Zoning laws are overly restrictive and should be changed
According to a 2018 “point-in-time” United States Department of Housing and Urban Development count, there were 31,240 homeless people in
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Author: Derek Neyer
Camp Fire impact reaches CVHS
In just over two weeks, the Camp Fire in Butte County burned over 150,000 acres and almost 20,000 structures, causing
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Ryken refines razor-sharp skills
Confusion reigns in the pool as the opposing team thinks they have scored a goal. The players begin swimming back
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Berkeley defeats Trojans 21-13
The Berkeley Yellow Jackets handed the CVHS Trojans a loss in varsity boys water polo on Oct. 2. Berkeley scored
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SCOTUS union decision affects teachers at CVHS
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled in June that government labor unions cannot force their members to
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Students hold candlelight vigil
Recent shootings and threats have left students anxious and uncomfortable at school, though some students are trying to change that.
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Trojans take down Encinal Jets
The birdies whizzed by, lightning quick as the CVHS badminton team played Encinal High School on March 20. The Trojans
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Drink from a cup, not a straw, to help planet
Last time you went to a restaurant, chances are your drink came with a straw. Did you ask for it?
Read moreBlack History recognition week
The Black Student Union (BSU) used its week of the new SOSPOP program to celebrate black history and recognize it.
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Teachers trek to district office seeking healthcare increase
Over 100 teachers from Castro Valley schools gathered at a school board meeting on Feb. 8 to ask for a
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