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Over 10 years ago, Capistrano Valley High School photography teacher Wendy McElfish was required to get her CPR certification in order to become a teacher. Years later in 2012, she found one of her sons, unresponsive and blue. When this tragedy struck,…

Lylah Schmedel was holding her breath last week for a few different reasons. In the hazardous air quality due to the most devastating wildfire in California history, dozens of schools locally closed for student health concerns. Las Positas College and Chabot College…

By @ArionArmeniakos On Sept. 28, the bill that would have allowed two Bay Area cities to turn up even later into the night was vetoed by Gov. Jerry Brown. Oakland and San Francisco were included in Senate Bill 905, which would have permitted the…

By @RebeccaRobiso19 In the United States, there has been a recent sweep of fatalities relating to opioids. From celebrities such as Mac Miller to everyday students. Two teens recently died in Livermore and have recently been the center of the conversation, following their…

“I don’t think Latino students as a whole are being fully represented, that’s from my personal opinion and that’s what students tell me.” An open catalog and a hope for knowledge are the ambitions of every student starting their semester at Las Positas…

Violent sex crimes against women are on the rise at Las Positas College, according to campus security 2015-2017 Annual Security Report. The federally mandated report stated that there were six cases of violent forcible sex acts on campus in 2017. The year before,…

Two days, a strict 48 hours, to create an idea and bring it to life on the silver screen. The 48 Hour Film Project tests the resolve of Bay Area filmmakers, pitting them against one another for a trophy and a spot…

The threat of street gangs brings to mind thugs with switchblades and violent disputes over territory, but that isn’t the only danger they present. Over the past two years, 32 members of the Bully Boys and CoCo Boys have been arrested. They…