Emily Eslao – The Wrangler

This Virtual Pride event is one of the many ways the LGBT+ community has reached out and shifted to online platforms.

2020 Pride

June 9, 2020

The pandemic’s impact on sleep is not limited to California; the image shows that sleeping schedules are changing drastically across the nation.

Quarantined Night Owls

June 8, 2020

People’s concern for pets have resulted in the purchasing or creating of masks or suits for their pets. As the virus has so far been mostly transmitted person to person, President of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. John Howe, says that “this is a total waste of money, a total waste of time.”

Household Pets and the Coronavirus

May 23, 2020

“Bill Nye the Science Guy” was one of the most popular and iconic television series on PBS, and the success of the show gave Nye a current net worth of 6.5 million.

PBS vs. BBC

May 23, 2020

The spread of these ads are the result of a $500 million outreach campaign for public education on the efficiency and safety of taking the 2020 Census.

Census and Coronavirus

May 15, 2020

Oyster reefs are one of the newest methods of preventing coastal erosion. Communities even in Orange County are working to establish oyster beds to buffer abrasive currents.

California Coastlines

April 25, 2020

When Governor Gavin Newsom ordered Californians to remain at home, New York Times describes it as the “most drastic measure” of any state governor to suppress the Coronavirus.

PYLUSD and the Coronavirus

April 3, 2020

Tissues are essential during the spring season, and many classes such as room 335 contain at least one box.

Sniffle Season

April 3, 2020

The 2019 super bloom of Walker Canyon was so vibrant that it could be seen from space; this image was taken by WorldView-2 Satellite.

Can We Expect a 2020 Super Bloom?

February 25, 2020

News of Jessica Simpson’s “Battle with Addiction” makes it to People Magazine with the release of her memoir, Open Book.

Jessica Simpson: Getting Over a Glittercup

February 19, 2020

According to Literary Devices, the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” has its origins rooted in 1598. The line is first used in Ben Johnson’s comedy, Every Man in his Humor. “Helter skelter, hang sorrow, care’ll kill a Cat, up-tails all, and a Louse for the Hangman” (Act-I, Scene-IV, Lines, 77-79).

Curiosity Killed the Cat

February 9, 2020

Monitoring the weight of children's backpacks are especially important, but a 2002 Texas study found that about 96 percent of parents do not check the weight of their children's backpacks.

Backpacks and Your Back

January 21, 2020

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