De Anza College students have expressed dissatisfaction with ongoing poor internet conditions on campus since the start of this fall quarter. Students said the Wi-Fi is affecting their ability...

San Jose City Council unanimously voted to mandate that federal immigration agents operating in the city remove their face masks and properly identify themselves at its Sept. 30 meeting. Mayor Matt...

This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News.  Surprisingly, the enthusiasm around K-pop Demon Hunters is still going strong.   As one...

This article has also been translated to Tagalog. De Anza College has gradually reduced or outsourced many of its core services, citing “cost-neutrality” as one of the district’s guiding principles,...

De Anza College will introduce a new parking permit system starting winter quarter, requiring students and employees to register for free digital permits to park on campus. The permit registration...

Editorials represent the viewpoint of the current La Voz editorial board. Silicon Valley is one of the most innovative and well-resourced sectors of the United States, and De Anza College lies right...

 Experts no longer think of California fire seasons, seasonally. In recent years, many see every year as just a new fire year. “No matter where you live (in California), you should always...

 Congressman Ro Khanna, with the Foothill-De Anza District, held an event to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on May 12 at De Anza College with kudos,...

DAHacks returned for the fifth time, with 120 coders, fueled by free Red Bull energy drinks and pizza, competing to code the best app with the theme — education and finance — on May 30 in the Hinson...

 On their walk to the Media Learning Center, students may wonder about the distinct building with white Corinthian order columns. This is the California History Center, a space that focuses on...