Better off without the Buzz? An honest review
Jenna Forss | Editor of Arts & Entertainment December 6, 2023 The normal scatter of cars in the parking lot off of Camino De Los Mares consisting of a mishmash of stores, restaurants, and the […]
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Bioluminescent waves return to the south coast
Taylor Van Dijk | Writer November 28, 2023 With a glowing, blue hue emitting from the ocean as the waves crash on the shore and surfers glide their boards through the water, the occurrence of […]
California’s “Skittles Ban”: will Skittles be banned in California?
Sophia Yeskulsky| Writer October 19, 2023 As of October 7th, 2023, California Governor Gavin Newsom passed Assembly Bill (AB) 418 that aimed to ban the dangerous and toxic chemicals in America’s food supply. The governor […]
Greta Thunberg arrested in London
Chloe Gerhard | Writer October 19, 2023 On Tuesday, October 17th, the widely known climate change activist Greta Thunberg was arrested along with 26 others while protesting against the oil and gas industry outside the […]
Understanding law 230: Its implications for social media and the broad danger it poses
Tyler Pearce | Head Editor Oct 12, 2023 In the rapidly developing digital landscape of our era, the recent legislation, “Law 230 of the Communications Decency Act,” has swiftly dominated online conversations in concern for […]
California State University tuition set to increase 6% yearly
Claire Pham | News Editor October 19th, 2023 On September 13th, 2023, trustees from the largest public university system in the US, the California State Universities, met in Long Beach and voted to increase student […]
Good environmental news from 2023
Eden Havel | Head Editor & Newsroom Manager 15 October 2023 As our world becomes increasingly environmentally conscious, global awareness of the impacts of human activities can contribute to many anxieties regarding the future. However, […]
Writer’s Strike is officially over
Claire Pham | News Editor September 28, 2023 After l46 long days, the nearly 11,500 screenwriters on strike can now rest. At midnight on May 2, 2023, the Writer’s Strike began with 99% of […]
Looming government shutdown
Jenna Forss | Arts & Entertainment Editor September 28, 2023 By the Sunday following this article’s release, there is a high probability of a government shutdown. Before your mind flies to a Purge-like society, crawling […]
The debate over parental notification and the future of student identity
Tyler Pearce | Head Editor Sep 21, 2023 With the commencement of the academic year, the Capistrano Unified School District is confronted by an evolving debate around the “parental notification policy.” The policy, if passed, […]