It’s a beautiful Sunday morning, and you just woke up. Normally, you would take your time getting ready and have a proper start to the one day a week you have to yourself. But no, not this Sunday. This...

Every year, people all across the Bay Area gather to celebrate the Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival. In this celebration of Japanese American culture and heritage, individuals explore Japantown,...

Recent U.S. involvement in the Middle East has sparked diverse opinions and perspectives at Carlmont as well as across the country.  Starting in February 2026, the U.S., along with Israel, attacked...

*Updated Feb. 14, 2026 An electrical issue in Carlmont's U-wing prompted a brief campus evacuation and led to the closure of the U-wing and T-wing on Feb. 13.  The issue became apparent during second...

Gagna Nadella’s youngest son, at almost 2 years old, couldn’t eat solids or speak. As both a physician and a mother, she quickly became concerned. So, desperate for answers, she reached out to a social...

Hundreds of students from across the San Mateo area walked out of school on Jan. 30, converging at Central Park to protest the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).  Though the...

The Supreme Court’s recent declinations of an appeal turned down an opportunity to challenge the national legalization of same-sex marriage.  Kim Davis, the former clerk of Rowan County in Kentucky,...

The American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) has kicked off another season of its Everyone Plays in our Community (EPIC) program in Redwood City, designed for children and adults with intellectual or...

The Belmont Library's Tai Chi classes are offered weekly and have many regular participants. This event is part of their 55+ friendly category of activities. “The Belmont Library offers Tai Chi as part...