Imagine living in a world where you could go online, download a blueprint of a gun, print it in the comfort of your home and have it be virtually undetectable. No, this isn’t a farfetched idea; this...

As a majority opinion of the editorial staff of La Voz Weekly, we express our disappointment in some DASB senators for their attempt to censor information from students, but also for refusing to speak...

While the nations’ housing market pulls itself up by its bootstraps and Wall Street strides to new heights, young adults who lack such investment options continue to struggle to find an economic foothold...

A group of U.S. senators dubbed the “Gang of Eight” unveiled a much-anticipated comprehensive immigration proposal last month known as the “Immigration Modernization Act.” Providing legal status...

California has the second largest prison inmate population in the United States and spends $47,000 annually per inmate, whereas education in the state ranks 49th in the country and spending is only $8,482...

The April 15 bombings of the Boston Marathon set off a scene as chaotic as it was surreal. People scrambled aimlessly, unsure of what to do in the aftermath of such a brazen and unexpected act. News...

Last month the Boy Scouts of America proposed to end its ancient ban on openly gay scouts but to continue enforcing its ban on gay adults serving as leaders. The proposed policy states that “no youth...

The State Legislature is currently debating consumer information being gathered by online companies and sold to third parties, but if the California Right to Know Act (AB 1291) passes, consumers can soon...

As a lack of fiscal stimulus and the effects of indiscriminant budget cuts slow our economic recovery, the Koch brothers, two of the world’s richest men, seek to purchase eight influential newspapers...