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Lights, Camera, Action: The Grammy Awards

Ashlyn Matulic, Reporter/Social Media January 29, 2026

This year marks the 68th year of The Grammy Awards. Approaching on Sunday, February 1. Popular categories include Best New Artist, Best New Record, Best Album Cover, and more.  This year, there...

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Movies to Watch in 2026

Fiona Cammidge, Reporter/Social media January 29, 2026

As 2026 begins, it is clear that this will be an exciting year for film lovers everywhere. From superhero blockbusters to heartfelt stories based on books, this year’s lineup has something for everyone.  One...

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New California Law Sets School Phone Rules

Jemma Johnson, Reporter January 29, 2026

Beginning in 2026, all public school districts in California will be required to limit or ban students’ use of smartphones during the school day. The new law is meant to reduce classroom distractions...

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A Chance to Shine:

A Chance to Shine:

the Winter Musical Theatre Showcase
Anna Kalty, Reporter January 29, 2026

On January 15, the musical theatre program showed off their talents to friends and family in their first showcase of the year.  After working throughout the first semester on their songs and choreography,...

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A WILD Time at the UNO Tournament

A WILD Time at the UNO Tournament

Nikki Mogilefsky, Reporter January 29, 2026

“Draw four! Red!” The library was bustling with energetic card players on the big day.  The library is home to many lively events on campus, but in the month of January, a new type of annual tournament...

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Bea Kim Shreds Her Way to the Top

Bea Kim Shreds Her Way to the Top

Eason Kaewprasert, Web editor January 29, 2026

2026 Winter Olympics qualifier Bea Kim is a professional snowboarder from Palos Verdes, California, who has quickly emerged as one of the most exciting young competitors in women’s halfpipe snowboarding.  Known...

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Shutdown Turbulence:

Shutdown Turbulence:

How the government shutdown triggered widespread flight cancellations
Riley Volman, Reporter December 12, 2025

As winter break approaches, the airport quickly becomes the busiest and worst place to be. Families roll their overpacked suitcases through the crowded holiday rush and wait for what seems like hours....

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Local Holiday Events Spread Holiday Warmth and Cheer

Sofia Daizadeh, Reporter/Social media December 12, 2025

The holiday season is back and Palos Verdes is filled with community spirit and joyful celebrations.  Local holiday events bring neighbors and communities together, making this time of year truly special.  One...

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Celebrating Human Rights  at PVHS

Celebrating Human Rights at PVHS

Olivia Kim, Reporter December 12, 2025

Seventy-six years ago, representatives from 48 countries gathered at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris to adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), championed by Eleanor Roosevelt.  They...

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Sweet Events  on Campus

Sweet Events on Campus

Evalyn Yu, News editor December 12, 2025

On December 8, students participated in PVHS’s first Winter Bake-off, co-hosted by the library and the Bake-Off Club. Freshman Nick Terry took home first place out of eight submissions for his cranberry...

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