Michael Allman was re-elected to the SDUHSD board last month following his previous term from 2020-2024, after competitor Kevin Sabellico conceded from the race on Nov. 21. As a school board trustee, Allman...
Since its opening in 2020, the Holiday Market at Petco Park in Gallagher Square has remained a place for families to enjoy a variety of foods, shopping, live music, light displays and time together during...
A role historically taken on by the Academic Team and more recently the Japanese National Honor Society, working the concession stands provides school-sponsored organizations on campus an opportunity to...
The Hallway of Lights, an annual tradition that transforms the B Building hallway near the ASB room into a festive winter wonderland, welcomed students back to school last week. The lights are on display...
Elsa Goodman, Manager of Social Media
• December 4, 2024
Last month, Donald Trump claimed victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Upon the election, Trump requested his criminal charges be dismissed, but prosecutors favored freezing his trial until after...
From the booths lined miles down the street, to the aroma of the steaming street food, to the hustling people walking up and down the cool downtown streets, the Encinitas Holiday Street Fair unites the...
Joy Ma, Assistant-Editor-in-Chief, Long-form
• November 22, 2024
Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election paved the way for a significant restructuring of federal leadership as his administration begins the process of filling over 4,000 political appointee...
The annual Canned Food Drive, organized by the Associated Student Body, took place from Nov. 8 to 15. Period five classes competed for the most number of cans, with the winner being Cercet-Martinez’s...
The Pacific Highlands Ranch Library opened on Nov. 9, becoming the 37th location in the San Diego Public Library System.
The library is a result of a $28 million project, fully funded by Facility Benefit...
Joy Ma, Assistant-Editor-in-Chief, Long-form
• November 18, 2024
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2927 into law in June, making it the 26th state to require a personal finance course for high school graduation, starting with the 2030-31 graduating...
