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Sanders wins California, Biden strives ahead

Super Tuesday proved victorious for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Vice President Joe Biden. Biden currently holds the

The coronavirus (COVID-19) affects CVHS students and families as it continues to spread rapidly. Senior Anita Wong’s dad who recently

Since the start of second semester, the option to join Trojan Talks or Trojan Halls has started. With more options

Top California officials and legislators are divided on how to solve the undeniably large housing crisis in the state. The

“Welcome! If you don’t like Sacramento, freeway is this way.” An arrow on the cardboard sign pointed right. This appeared

Our journalism class conducts an annual trip to Sacramento for the CNPA conference in addition to a couple of meetings

Tardies have increased by about 25 percent at CVHS this school year. Although the school and the attendance office is

The Castro Valley School District joined a lawsuit against JUUL Labs with 16 other school districts. The suit claims the

Racist graffiti was found at CVHS on the morning of Jan. 21, the day after Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The AIDS Lifecycle is a fundraiser for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center. School board