The San Carlos Earth Day event on Laurel Street drew crowds on April 19, as attendees explored booths from sustainability groups, public safety officials, and local agencies promoting environmental action,...

Allegations of sexual abuse against labor and civil rights leader Cesar Chavez have sparked nationwide renamings of public institutions, removal of monuments, and cancellations of annual celebrations honoring...

The proposed Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act recently stalled in the Senate after passing in the House of Representatives, as many lawmakers continue to debate the necessity and potential...

Carlmont juniors and water polo players Asteris Ling and Chloe Ken pose with athletic director Patrick Smith and Administrative Vice Principal Grant Steunenberg in front of the pool.

The "No Kings Act," also known as Senate Bill (SB) 747, passed in a 30-10 vote in California’s state Senate to make a first-of-its-kind legislation, aimed at holding federal officers accountable. Specifically...

Dozens of new traffic and vehicle-related laws have taken effect with the new year, including changes to how DUI-related restrictions are handled, how courts and local governments assess fines and fees,...

The office and its power Three sheriffs, three scandals. From illegal brothels with human trafficking stings to Batmobiles to personal misuse of public funds, the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office...

In an environment constantly trying to evolve and eager to advertise its progressiveness and political correctness, Hollywood has spent the better part of the last decade promoting the message that eating...

Every year, the San Francisco 49ers walk into the National Football League (NFL) season as one of the most talented teams in the league. On paper, they are a juggernaut, loaded with all-star talent on...

As race and diversity became a central pillar of controversy and for discussion in 2020, California passed the Racial Justice Act (RJA). Heralded as a groundbreaking measure that promoted a stronger system...

Mass layoffs, corporate and startup exodus, and the stunt of technological innovation in Silicon Valley have been leading to its sharp decline in recent years. At the start of the century, Silicon Valley...

Shortly after white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel chimney, the world met a new leader: Pope Leo XIV. An American cardinal with a left-leaning vision, Leo, or Robert Francis Prevost, signals not...

A fire truck, ambulance, and several police cars made their way to Carlmont shortly after 9:30 a.m. following a medical emergency on campus yesterday morning. Each respective vehicle had its sirens on. Shortly...

*Updated March 18, 2025 Kyle Harrison, the 25-year-old street racer who was responsible for the 2022 death of a San Carlos couple, has died in jail. He died whilst in custody at the Maple Street Correctional...

Every year, Girl Scouts and consumers alike eagerly await the arrival of cookie season. A time-honored tradition that has lasted since 1917 involves young girls around the country selling several different...

A small jets sit outside of the main building of San Carlos Airport (SQL). Many of the flights at SQL are general aviation, while others use jets for commercial purposes.

Birth rates in California are drastically plunging. Infertility caused by poor diet and stress-related factors, coupled with decisions to have children later, is causing a sharp decline in birth rates. For...

The American government is not one dominated by monarchy … or is it? Political dynasties rule the American government behind the scenes at a rate more hidden and buried than is made public.  Since...

As the election nears with more momentum and anticipation than ever, politicians on all levels—local, state, and federal—are displaying their dishonesty and disingenuousness in attempts to sweep more...