As the summer season and the end of the school year approach, local businesses must adapt to seasonal trends. Carlmont junior Max Wallow works at the United Studios of Self Defense (USSD) karate dojo...

Meta Platforms Inc. recently revealed its Model Capability Initiative (MCI), which will record the keystrokes, clicks, and mouse movements of employees on work computers to train its agentic artificial...

The American Civil Liberties Union indicates that over 500 anti-LGBTQ+ bills have been introduced or voted on in 2026 alone. Yet, compared to a few years ago, it is unlikely that most people are aware...

The California state government recently approved $59.6 million in grants for the California Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) to distribute toward biodiversity preservation and expanding public access...

The Sequoia Union High School District Board (SUHSD) of Trustees unanimously agreed to close the Technology, Innovation, Design, and Engineering (TIDE) Academy, leaving its students scrambling for next...

On Friday, Jan. 30, Carlmont students walked out of school in a protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in solidarity with nearby schools. Students met after lunch in front of...

Local organizers held a "No War on Venezuela" protest in Redwood City last weekend to raise awareness and express dissent toward President Donald Trump’s aggressive policy toward Venezuela, one among...

After KitKat, a beloved cat from San Francisco, died after being run over by a Waymo car in late October, local politicians, advocates, and residents spoke out against the spread of self-driving vehicles. KitKat,...

Technology has played a key role in the increase in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity since the inauguration of President Donald Trump. Technology companies provide cloud infrastructure,...

Logan Vieira Martinez was going to play lacrosse in college. He wanted to become a Marine. Then, he was diagnosed with an incurable brain disorder, and his trajectory changed. Following family tradition,...

U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer ruled last week that it was illegal for President Donald Trump to unleash the National Guard on Los Angeles anti-deportation protestors. In June, when immigration...

Anybody who has been on social media in the past year has likely interacted with what many people call artificial intelligence (AI) slop, and some are beginning to consider the deeper implications of widespread...

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival recently held its 24th year of performances, sparking discussions on its role in the music and fashion industries, its influence on popular culture, and its...

The Museum of Failure, expected to launch in Fisherman's Wharf on Mar. 21, has failed to open amidst an international legal conflict. The museum features over 150 exhibits showcasing unsuccessful products...

Sabrina Carpenter’s return to "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) in its most recent season has furthered her steady rise in popularity ahead of the recently announced 2025 leg of her “Short n’ Sweet”...

Generation Z has a problem. Despite renown — and disparagement — for our unique progressivism and activist involvement, this generation is way less politically engaged and progressive than people...

Literary publishing has practically always existed. However, in the 21st century, young writers are able to enter the field in ways they previously couldn’t, with lower barriers to entry and more guardrails. “I...

For fans of feel-good comedies, the return of "The Sex Lives of College Girls" on Max was exciting. In the show, created by Mindy Kaling, four roommates at the fictional Essex College navigate their lives,...

Thousands of people showed up to support their community and raise money for charity at the 20th annual Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot. Taking place in downtown San Jose, the Turkey Trot...

Ninety-two members of the Las Lomitas Education Association (LLEA), along with numerous community members, picketed for three days in response to difficulties resolving pay negotiations with the Las Lomitas...

A subset supporting vice presidential candidate JD Vance has emerged in the Bay Area due to his positions on the economy, gender, and immigration, and his personality. Vance has been described as a...