Growing up comes with more responsibilities, and in high school that often means finding your first job or learning how to budget money. In this episode of The Senior Scoop,...
Brynn Toomasson, Staff Writer
Maya Kornyeyeva, Staff Writer
A wave of early retirement is sweeping the United States. Young investors leave work and go home with their virtual pockets full of money and their accounts positively...
Jordan Dooley, Staff Writer
Due to COVID-19 protocols, the Carlmont swim team competed virtually against Sequoia on Friday, Feb. 26, but will not know the event's outcome for multiple days. Meets...
Noah Braunstein, Staff Writer
Despite a national COVID-19 pandemic for the past year, local youth baseball and softball leagues are saying, "play ball!" Spring traditionally brings sports such as baseball...
Izaan Masud, Staff Writer
Heather Heyer was a Virginia native who grew up in a predominantly white, working-class community. She was a descendant of coal miners. Like many Americans, she was worried...
Oliver Fichte, Staff Writer
We’ve all been cooped up inside for far too long. Quarantine and various stay-at-home orders can be difficult and stressful, but thankfully, there will always be parks to...
Samantha Kosman, Staff Writer
Restaurants, wineries, and breweries have endured many challenges throughout this unprecedented pandemic, leaving them in desperate need of financial support. San Mateo...
Noah Braunstein, Staff Writer
In 2018, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, 44% of high school seniors enrolled in four-year institutions, and 26% immediately enrolled in two-year...
Andrew Tolu and Lindsay Augustine
After COVID-19 forced the San Carlos School District (SCSD) to transition to distance learning last March, the district has brought students back to in-person learning...