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Inside a Starbucks Coffee Shop during the busy morning rush.

How Starbucks’ “Coffeehouse” rebrand is affecting the community

Eliana Noon, Staff Writer May 16, 2025

Brian Niccols became Starbucks’ new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in early November 2024. This change came after a disappointing fourth quarter for the company. Under Niccols, old traditions, like...

This is the outside of the Corner Yogurt Shop located on 1501 Woodside Rd.

Local favorite Corner Yogurt announces shop for sale

Samantha Marquez, Staff Writer May 7, 2025

After more than a decade of delighting the community with a frozen treat and heartfelt service, the family behind Corner Yogurt is preparing to say goodbye and hoping someone new will carry on the tradition.  In...

Protestors held up signs with slogans like "WAKE UP AMERICA NO DOGE" in front of Sequoia Station.

BREAKING NEWS: Community members unite for May Day and presidential protest

Chloe de Leon, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2025

Rush hour traffic on El Camino funneled into a cacophony of car horns, people standing on El Camino Real’s medians and calls for political change. Car horns honked throughout the protest. Audio by...

The night sky with less light pollution, showing stars and the Milky Way.

A stargazer’s delight: The “Parade of Planets”

Kai Melosh, Beat Editor March 25, 2025

On the night of Feb. 28, there were seven planets in the night sky at once, all visible to the naked eye except for Neptune and Uranus, which could only be seen with assistance from tools like a telescope. The...

The Palisades Fire in LA at night, shown during a period of high intensity

Firefighters and students share how people are recovering from the LA blazes

Kai Melosh, Beat Editor February 13, 2025

A national spotlight has been on Los Angeles (LA) recently because of the fires that have caused over 37,000 acres of land to burn, destroying thousands of homes and structures. The Palisades fire and...

Students protest at the Redwood City Superior Court for immigration rights.

Students protest Trump’s immigration policies in peaceful walkout

Kailyn Holty and Chloe de Leon February 7, 2025

¡Viva la raza! ¡Si se puede! ¡Viva México! On Thursday, hundreds of students, parents and community members, carrying handmade posters and flags, marched to these chants and more as they made their...

The Parcade offers many activities for families in Redwood City.

“Parcade” brings much-needed family space to Redwood City

Teddy Ogishi, Staff Writer February 3, 2025

Historically, Redwood City has been a Peninsula epicenter for family-friendly destinations. The historic Redwood City Roller Rink, Malibu Castle Arcade and Mini Golf + Grand Prix, Mels Bowl and Ice Oasis...

A carton of eggs, a commodity that is becoming more scarce as avian flu ravages the US.

Bird flu is killing countless egg-laying birds across America

Kai Melosh, Beat Editor January 30, 2025

The avian flu has recently been spreading across America, causing countless birds to die and creating egg shortages affecting many people in the US. This is eliciting concern from people that it could...

Open AI, the creator of AI language model ChatGPT on different devices

Emerging uses and applications of Artificial Intelligence

Kai Melosh, Beat Editor January 10, 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) is developing and evolving, with generative AI becoming stronger, and as AI becomes more powerful, it becomes more capable of performing various tasks with wider applications,...

The Zoppé Circus performed their famed horse act during one of their performances.

The clown behind the beloved Zoppé Circus

Carolyn Maldonado, Staff Writer December 18, 2024

Each year, Redwood City has a one-of-a-kind performance from the Zoppé Circus, a family-run tradition that dates back to the 1800s. Led by Giovani Zoppé, also known as “Nino the Clown”, the circus...

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