JOEY MACKO Editor-in-Chief The death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota ignited a call for accountability and reform for police across the United States. Now, the case against […]
EVELINA ERICKSON Feature Editor COVID-19 struck more than a year ago. In less than a year vaccines for the virus were developed by several major companies. These included Pfizer (two shots), Moderna […]
SOFIA WALLACE Staff Writer After spending more than a month in the red (substantial risk) tier of California’s COVID-19 reopening framework, Santa Barbara county has finally advanced to the orange tier. The […]
SOFIA WALLACE Staff Writer When the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines began in the United States in December of 2020, it was predicted that low-risk teenagers would not receive their vaccinations until at […]
NOELLE CABRERA Staff Writer Starting April 19th, Royals in cohorts A and B will be attending in-person classes together for four days a week. Many factors have led to this decision. One […]
JOEY MACKO Editor-in-Chief On July 30,2020 in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, a United Launch Alliance’s powerful Atlas V rocket took off from Space Launch Complex 41 in Cape Canaveral, Florida. […]
SOFIA WALLACE Staff Writer Around one year ago, most of us were beginning to notice that COVID-19 seemed much more than merely a bad cold. There has been a great change since […]
HEIJH DIAZ Staff Writer Many events have been canceled in the last year due to COVID-19, but the Santa Barbara International Film Festival looks to continue. For the last 35 years, it […]
SOFIA WALLACE Staff Writer It has been predicted by environmental scientists that by the year 2030, the effects of climate change will become irreversible. In order to take on this deadline, every […]
NOELLE CABRERA Staff Writer There is no doubt that January has been an eventful month to start off the New Year. From the insurrection at the Capitol to Joe Biden and Kamala […]
