By Lana Hy Staff Writer In partnership with Garvey School District, Marshall Community Park became San Gabriel City’s newest parkland in over a decade on Jan. 20. Marshall Park features a playground,...

By Annie Phun Sports Editor In 2012, art teacher Kat Ross introduced her Art in Motion class to stop motion animation when she was inspired by Australian artist Benjamin Ducroz’s stop motion piece,...

  It is the start of a new year and President Donald Trump continues to broadcast announcements and communicate to the American public through his favorite social media platform: Twitter. Although...

By Joshua Raymundo Staff Writer On Dec. 31, 2017, YouTuber Logan Paul released a video depicting him and his friends laughing at a suicide victim, which generated waves of controversy.  He is one of...

By Jasmine Lam Staff Writer The use of recreational marijuana has finally been legalized on Jan. 1 in California. However, the use of the cannabis is still considered illegal under federal law yet, there...

By Michael Hong Staff Writer While the term “first-world problems” has come to denote issues like complaining about a cell phone running out of battery or eating the last Oreo Thin, it has ignored...

By Michael Hong Staff Writer President Donald Trump made a multitude of promises for his first one hundred days in office, including fulfilling campaign promises like building the border wall and eliminating...

By Kevin Pham Staff Writer 549,928; 560,034; 564,708. These numbers represent the steady incline of the United States growing homeless population. Instead of receiving help, these struggling people are...

By Jannelle Dang Features Editor Members of Gabrielino High School’s Protecting Animal Welfare (PAW) Club met last Wednesday in B209 to craft toys to donate to the cats and dogs at the local humane...

By Ethan Tan Staff Writer The San Gabriel Police Department (SGPD) on Dec. 27 became the latest police department in the Los Angeles County (LA County) to offer text-to-911 services. As part of LA County’s...

By Megan Tran Staff Writer More than half a million people in America are homeless. In order to help them get back on their feet many communities are building tiny house villages for the homeless. Currently,...

By Elizabeth Campos Staff Writer On Jan. 8, the termination of the Temporary Protective Status (TPS) for El Salvador was announced by the Secretary of State, threatening the safety of over 200,000 Salvadorans...