By Erik Galicia A coalition of mayors of California’s 13 largest cities are asking the state’s leadership to commit $20 billion over the next five years to address homelessness. If approved in the state budget, it would be the largest monetary commitment to tackling homelessness in the country’s history. The group, Big City Mayors, urged
By Erik Galicia Hollywood is perceived across the globe as the land of stars and glamour. But just across the hills that hold the world famous Hollywood sign lie the barrios of North Hollywood, which in the 1980s and ’90s were plagued by gang violence. That’s where Gil Tejada, 41, got his start. He spent
Posted: May 1, 2015 | Written by Alexis Naucler Riverside City College track and field achieved their ninth consecutive OEC Championship win after competing against Saddleback, Golden West, Santiago Canyon, Fullerton and Santa Ana on April 24 at Golden West College. Both the men’s and women’s team scored over 300 points, while none of their
Posted: April 10, 2015 | Written by Alejandra García Spring time is festival season. Among the many is Burgerama, where the stage and the mosh pit fused and created a different kind of spark which Burger Records built between burger fans and burger artists. There’s nothing better than that, not only is the weather great
Posted: April 7, 2015 | Written by Dylan King The Tiger’s swim team looked motivated as they won convincingly against Orange Coast College and Santa Ana College 182-93 March 27 at the Riverside Aquatics Complex. The atmosphere was spirited, as the teams competed feverishly, to the delight of the fans in attendance. The real winners
Posted: March 31, 2015 | Written by Dylan King The Tiger’s swim team looked motivated as they won convincingly against Orange Coast College and Santa Ana College 182-93 on March 27 at the Riverside Aquatics Complex. The atmosphere was spirited, as the teams competed feverishly, to the delight of the fans in attendance. The real
