The Tongva Times

3D laughter to be delivered to space

February 8, 2017

By Rodin Batcheller Sports Editor In 2014, Eyal Gever, a renowned Israeli artist, began a global collaborative project called #Laugh that officially launched in 2016. It will be the first piece of...

Coaches Corner

February 6, 2017

By Venisa Wang Staff Writer Nearly three years after the infamous girls soccer CIF champion win, girls soccer Coach Rafael Moran continues to strive towards nothing but the best, and aims to repeat...

English learners win big in Speech

December 18, 2016

By Christine Tran Staff Writer At the end of summer, sophomores David Deng and Jason Liu, two native Mandarin speakers, had no intentions of continuing Speech and Debate. Yet, in the past month, they...

Staff Editorial: Electors should place the good of the nation over the will of their states

December 18, 2016

On Nov. 8, Donald Trump shocked Americans and people worldwide when he won the presidential election. Despite his victory in electoral votes, President-Elect Trump lost the overall popular vote to Hillary...

College athletes deserve pay for play

December 18, 2016

By Venisa Wang Staff Writer College sports have gathered the support of millions of fans, yet between these games and cheers for favorite teams, another contest is taking place - the re-hashing of the...

Viewpoints: Should Americans continue to protest the election of Donald Trump?

December 18, 2016

Disruption does not fix division By Jady Ojeda Staff Writer The tension that brewed prior to the presidential election has spawned out of control following Donald Trump’s victory. The country has been...

More foreign language classes wanted at Gab

December 18, 2016

By Tiffany Kuo Staff Writer The students of Gabrielino High School have two choices when it comes to deciding on a foreign language to learn: Spanish or Mandarin, meaning that students are faced with...

Implant enables woman to communicate

December 18, 2016

By Jasmine Lam Staff Writer On Nov. 24, a new case study revealed that an implant had helped Hanneke de Bruijne, a long term patient of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) to communicate with others...

“Mud Dragon” dinosaur found in China

December 18, 2016

By Kaylan Kha Features Editor On Nov. 10 a paper published in the journal Nature Scientific Reports stated that a new species of dinosaur was discovered in a construction site near Ganzhou, China. Construction...

Calexit calls for secession

December 17, 2016

By Marleld Duran Staff Writer Roughly 80 college protests occurred throughout the nation after Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election, nearly half of which were in California, according to CNN....

Students take on college courses at PCC

December 17, 2016

“Being in a college environment tests how much you care about getting an education because you have to bring it upon yourself to be on time and show up for class.” “It’s nice to be in a college...

Girls soccer kicks its way into season

December 17, 2016

By Linus Chhun Staff Writer On Dec. 8, the Gabrielino High School (GHS) girls varsity soccer team played a hard-fought game against San Gabriel High School (SGHS), resulting in a blowout victory at home...