Equal Pay Day is just around the corner on Tuesday, April, 10th. The nationally recognized event falls each year on a Tuesday to signify that women have to work until Tuesday to earn what a man did the previous week and until the month of April, to earn what a man did the previous year. If that isn't disconcerting, check...

After a weekend of binge-watching Netflix’s reboot of the Emmy Award-winning reality series “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” now called “Queer Eye”, it is safe to say everyone can use some of their advice. Throughout the series, the cast tackles conversations on homophobia, racism and gender roles. Originally aired in 2003, the trail-blazing show depicted five gay men who...

1. Winnie Madikizela-Mandela DiesFormer wife of advcate Nelson Mandela, has died at the age of 81, according to her personal assistant. Winnie was a, "South African anti-apartheid campaigner," according to CNN. Winnie passed away at Netcare Milpark Hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa this morning, as said in a statement released by her personal assistant. Winnie was reportedly in and out...

1. Actor Harry Anderson DiesHarry Anderson, 65, was found dead on Monday in his North Carolina home. Anderson is well-known for his role as Judge Harry Stone in the television series Night Court (1984-1992). His cause of death is still unclear, but Asheville PD have confirmed no treacherous action is suspected. Source: Variety 2. Seven Dead at Max Security Prison...

1. Former First Lady Barbara Bush Dies On Tuesday April 17, according to a statement put out by her husband’s office, former first lady Barbara Bush, died at the age of 92. Bush was wife to the 41st president of the United States George H. W Bush, and mother to 43rd president George W. Bush, making her the second woman...

1. Waffle House Shooter in CustodyOne day following the shooting in Antioch, Tennessee at a waffle house that killed four, Metro Nashville Police Department has confirmed the suspect Travis Reinking, has been arrested. Due to the manhunt taking place on Monday, schools in the area cancelled all after-school program activities until the shooter was caught. While the shooter's motives are...

Wesley Hickey was born on January 13, 1980. He was raised in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Hickey comes from a strong family background of educators. His grandparents were educators and taught a vast majority of students from elementary to high school until retirement. His Grandfather was an encouraging role model who loved to teach and also coached the University of La...

Students participating in the Millennial Loteria game The Lavender Coalition Club hosted a millennial loteria event in the CAA lobby at the Chaffey College Rancho campus on April 12, 2018. Many students came to participate in the well known Latin American game similar to bingo and enjoyed free refreshments. A table with complimentary feminine hygiene products was also provided by...

Photo Courtesy by CNN1. Trump Signs Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown On Friday Morning March 23, 2018, President Donald Trump signed a $1.3 trillion spending bill in to law. After reading the bill and all the military spending it attained, Trump decided to sign the bill because he wants to have as stated according to NYT, “by far the strongest...

(Photo Courtesy by NPR. Org) 1. Palestinian Citizens Killed by Israeli Troops Israeli troops opened fire on Nine Palestinians along the Gaza border on Friday March 30, 2018. According to National Public Radio (NPR) the victims were between the ages of 16 and 38 and were protesting in the “March of Return”. The protest was organized to let Palestinian refugees...