The success of sports teams falls far beyond the sole talent of the players. Behind the benches stand the contributions of ...

As an immigrant from Guadalajara, Mexico, looking upon this restaurant sign in El Paso, Texas, a young Ruben Smith began to ...

Keira Sarmiento (Class of 2026) enjoys music, art, animation, animals, and spending time with her family. She is excited to create content for Scot Scoop and learn more about the world of journalism.

Hometown Holidays, a Redwood City tradition, brings vendors from around the Bay Area to sell homemade and specialized creations at the outdoor market. For over 17 years, 50 vendors have attended the ...

Isabelle Ling (class of 2026) is a junior at Carlmont High School and this is her second year in journalism. She loves to meet people with interesting stories and is interested in public policy.

Stairs. For most, each step doesn’t take a second thought. However, for others, those same steps can be a barrier and source of frustration. According to the Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) ...

Carlmont Journalism is a nationally renowned media arts program run by the students of Carlmont High School. Our staff works to deliver the latest news to our student body, their families, and the ...

While the development of the lucrative fishing industry has reeled in economic prosperity in the past, it has also led to a decline in marine ecosystems. One major issue that has roots in the fishing ...