievement to his resume: He was appointed LPC’s head athletics director in September. The role of the athletics director includes oversight of the program’s staff,…

Opinion by Ana Delgadillo October 23, 2020

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Opinion: Florida opening their stadiums too fast

Living in the current messy situation called 2020, social distancing and keeping from social gatherings is more than the norm. Many have had to cancel plans for concerts, festivals, flights and many other events due to the outbreak of COVID-19, most of…

News Briefs by Alan Lewis October 20, 2020

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Market to provide volunteer opportunities

The Market, which provides food to the community, is calling for volunteers to help with food distribution. Volunteers should sign up for a date and time that works fits their schedule and complete The Market Volunteer Survey at the…

A&E by Michelle Pacheco October 20, 2020

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IHEARTMUSIC Festival goes virtual

The IHeart Music Festival was on Sept. 18 and 19. The fans of many artists from all over the world came together to virtually watch performances by many artists. The fans watched the artists perform and commented on what the artists were…

Online Print Edition by Nathan Canilao October 19, 2020

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The Express September/October Edition

We know, it's hard not being on campus. We know you miss it. We know you long to hold it again, to take your time and enjoy the feeling of it on your finger tips, to let your eyes get transfixed on…

Business by Nathan Canilao October 17, 2020

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Staff Picks: Best Halloween movies for spooky season

Halloween is just around the corner and although you may not be able to go Trick-or-Treating, there are a ton of great Halloween themed movies to keep you up and eating all the store bought candy you grabbed from the local grocery…

News Briefs by Alan Lewis October 15, 2020

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LPC library to host virtual library drive

If you want to know how to get a library card for your local library, the LPC library staff will be conducting a virtual Library Card Drive on Tuesday, Oct. 27 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Participating libraries are Alameda County Library…

News Briefs by Alan Lewis October 15, 2020

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LAM Research gives $5,000 grant for food insecurity

A local company, LAM Research, has given a $5000 grant to the Las Positas College Foundation to help students with child care needs and to help address food insecurity. Half the money was used to help students with children at the Las…

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