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A new police chief serves and protects Panthers this semester. Acting Police Chief and Director of Public Safety David “Mike” Mason, who has served as Operations Lieutenant with Chaffey College Police since 2025, was promoted to Police Chief following the departure of Steve Griffin. The Chaffey College Police Department (CCPD) page notes that Mason has... Th
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Welcome to the first episode of The Breeze's Word on The Breeze Podcast with your host, Nizar Masri. Today, Nizar is joined by Jaskirat Sondh, Demoractic Socialist mayoral candidate for Rancho Cucamonga. Together, they talk about Sondh's experience growing up in Rancho Cucamonga and what he hopes to bring to the city as its mayor.
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On Tuesday Sept. 29, the Chaffey College Social Wellness and Behavioral Support (SWBS), in association with P.R.I.S.M. and the Lavender Coalition, hosted a free sound bath for students looking to calm their mind and bodies. A sound bath is deep sound vibrations created by an instrument that is designed to help you relax or aid... The post Midterm Meditation:
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On Oct. 1, Chaffey College’s Rancho Cucamonga campus came alive with festivities during the annual Fall Festival. Students, staff and other faculty joined together in the quad to participate. Activities included face painting, pumpkin decorating and sugar skull — or calaveras — painting. There was also a farmer’s market where attendees could shop for trinket
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Four cameras are currently located at entry points to Chaffey College, raising questions from concerned students, many of whom were unaware of their presence. In recent months, concern has grown over the rapid implementation of Flock cameras nationwide. Flock cameras are AI-powered automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras that track and log any vehicle
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On Thursday, Oct. 1, Chaffey College’s Outreach Department hosted a High School Counselor Breakfast for all the counselors in the district. This event began with breakfast for the counselors while a brief highlight of what the day would entail and a short seminar on academic updates was given. Chaffey spotlighted student success stories from the... The post
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Democratic Socialists have been campaigning in the Inland Empire in an attempt to capture key cities in the heart of San Bernardino County. In Fontana, Joz Sida seeks to become the first mayor in Fontana’s history to ever receive an endorsement from a sitting U.S. senator. In Rancho Cucamonga, Jaskirat Sondh looks to bring DSA... The post Democratic Socialis
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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Student Life Center is hosting different events in celebration. A Bad Bunny karaoke function was held on Sept. 21 and a separate dance workshop on Sept. 22. During the event, students and staff were asked why they think Bad Bunny was chosen. Nazzie Stokes, 21, public health major,... The post Music Connections: Bachat
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The nationally recognized celebration of Hispanic heritage originally began as a singular week. Mexican-American U.S. Representative Edward R. Roybal of Los Angeles championed the original legislation. President Lyndon B. Johnson signed it into law, establishing “Hispanic Heritage Week.” Two decades later, President Ronald Reagan expanded the observation int
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