November stories

By: Mt Chu

A biology teacher in Arizona shares her experiences with what’s it like to be a teacher during a pandemic.

By: Priscilla Rodriguez

Online School can have its perks, but for some students like Cristina Solis, it has become mentally draining and is only making her mental health worse.

By: Gina Pedroza

As Amy Coney Barrett is sworn into the supreme court, minorities are left with anxiety and wonder of what's to come in the future of human rights.

By: Alysiana Perez

I was curious on how doctors are going through this pandemic mentally and physically. Specifically nurses because they’re the closest to the virus.

By: Jared Valencia

What happens when thousands of acres of land is burned to the ground? In this story you will find the answer to that question and much more information about Wildfires.

By: Lizbeth Murillo Sandoval

What are you willing to do to help better our environment? Would you switch to an electric car?

By: Ashlin Moreno

My mother experienced racism for the first time in a public place.

By: Estelito Meneses

As a kid, I thought about becoming a person that makes electronic items like phones or games, but my parents had other plans.

By: Eric Michua

A beautiful state, California was once on the top places to go on vacation, but slowly over the years it is nowhere near the top anymore.