Zack Snyder's "Justice League" is a masterpiece in the DC Universe. Zack did an amazing job by giving this movie an epic feel full of surprises that will shock the audience. Zack Snyder's vision for "Justice League" is complete with new and deleted scenes that weren't in the original film. The story was on point and it was broken down...

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JACQUELINE: Hi I'm Jacqueline Cochran and I'm the News Editor for Talon Marks. I'm here today with Angel Gray, who is Cerritos College's campus victims advocate. Angel, I know that April is sexual assault awareness month. Tell me why it's important to Cerritos College. ANGEL: Sexual Assault Awareness Month is a national event that brings awareness to issues around sexual...

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In this year's Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine, Cerritos College was number nine out of the top 25 community colleges across the United States for highest number of Hispanics students. It ranked 19th for total of Associates of Arts degrees granted. With Texas running as number one, California was ranked 2nd across the states with the highest number of Latin...

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After surviving a life-changing car accident in 2017, Rafael Ricky Rincon-Alvidrez re-enrolled at Cerritos College and aspires for a career in physical therapy. Inspired by his battle in a two-month coma and living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI), Rincon believes fitness was key for his mental and physical recovery. The 31-year-old says he is grateful to still be alive....

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“People have been dying to see me all day,” said Marcel Watson, Coroner Investigator for the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office. In a profession where death by many different causes is the all-consuming focus, he injects a bit of humor in conversations, especially about his choice of work. A medical examiners office employee for the last 18 years, Watson...

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With eligibility expanding, more people are fortunate enough to receive one of the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Starting to realize that there is nothing to be afraid of, the vaccine is the nation's first glimpse of hope needed to bring life back to normal after dealing with an unprecedented pandemic for almost a year. As one of the...

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End Asian hate demonstrations were held across LA County on March 20 in response to the recent hate crimes toward Asian-Americans. A “Skate to End Hate” protest was held at OC Great Park in Irvine, where demonstrators rode through the park to advocate for an end to Asian hate crimes. They also rode to support the families of the people...

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Jazz music playing..(music ends).. Janet: Hi, guys. This is Janet. From Talon Marks newspaper alongside with my co-host Lola as well from Talon Marks newspaper. Today we're gonna be speaking a little bit about what it is been dating during COVID and the pandemic. I'm gonna let Lola Introduce herself a little bit more, a little bit more as well...

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Following the conclusion of "WandaVision," which took the MCU and its characters to a place that we had never seen before, "Falcon and the Winter Soldier" initially looks more like a return to form. Taking place after "Avengers: Endgame," we follow Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), Falcon, and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), the Winter Soldier. Episode 1, “New World Order”, was...

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Cerritos College hosted a virtual Zoom COVID-19 peer support group on March 9 to allow students to have a safe space to discuss their feelings or what has been going on in their lives during this pandemic. Three people came to join to disclose information about certain things in their lives and discuss with each other the questions that were...

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