Whether it be a quick bite before school or a midday snack after a tiresome day, numerous students have paid a visit to the Carlmont Shopping Center within the past month after returning to in-person learning. The stores around and at the local shopping center have recently experienced rapid growth...
Ashes engulfed the sky as day quickly turned to night. What was once a popular tourist destination, filled with business and people, is now in a state of turmoil. On Aug. 14, what started as a small fire quickly surged in size as high winds caused flames to spread through the El Dorado, Alpine,...
Walking into Yulia's Skin Care in the heart of San Carlos, one feels the welcoming atmosphere elicited through the lavender walls ornamented with photos of orchids. Customers are warmly welcomed by Julia Yarovoy, the business owner and esthetician of the small business. "When you step inside, although...
“Would you like to be my sugar baby $700 weekly allowance for you?” a Carlmont senior read from her Instagram direct messages. “You interested in the offer dear?” There is no concrete definition for a “sugar baby” and “sugar daddy” relationship. “Sugar babying” is commonly seen...
Across the country, the debate surrounding abortion — one of life and liberty — continues to put a strain on the American courts with a Texas law restricting abortions in the state. The Texas Heartbeat Act was passed in May of 2021 and went into effect on Sept. 1. The law stipulates...
In 1906, San Francisco established the first Japantown. As Japanese immigration peaked in the early 1900s, Japanese communities began to blossom all over the United States of America. Yet today, only three Japantowns remain: San Francisco’s, San Jose’s, and Los Angeles’. Japanese Americans were...
Efforts to control the population of geese are underway in the Redwood Shores area as they threaten the cleanliness of the community's facilities and the native wildlife that inhabit the area. The San Francisco Bay Area, which encompasses Redwood City, Foster City, San Mateo, and Belmont, has been...
The United States declared war on Afghanistan the October after the Sept. 11 attacks in New York. Now, 20 years later, the United States has officially withdrawn all personnel and American troops out of Afghanistan as of Aug. 30, 2021. "Tonight’s withdrawal signifies both the end of the military...
