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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

President Donald Trump said he plans to end birthright citizenship for children whose parents aren’t legal citizens with an executive

As a part of Bay Area United Against Hate Week, a poetry showcase with appearances by students from schools across

CVHS introduced Trojan Time as an attempt to bring the students and faculty together. The administration launched a new part

CVHS will soon offer Mandarin classes in addition to its other languages, beginning in 2019. Gigi MacLeod, Spanish teacher and

It’s Nov. 6, or the last day to submit ballots for the 2018 midterm elections, and large groups of people

Student activities director Michael Kentris is organizing a donation drive for victims of the Camp Fire. The donation drive takes

CVHS is taking precautions against poor air quality in Castro Valley as a result of recent wildfires, Principal Blaine Torpey

The midterm elections on Nov. 6 resulted in a win for Democrats in California as Gavin Newsom won the governorship,

A fire started on the roof of 800 hall at CVHS on Friday, Nov. 2. No one was injured, but