Political Turmoil in Peru
MOSES LOPEZ (Copy Editor) As of Wednesday, Dec. 7, Dina Bolurate is the first woman president of Peru, replacing Pedro
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Protests in China Move Government to Drop Restrictions
JULIANNA TAPIA (Editor-in-Chief) On Nov. 25, Chinese citizens began protests against the harsh COVID regulations, such as total lockdowns and
Continue readingHawaii’s Mauna Loa Volcano Erupts
ANDREA HOLLAND (News Editor) Recently, the Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii sparked a quick-moving volcanic eruption after nearly four decades
Continue readingSupreme Court Rules Dress Codes Unconstitutional
JULIANNA TAPIA (Editor in Chief) Recently, there has been controversy surrounding school dress codes. Many schools have begun lifting the
Continue readingQueen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Passes Away at 96
MARCUS PARTIDA (Editor in Chief) Queen Elizabeth II passed away Thursday in her sleep at the age of 96. She
Continue readingThe City of Los Angeles Stands with Ukraine
AMANDA LWIN (Staff Writer) On March 8, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a resolution to condemn Russian President
Continue readingBill Proposed Promoting Mental Health Hotline
MOSES LOPEZ (Copy Editor) California Rep. Tony Cardena recently proposed a bill to help fund the creation of new 988
Continue readingCAASPP Exam Returns
EMILEE LIEN (Staff Writer) Juniors and seniors recently finished taking the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) on
Continue readingAUSD Athletics Update
SOPHIA HUA (Editor in Chief), XINYU HUANG (Sports Editor) Ever since the 2020-2021 school year started, sports on all Alhambra
Continue readingL.A. Schools Eligible for Reopening
SABRINA TANG (News Editor) Middle and high schools throughout Los Angeles are now eligible to return to in-person learning, according
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