West High’s new college and career counselor, Mr. Vick Garcia, has made a welcoming entrance by helping students find their futures. Students enjoy Mr. Vick’s company and advice, giving West a warm reception to one of its newest Warrior faculty.     Mr....

   Originally set to reconvene on September 28, the January 6th Select Committee postponed its ninth hearing to October 13 due to Hurricane Ian’s ravaging of the Florida coast. The proceedings were the latest in a chain of public hearings since June...

To many, the whirring of carnival rides and the smell of fall-themed food stands are the birthplace of festivity. Flashing lights and loud popular music encapsulates students and families alike as they enter the iconic St. James Fair.     Every...

In 1972, the South Bay was starting to take shape. Carson turned 4, Lomita turned 8, and Rancho Palos Verdes was trying to decide whether it wanted to become a city. Torrance had just built the Del Amo mall, Redondo completed the Seaside Lagoon, and Manhattan...

College applications are not the only deadline high school seniors have to worry about this month: scholarship applications are also due soon. A quick Google search of “scholarships”, will show about 1,260,000,000 results. Finding the right scholarship...

     Halloween is the early herald of the holiday season, a pleasant break from the drab of all that first semester homework and an opportunity to gouge on guilt-free candy. Though it may fall on a Monday this year, there’s plenty you can...

   As the lights shine, and the music blasts, you look around and see people dressed their best. There are multiple things to look forward to at the beginning of the school year, whether it be the Friday night football games, or what Nate Newhart (10)...

 The night sky glimmered as students in fancy dresses and suits walked onto the stage that had been assembled on the 50-yard line. Alongside the rest of the Homecoming court, Lauren Ng (12) and Frank Wong (12) stood staring at the bustling crowd, awaiting...