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AP Art amazes audience

Culminated in one room, each of the AP Studio Art students presented their series to anyone interested in looking around.

The Trojans dodged the sting of the Alameda High Hornets on March 24. Dominating the field at home, the CVHS

The Trojans stung the Alameda Hornets in a gripping soccer game on Wednesday, Dec. 8, ending with a score of

Thrown into a world of magical beasts and mystical creatures, Luz Noceda has one goal in her mind: to become

Enrollment in Castro Valley Virtual Academy (CVVA) has slightly decreased, transitioning into the 2021-22 school year. Most of the rapid

Local leaders discuss the prospect of tuition-free college in this special report by Olympian great Hannah Pilgrim.

What comes next in the fight against COVID-19? Congressman Eric Swalwell, Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley, Assemblyman Bill Quirk, Senator

While less than a third of CVHS students are currently attending live classes, 75 percent of CVHS students surveyed prefer

Governor Gavin Newsom’s “Safe Schools for All” plan to reopen schools by February faces criticisms as teacher unions want their

The coronavirus has made many impacts worldwide. One of the outbreak’s significant drawbacks is on high school seniors. With college