1. Tom Price Spent $1 Million of Taxpayer Money on Air Travel: Health and Human Services Secretary, Tom Price, has apologized and is offering to repay $51,887.31 out of the $1 million taxpayer dollars he spent while traveling with his wife overseas via military aircraft. The White House approved the service of military aircraft for multiple trips for Tom Price...

1. Trump Pitches Massive Tax Cuts: On Wednesday Republican leaders proposed cutting tax rates for the wealthy, the middle class, and businesses. Planning that by preserving popular tax deductions, there will be an encouragement to buy homes and donate to charity. During his speech Donald Trump called the GOP Tax Plan as “a once in a lifetime opportunity.” He also...

1. North Korea Accuses Trump of Declaring War: North Korea’s Foreign Minister, Ri Young Ho, accused President Trump of declaring war on his country via a tweet. The tweet was posted by the president over the weekend and is quoted as saying that North Korea would not "be around much longer." Ri later made a statement that the country had...

1. Kim Jong Un's Response to President TrumpNorth Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, has responded to Trump's comment at the recent UN meeting about "totally destroying" North Korea if he must defend his allies. In response, Kim Jong Un addressed Trump, saying he "will consider with seriousness exercising of a corresponding, highest level of hard-line countermeasure in history." Although this...

1. Dam Failing in Puerto Rico: The Guajataca Dam, located in Northwest Puerto Rico, was reported to show signs of failure at 2:10 PM local time. Over 70,000 people live in the nearby towns of Isabela and Quebradillas. Residents have been notified of flash flood warnings and are being told by the National Weather Service to "move to higher ground"....

Sports and politics have always been together whether you like it or not. Legends like Muhammad Ali and Bill Russell who dominated their sports were outspoken about problems in the United States. Now it’s a new generation of athletes to turn and stand up for what they believe in. Last year in the NFL pre-season game, Colin Kaepernick sat for...

Since the news of the Trump Administration repealing DACA (Deffered Action for Childhood Arrivals) on Sept. 5, Chaffey College has provided a number of resources for student and faculty struggling during this uncertain time. One workshop was held on Wednesday, Sept. 20 in Wargin Hall 142. The "Supporting Undocumented Students +" workshop was hosted by Professor of Business Abel Chen,...

“So, what is an autoimmune disease?”Cavazos: “An autoimmune disease is when the cells in your immune system start attacking each other. When you go to conventional doctors for this, they look for a scientific reason, but when you start looking at holistic healing, it’s caused by stress, environmental issues, how you eat and how you take care of your body.”...

Chaffey football is back and it started with a bang. The new 2017 season started with a home game against Citrus College on September 2. Citrus took a 14 to 3 lead at halftime. But the panthers stormed back with a 42-yard touchdown reception by Malik Shepperd and a 2-yard run by Justin King. Chaffey took the game 17-14. When...

Construction for photovoltaic panels — or solar panels — has officially started at the Rancho Chaffey campus on Monday, Aug. 28. As one of the largest solar projects at any California community college, it is expected to significantly reduce electric and energy usage, carbon emission and promote an overall fiscally responsible environment. At a welcoming event on Aug. 24, Chaffey...