Then: President Donald Trump declared emergency because of the outbreak of COVID-19, on March 13, 2020.
Now, close to two years later, the entire world is still severely inhibited by pandemic protocols...
When sophomore Jackson Polus went to the second floor boy’s bathroom during brunch last month and saw 10 guys huddled by the largest stall, he decided he didn’t need to use the restroom anymore.
After...
With summer fast approaching, Californians can count on the heat being a constant. There are many ways to have fun in the sun, but the best way by far is to enjoy a nice cup or cone of ice cream.
Here...
Many AP students found out this year that they had less than four months to decide if they wanted to take the AP test in May.
Before the pandemic, the deadline to sign up and pay was from late January...
The last year has been a series of firsts: first year of worldwide lockdowns, first year of online schooling, first year of not being able to see friends, and first year of a Super Bowl without a packed...
The 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, officially left office on Jan. 20. To recap his presidency, The Californian has put together a timeline of some of the major events that occurred...
When sophomore water polo player Briana Farias heard that the upcoming season was being pushed back yet again, needless to say she was disappointed.
“This would be my first season playing water...
Of the 39.51 million people that call The Golden State home, more than 1 million people have been affected by the highly contagious coronavirus, which has made California the state with the second highest...
Nimisa Panda, Features Editor
• September 30, 2020
When senior Thomas Files signed up to take five AP tests last May, he had no clue what was in store for him. Instead of taking just five tests like he expected, he was forced to take a total of 10 tests...
