Back in 1937, a pioneer in the aviation field, advocate for women's rights, and author, Amelia Earhart is going to finally get to close this chapter in history with deep sea explorers reasoning on how...

Things in America have always been tense: since Columbus invaded the East Coast, since the thirteen colonies settled here, and since the slave trade was even conceived of.  America is no stranger to...

Black History Month was declared nationally in 1976. It exists to honor African American history and accomplishments in the United States. Black history should be taught all year, but a month is needed...

Minor spoilers for PJO.  Where were you in May 2020? I was jumping around my room screaming with excitement because the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” television show was officially announced,...

The holiday season, typically associated with joy, celebration, and togetherness, paradoxically witnesses an increase in mortality rates annually. Studies have consistently shown a higher likelihood of...

On Wednesday, October 4, more than 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers went on strike, and organized the largest healthcare worker strike in American history. This action occurred in the states of California,...

It was that time of the year again, where particularly haunting screams echoed through the clown infested halls of the LOHS auditorium, and every student should have been wary of vengeful scarecrows armed...

With the help of multiple artists such as Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice, and Khalid, as well as a wave of pink marketing across various industries, “Barbie” was mainly targeted toward young girls, but unwittingly,...

Over a year ago, former Los Osos Football Coach David Riden was arrested for having hidden cameras in the girls’ water polo bathroom and locker rooms.  Following this tragic incident, our staff offered...