Wildfires have been rampant in California recently, forcing many to evacuate their homes, and filling the sky with hazardous smoke, and affecting the air quality. Coaches deciding to have assorted practices,...

It has been well over a year since the pandemic started and it is safe to say that every single person wants to return to a normal life. The COVID-19 vaccine is now becoming accessible for more and more...

46th President Joe Biden has taken a very aggressive approach for his first 100 days of Presidency.  Within hours of his inauguration on January 20, President Biden reversed several actions taken by...

Starting February 1, the local RJUHSD scholarship program will be starting, which will help give seniors the opportunity to earn money for college.  The program in our district offers seniors scholarships...

Since 2005, the Bank of America Student Leaders Program has given over 2,500 students an opportunity to learn about nonprofit organizations and assist with their development.  If a student decides...

In August, the project for renovation of the boiler room started. It is still in its final stages, but it is close to being completed. Principal Robert Hasty answers a few questions regarding this process. “We...

A new ethnics studies course that focuses on teaching students many different cultures from around the world is coming to Oakmont next year. “The intent of the course is to cover a broad reaching...

On October 22, 2020 Poland declared a law that prohibited almost all abortions by causing them to be seen as inhumane, causing an outcry across Poland, ushering thousands to take to the streets in protest.  The...

As of August 13 2020, Taco Bell removed many customer favorites from their menu. This includes  Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes, Triple Layer Nacho, and more.  The comments on Taco Bell’s instagram page...