Georgia passes “Heartbeat” Bill
By: Nina Kanani | Writer May 10, 2019 On Tuesday May 7, Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp, signed legislation that bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected; this can occur as early as six […]
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In honor of our fallen mayor, Steven Swartz
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer May 10, 2019 In the midst of his first term on the City Council, San Clemente Mayor Steven Swartz died Wednesday, May 8th at age 71. Appointed as mayor in […]
Trump’s war with House Democrats continues as he undermines their subpoenas
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer May 3, 2019 President Donald Trump, along with his three eldest children and his private company, filed a lawsuit against Capital One and Deutsche banks on Monday, April 29 , […]
$4 Gasoline: A new reality in California
April 26, 2019 By: Nina Kanani | Writer The trend of relatively low gas prices has come to an end. This week, everyone has noticed the major rise in gas prices, thanks to a limited […]
New building plans in San Clemente
By: Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor April 25, 2019 Earlier this year, developers announced the construction of new buildings in San Clemente, including the popular burger franchise In-N-Out and beloved fast-food establishment, Chick-fil-A, along with […]
Measles Outbreak Across the Country
By: Carli Lawrence | Writer April 18th, 2019 A measles outbreak is spreading across the country rapidly. As of April 17, the Department of Health and Human Services in Michigan have confirmed a total of […]
Sanctuary cities welcome immigrants with open arms
Sanctuary cities are welcoming immigrants with open arms (Southern Poverty Law Center). By: Abigail Calandra | Writer April 18, 2019 Since the 2016 election, immigration has declined, yet it remains one of the most polarized […]
Debate raised over the legality of forced vaccinations
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor April 12, 2019 An ongoing measles outbreak in New York caused the city’s mayor to declare a public health emergency last Tuesday. Along with the declaration, the government issued […]
Solar for SCHS: How CUSD students made it happen
By Reid Corley | Writer/Multimedia April 12, 2019 Spring break is a joyous time of year for high school students throughout the country; they get a full week of school off, and finally get their […]
First image taken of Einstein’s theory: The black hole
By: Nina Kanani | Writer April 12, 2019 On April 10, Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) revealed the first ever photograph of a black hole. For years, black holes have remained a mystery which many artists […]