Students protest Trump administration in a “Day Without Immigrants”
Two FVHS students explained why they decided to participate in the nation-wide walkout and it what it means to them.
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Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
What to know about Senate District 36’s special election
Four candidates are set to battle over the vacant State Senate seat in the ballot boxes. Here’s what you need to know.
HBUHSD issues warning about scam emails impersonating staff and students
The emails promise job opportunities, but soon become fraudulent check scams where students may lose their money and information.
Serving sustainability — the cafeteria’s secret recipe for zero waste
Tons of leftover food in the cafeteria? Never heard of it! Learn more about how the staff manage to have almost no leftovers.
University of California Students sue Board of Regents over race-based admissions allegations
A suit filed against the Board argues a rising unfair advantage for non-Asian applicants.
FVHS’ Model United Nations receives recognition at Surf City conference
Seven students won awards at the prestigious advanced conference hosted by Huntington Beach High School.
Six new California propositions
Following election results in November, six propositions were passed and are set to go into effect this year.
How will Trump’s administration impact U.S environmental policy?
With the former president returning to office this past month, find out what this means for climate change policy in the United States.
Lawsuits between Governor Gavin Newsom and Huntington Beach over the past five years
Here are some timelines detailing the series of lawsuits Governor Gavin Newsom and the Huntington beach have traded over five years.
Previewing five new California bills
Here is a list explaining some of the notable bills signed into law in 2024 by Governor Gavin Newsom.