Online resources:
UCLA has compiled a list of resources
You can also use Google search term such as SAS learning filetype:pdf to look for tutorials. For instance, I found this great list made by Stojanovic.
SAS User Group International (SUGI) also posts conference proceedings online. Each paper addresses a particular topic in various degree of complexity. Most of them are structured as a mini tutorial, which is user friendly. (Tip: the site requires a search term, if you're not sure, just leave it empty and click the search button.)
SAS also put a lot of manuals online. For instance, if you Google search proc reg filetype:pdf, you'll find the manual hosted at support.sas.com. You can get a good understanding on handy procedures such as proc sql and ods (Ooutput Delivery System) this way.
Book:
Even online resources are everywhere, there are a couple SAS books that I still read all the time. First, if money allows, I'd suggest get a few titles by Cody. Among which, I'd suggest strongly Learning SAS by Example (Here is an excerpt), Applied Statistics and the SAS Programming Language, and perhaps Cody's Data Cleaning Techniques Using SAS, but this last one is not essential at the early stage.
Another classic you should check out is the The Little SAS Book. It covers a lot of basics, and I'd recommend paring this with Learning SAS by Example; that way you should be able to tackle most of the basic stuff.