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Ever since Billy’s arrival at the LA Zoo, anti-zoo activists have been fighting to relocate the Asian elephant to a sanctuary. While they’ve staged numerous protests to advocate their cause,…

Every year, the California Legislature passes hundreds of bills, ranging from technical clarifications of policies to funding proposals that keep the state running. Here are some of the new laws…

On January 16-18, AP Environmental Science students went on a field trip to Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, where sewage is treated to be released into the ocean. For weeks before…

On Friday, January 19, 2018, the United States government shutdown began at midnight, an event that hasn’t happened since 2013. But what caused it to shut down? Government shutdowns are…

Last year, America experienced its first Women’s March, as hundreds of thousands of women and men expressed their opinions and peacefully protested the election of Donald Trump. This year, the…

On January 3rd, excerpts of the book Fire and Fury left media outlets begging for more. On January 4th, Trump’s lawyer Charles Harder took legal action to prevent its release.…

On Saturday, January 13th, an alert was sent to all cell phone users in Hawaii at around 8:10 A.M. The alert read, “BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE…

While we have been enjoying warmer weather on the West Coast, the East Coast has been suffering with extreme cold. This “bomb cyclone” hit in the end of December and…

The display case in Tanya Wilson’s office is simple: an open-faced wooden box, exhibiting the various materials students use on campus to vape. There are vape pens, or e-cigarettes, of…

There is a plethora of activities at La Canada High School, but only a few offer a truly insightful, hands-on experience of one of the most appealing majors–law. The Mock…