Happy Holidays: Christmas Harmonies by Tegan, 7th grade Buddy the Elf once said, “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” As the holiday season approaches, […]
Young Observers: Christmas Theme
Opinion: At Home with the Homeless: “Better the Devil you know than the Devil you don’t know.”
What a Hell of a way to mark the second anniversary of this column, with the re-election of Donald Trump by 51 percent of American citizens who voted. That is not reflective […]
Young Observer: National Observance
National Observance: World Computer Literacy Day – December 2nd by Mateo, 11th grade As innovative technology continues to develop and expand its reach throughout the world, it is gradually becoming more and […]
Young Observer: Brown v. Board of Education
Legal Insights: Brown v. Board of Education by Kate, 8th grade Racial segregation in schools is considered unequal and unconstitutional today. However, this was not the case before May 17th, 1954, when […]
Local Water Issues
New Documents on OC North Basin Water Contamination can be read in full by visiting (https://www.envirostor.dtsc.ca.gov/public/profile_report.asp?global_id=60002058). The Orange County North Basin plume of toxins is located in northern Orange County, California, and […]
New education laws for California Schools
During each 2-year California state legislature cycle, elected officials introduce bills, examine their merits in committees, and either send them to the governor for signing into law or they expire for that […]
Healthy Awareness: Appreciation and Love
I grew up in a family with high expectations of us. There was no praise, reward, or appreciation for achieving what was expected of us as kids. Perhaps it was a generational era where being […]
Balance and Change: How to be Grateful
This is the season to give thanks. Sometimes life can feel overwhelming and there is nothing to give thanks for. That is totally understandable. If you are having financial issues, relationship struggles, […]
Preparedness in Action: Wayne’s Story
In 2018, a brush fire erupted in Chino Hills, consuming two houses and threatening the next-door neighbor’s property. Wayne Chien’s home was directly in the path of the fire. With the […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: Early December 2024
In The Pokey, Mon Oh, never mind, all the commotion turned out to be 200 plus Pokémon Go players scavenging all over our downtown at about 10:30 on a Saturday morning. The […]
