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PCC Courier
Share: When the heavy doors shut at Fulcrum Arts—a small, unassuming building nestled between a Mexican restaurant and a demolition company—it might feel like being transported to another world. Through thick panes of rounded glass, the view of the city outside is distorted, and high quality insulation keeps the street noise at bay. A speaker plays a strange
PCC Courier
Share: PCC Chief of Police Steven Matchan has resigned amid a lawsuit involving allegations of sexual assault, according to an email sent to PCC faculty on Thursday morning. As the Courier previously reported, Matchan is currently in the middle of a lawsuit, along with the college and other officials, due to allegations of sexual harassment against him from
PCC Courier
Share: Monday, October 5, 2026 4:12 a.m. – A security guard found two homeless people sitting with a dog south of the CA building; they were advised to leave. 10:37 a.m. – A staff member reported that a student left a disturbing comment online. 11:01 a.m. – An officer contacted a homeless person in the L building, and the person was escorted off campus. 1:03
PCC Courier
Share: Lancers women’s soccer bested LA Harbor on Friday in a commanding 10-0 win, moving to 3-0 in conference play. While a season-best 10 goals scored could headline the Lancers victory, it was the joint effort between the Lancers offense and defense that helped them secure their most dominant win of the season. “We’re into conference right now, so every g
PCC Courier
Share: In the midst of their seven game winning streak PCC women’s volleyball welcomed Mt. San Antonio Wednesday evening, quickly outmatching them offensively and defensively, a trend that persisted throughout their sets. The Lancers were led by two strong performances from outside hitter Bobbie Torres and middle blocker Delaney Blied as their combined 32 po
PCC Courier
Share: U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar is just the newest victim of President Donald Trump’s relentless attack against citizens who don’t fit his ideas of what a ‘real American’ looks like. Homeland Security raiding Omar’s home, accusing her of committing immigration fraud and threatening to deport her not only reeks of this administration’s bias against immi
PCC Courier
Share: Nestled in the gorgeous and historic district of South Pasadena, right off the S Pasadena station on the Metro A Line, beneath the leaves of a grove of Camphor trees on Meridian Avenue, is the Sugarmynt Gallery. Located directly behind the house that served as the Myers family home in the opening scenes of the original “Halloween” movie from 1978. Sug
PCC Courier
Share: Imagine you’re at home with your family enjoying dinner. Then, all of a sudden, you look out the window and see 3 blacked-out, tinted Cadillac Escalades pull up on your lawn, and people piling out like a clown car. They break into your house, eat your dinner, then decide that your house is their house now, and you have to either leave, die, or be a sl
PCC Courier
Share: At Donald Trump’s rally in Tennessee, he reiterated his relentless $5,000 promise to Americans. This plan, involving giving money to American adults, depends on citizens voting to keep Congress Republican in the upcoming midterm election. Besides the moral qualms this proposal provokes, questions about the process and his ability to initiate this chec
PCC Courier
Share: The Pasadena City College football team entered Saturday’s conference matchup against Cerritos College looking to build on their recent success. Despite several momentum shifting kickoff returns, the Lancers struggled to keep pace with the Falcons’ explosive offense, falling 38-24 at Robinson Stadium, snapping their five game winning streak. Pasadena
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