Written by Tasia Lundberg (News Writer) The pandemic has spread. Schools are being shut down, and classes have become digital. “Social Distancing” is the new norm. Covid-19, also known as the coronavirus has completely taken over people’s lives. The county decided the best way to prevent the spread of the outbreak was to shut down … More Corona Lockdown Sweeps Santa Cruz County, SLV Campuses
Written by Beckett Glass (News Writer) Measure S passed with 55.12%, and SLVUSD will now receive $75,000,000 dollars in bonds. The bonds will be used for infrastructure upgrades, including: Parking Lot expansion and installation of solar panels for energy efficiency and air conditioning in every school (SLVUSD). Sophomore Jack McCork commented about Measure S: “I … More Measure S Passes with 55.12%; SLVUSD to Use $75 Million Dollars for Repairs and Improvements
Written by Beckett Glass (News Writer) The ambulance races up the streets that have been deserted for weeks because of residents in self-isolation, the ambulance comes to an immediate stop in front of a house that belongs to an elderly man. Unfortunately, he had begun exhibiting severe symptoms of COVID-19 and needed to be hospitalized … More Families First Coronavirus Response Act Proposal Passes in the House, becomes law
Written by Pablo Reid (News Writer) “How did it spread so quickly, if we knew about it for months?”, asks junior Alex Castro. The coronavirus, a new disease for which there is no known cure, has spread rapidly throughout the world since it began in Wuhan, China. In the United States, it has forced schools … More The Measures Taken so Far Against Coronavirus
Written by Ryan Hodge and Carter Cox (Sports Writers) Coming down to the last twelve games before the playoffs, the hockey teams were fighting to try to get a spot into the playoffs and with fans nervous and excited for the end of the season it was going to be guaranteed a good end of … More What the NHL is Doing Due to COVID-19
Written by Ryan Hodge and Carter Cox (Sports Writers) On March 19, 2020 the NBA, MLS, and NHL suspended their games because during that day a basketball player named Rudy Gobert was officially tested positive for having the coronavirus. The day after the MLB followed their lead and decided to postpone their regular season games … More How the MLB is Dealing with COVID-19
Written by Carlton Gilbert (Sport Writer) Since the ending of Super Bowl LIV, the National Football League has been focused on free agency and the upcoming NFL draft. These are two ways teams can get better before the upcoming season. A strong showing in free agency along with the draft can take a team to … More What is Happening With the NFL Free Agency
Written by Sequoia Loya (Sports Writer) The first coronavirus case was reported in Wuhan, China in December 2019. The virus continued to spread throughout the world, infecting hundreds of thousands of people. According to ABC News, Vince Carter was planning to retire at the end of the season but with the season canceled due to … More How the NBA is Dealing with COVID-19
Written by Sierra Mattair (Features Writer) It’s hard for people to be stuck inside their houses with nothing to do. Not being able to go out to eat at your favorite restaurants is especially hard. However, you can make the most of your “shelter-in-place” by making delicious food. Not only does it keep you busy, … More Yummy Food to Consider Making While Stuck at Home
Written by Braidan Lewis (Features Writer) This Coronavirus outbreak has turned bad for many sports fans who were anticipating the sporting world heading into the spring and summer. For starters, the NBA and NHL were heading into the end of their respective seasons and into the playoffs. Personally for me, and many other NBA fans, … More What you can Watch if You’re in Need of Sports
Written by Jersey Collins (Features Writer) We all know about the Coronavirus or COVID-19… Well, it’s stopping everybody from being able to go to school, go to work, play sports, go outside, and just simply hang out with people. Now, all the students within multiple California Counties have to do online schooling at home and … More Some Ideas to Help you Stay Busy During the Shelter-in-Place
Written by Micah Jewell (Features Writer) These last few weeks have been some of the most hectic times, not just for hospitals, but also for all grocery stores. For some people that means driving almost 100 miles to try and buy the last roll of toilet paper or hand sanitizer left. All of a sudden, … More Grocery Stores are Being Hit by Americans Panic Buying
