The sound of chanting, the beating of drums, and the honk of car horns filled the air as a flock of San Marcos students poured out onto Turnpike and Hollister on Thursday, March 9th. At the beginning of...

Following outrage over President Trump’s immigration policy and “crack down” on undocumented immigrants, thousands in Santa Barbara as well as  nationally have started conducting protests. One of...

Would you pay more for your coffee? Tensions between the U.S. and its trade partners could make you do just that. Recent threats from government officials around the world have brought conversations about...

Throughout the last four years, the prospect of a potential nationwide Tik Tok ban has haunted its 170 million users across the United States. Tik Tok, the most downloaded mobile app globally, first arose...

23,713 acres. 5,000 structures estimated, destroyed, or damaged. 113 crews. 50 mile an hour winds. 31% containment. Yet the Palisades fire keeps burning, and it is not the only one. On January 7th,...

What is the spirit of entrepreneurship? Is it a drive to create change? To imagine something new? To help others? Whatever the spirit of entrepreneurship is, a local economic empowerment group, Women’s...

On November 19th, Superintendent Hilda Maldonado and school board member Gabe Escobedo joined Newsom, health experts, state labor leaders, lawmakers, and representatives from Common Sense Media. The district’s...

Gen Z, the current generation of young adults, has constantly been in the spotlight as they navigate their societal position, from starting social movements to influencing trends. For many members of Gen...

From upcoming holiday festivities like Halloween and Día de los Muertos to dodgeball tournaments, our San Marcos ASB has been working hard to actively increase the variety and number of activities available...