Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
Nuclear fusion breakthrough has produced a net energy gain at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) in Lawrence, California. This serves as a breakthrough for a large source of energy that can potentially be clean.
Ranging from hate crimes to holidays, here are five new laws in California that have become effective as of January 1, 2023.
FVHS teachers rewind the bell schedule process and select a new modified schedule for second semester.
A proposal to make girls flag football a CIF sport could introduce more opportunities to FVHS students.
Several opposing voices to the Biden-Harris administration’s student loan forgiveness plan have prevented its implementation.
University of California and its academic workers continue contract negotiations which accelerated following a four-week strike.
The current pool is an ongoing frustration to the athletes, as many try to find ways to adjust to the disadvantages.
FVHS must provide free menstrual products for its students starting this school year, which has not happened yet.
Compost collection through Californians’ green waste bins may reduce the environmental harm of landfills.
Over the last year and a half, the teachers’ union and HBUHSD have gone through several attempts to agree on a new contract for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years. With the release of their first tentative agreement on Nov. 3, the process to this contract has had many steps.