Max Branscomb News Today

If J-Schools recruited as hard as hoops, Nicolette Monique Luna would be the nation's No. 1 blue-chip prospect. Her recent run is unprecedented.

Southwestern College student Nicolette Luna has been recognized in her South Bay hometown for making a name for herself in journalism in her teens.  

It's called La Pastorela de Los Fronterizos. It's a radio play directed by Max Branscomb, a journalism professor at Southwestern Community College in Chula Vista, California.

Max Branscomb has been producing the comic Mexican Christmas plays since 1993, but since the pandemic they've been recorded as radio-style dramas.

The dwarf dinosaur statues were first installed in 1959 by a 15-year-old boy.

Also this week, JFEST breaks records, the Old Globe's "Cabaret" extends, Loud Fridge to present St. Croix play and more

Southwestern College newspaper, the Sun, is selected as the college "Newspaper of the Year" for the San Diego region by the Society of Professional Journalists.

Willie Nelson is a consensus favorite. But some readers would like to see artists who have never been nominated, including Jethro Tull, be inducted

Meet Nikki Luna. She's a junior at Bonita Vista High School who's already a decorated journalist with multiple awards and has a leadership role at El Sol,...

Cofounder and producing artistic director Bill Virchis said this year's holiday play will revive the original script from TMM's first Pastorela at the Old Globe in 1991