In the last episode of this three-part series and the last episode of this podcast, Lindsay, Andrew, and Carolina reflect on what they've learned in senior year. Between college and senioritis, it was...

In the second installment of this three-episode series, Lindsay, Andrew, and Carolina reflect on the results of their college applications (we know you're all curious after our teasers in the first part!). They...

In the first episode of this three-part series, Lindsay, Andrew, and Carolina discuss what their application to college was like - advice great for any juniors! Applying to college certainly wasn't...

Carolina, Andrew, and Lindsay share their thoughts on personal style: the journey, the self-care, and the horrible mishaps. They give advice on how to be confident and be yourself while sharing the way...

In their second episode, Carolina, Andrew, and Lindsay speak about how they met (and all the embarrassment that occurred during those formative and always humiliating middle school years). Despite interruptions...

In this first episode, co-hosts Carolina Cuadros, Andrew Tolu, and Lindsay Augustine reflect on their favorite brunch moments from the past - including how their first brunch came to fruition. Join...

As local news sources are declining in number, it has become more important than ever before to support local sources.

Schools in California are chronically underfunded. As of the 2016 -17 school year, California’s yearly amount spent per student was $2,410 below the national average once adjusted for the cost of...

Americans consistently let reprehensible behavior for their own party's politicians slide. This needs to stop.

Nearly all public schools across the country require daily patriotic exercises, including the schools in California. However, California law does not specify what that patriotic exercise must entail,...

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...

A new Mississippi court case threatens to unravel some protections provided to women by Roe v. Wade, a landmark decision in the abortion rights debate. The Mississippi state legislature passed a...

The San Mateo County’s Board of Supervisors recently approved a new Juvenile Justice Realignment Plan to carry out Senate Bill 823, Juvenile Justice Realignment: Office of Youth and Community Restoration. The...

In a controversial decision, the governor of Texas ordered the abolishment of the statewide mask mandate and allowed all businesses to be open at full capacity. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s revocation...

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 last Monday for the first time...

Over 165 million tax returns were filed in 2020, and VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance), a volunteer-run program that assists people with the preparation of their tax returns, is seeking to help...

There is an undeniable difference in performance on standardized tests and other academic achievements in the United States that correlates to student background - race, wealth, and socioeconomic class. This...

With the holiday season already underway and the pandemic in full swing, charities have had to massively increase their capacity to serve their communities due to the influx of people requiring their services. Experts from...

As museums around the country are in danger of closing their doors due to a lack of funding, Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos is holding a virtual gala in an attempt to raise desperately needed...