Colorism, also known as light-skin bias, is a form of prejudice that discriminates against people of a darker complexion, which has become more prominent in schools and workplaces worldwide.  Colorism...

Students with ethnic names have been forced to change their names to assimilate into American culture by anglicizing them, or making them more English-sounding. Many students feel the need to alter...

Since the first Women’s History Month in 1987, this month-long observance to highlight the achievements of women has inspired women and girls across the country to support and uplift each other at community...

The U.S. Department of Education sent a letter to all federally funded K-12 schools and universities across the nation on Friday, Feb. 14, instructing them to ban Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)...

Hundreds of volunteers across Santa Clara County gathered to count the unhoused population in Sunnyvale and provide them with support and food.  Sunnyvale’s point-in-time homeless count took place...

Immigrant families celebrate the holiday season by blending cultural traditions and American customs, reflecting the diverse heritage of the Bay Area. Despite living in America, immigrant families often...

A San Mateo County woman robbed and kidnapped a man she met through Facebook on their first date on Oct. 17. Thirty-one-year-old Luciana Romano had arranged to meet her date on Hillsdale Boulevard after...

National Suicide Prevention Month in September has inspired change throughout the community, from Carlmont High School to San Mateo County. Multiple organizations, including the Carlmont Students Offering...