Community
-
Community applauds elementary school TK to 2 reopening
View ArticleStory by Adam Kwoh Copy Editor Photos by Sophie Yeung Staff Photographer SPUSD TK to 2 students eagerly stepped through their elementary schools’ gates for the…
-
City Council approves primary permit for Moffatt Street development despite community opposition
View ArticleStory by Zoe SchlaakStaff Writer Photo courtesy of Planet Home LivingContributor The City Council unanimously approved a Hillside Development permit for the Moffatt Street extension project…
-
Charting the future of Biden’s administration and the nation
View ArticleStory by Katharine Florence, Sam Grotenstein, Adam Kwoh, Luyang Zhang, Matthew Tsai, & Cat FloresStaff Writer, Associate Opinion Editor, Copy Editors, Print Managing Editor, &…
-
TK through second graders set to return to campus in hybrid model on Feb. 18
View ArticleStory by Georgia Parsons Feature Associate Editor Photo courtesy of Abigail Silver Contributor The School Board unanimously approved the return of in-person instruction for grades TK to…
-
SPHS data highlights racial inequities
View ArticleStory by Sofia Alva News Associate Editor Photo by Ella Jayasekera Photography Editor Graphics by Charlotte Cohen Associate Design Editor The district’s annual School Plan for Student Achievement…
-
The Anti-Racism Committee fights for local change
View ArticleStory by Haelee Kim Staff Writer Photo by Will Hoadley-Brill Contributor Since its inception, the South Pasadena Anti-Racism Committee (ARC) has dedicated itself to dismantling…
-
State restrictions postpone SPUSD TK-2 reopening
View ArticleStory by Katie Hohman Staff Writer Photo courtesy of Abigail Silver Contributor The district has delayed its grades TK-2 return plan indefinitely after state officials released…
-
Vaccine distribution brings hope, frustration
View ArticleStory by Zoe Schlaak Staff Writer Illustration by Alicia Zhang Staff Illustrator Photos courtesy of Anne Michels M.D., Jose Cervantes M.D., Josh Albrektson M.D., & Jehni Robinson M.D. Contributors Community…
-
City Council passes permanent eviction protection ordinance after months of prolonged moratorium
View ArticleStory by Zoe SchlaakStaff Writer Photo by Noah KuhnNews Editor The City Council unanimously approved a permanent renters protection ordinance that requires landlords to obtain a permit…
-
APUSH students aid people experiencing homelessness through annual sock drive
View ArticleStory by Quinn Manzo Staff Writer Graphic by Daniel Lin Contributor The annual SPHS student-run sock drive and fundraiser for people experiencing homelessness began on Tuesday, Jan.…
-
2020: A year in review
View ArticleStory, Photos, & Illustrations by Tiger Staff 2020 has been an unprecedented year. At this point that phrase is an annoying cliche, but with 12…
-
Holiday donation drive for those facing homelessness rendered a success
View ArticleStory by Eddie ZhouStaff Writer Photos by Sophie YeungStaff Photographer Black Lives Matter South Pasadena, Care First, and the Anti-Racism Committee distributed cold weather gear and…
-
City Council extends eviction moratorium four months amidst public misunderstanding
View ArticleStory by Zoe Schlaak Staff Writer The South Pasadena City Council further extended its eviction moratorium, which prevents renters from eviction due to substantial remodel…
-
Activist groups seek donations for holiday drive to support unsheltered neighbors
View ArticleStory by Eddie Zhou Staff Writer Graphic by Grace Dennis Contributor Care First South Pasadena, Black Lives Matter South Pasadena, and the Anti-Racism Committee of South…
-
Calculus for a Cause goes virtual, raises money for mental health resources
View ArticleStory by Quinn Manzo Staff Writer Photo courtesy of Calculus for a Cause Contributor SPHS’ Calculus For a Cause team hosted their biannual fundraiser virtually on…