Community members kicked-off Pride month by raising the Pride flag in the main quad on June 3. California and U.S. flags are replaced with the progress Pride flag, an updated version of the Pride...

This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News. I had finally completed my essay. It was a perfect piece to turn in, no worries about being graded poorly. However,...

This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News. Compared to four-year universities, community college is often more affordable. However, even these institutions...

Read “Mind the gap,” La Voz reporter Cris Li’s article covering the Bay Area public transit funding crisis, here.   Bay Area public transit is on the brink of dying, and its death...

De Anza’s Inter Club Council hosted a Cultural Day event on March 2, where students and staff wore their cultural outfits and performed in a red carpet fashion show. Clubs such as the 4 Elements...

Several educational departments at De Anza College have finished developing Open Educational Resources content plans to reduce costs for students. These plans are underway thanks to a $1.6...

At the Board of Trustee’s meeting on Feb. 2, The Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees announced a new shuttle that travels between college campuses Foothill and De Anza. This new shuttle will be...

The Trump Administration claims to be going after the “worst of the worst,” yet when children are used as bait, families are torn apart and LGBTQ+ couples are deported to countries where their...

Thousands of nurses, pharmacists, rehabilitation therapists and other specialty professionals working at Kaiser Permanente in the Bay Area joined the 31,000 on strike across California and Hawaii...

A one-on-one study session between a student and staff-member, has grown into a weekly class in the Language and Communication Village.  These weekly sessions, held every Tuesday, now have two...