Articles by Dylan Kaseno
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NPHS students will miss their beloved teachers
Steve Johnson, Newbury Park High School history teacher, is retiring after 39 impactful years of teaching. Johnson has been a dedicated teacher at NPHS for...
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Bail should be based on crimes
The bail fairness has often been a trait Americans work for and, in some regards, have been praised for, but that is far from reality....
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Natasha Lyonne brings unmatchable comedy to “Poker Face”
“Poker Face,” a new show on Peacock, is a wildly inventive and refreshing take on the standard murder mystery formula. The show is directed and...
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Extreme weather is affecting lives
Many Newbury Park locals can agree that the winter this year has been colder, rainier and windier than most. With the severe cold and seemingly...
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Shooting makes another example for gun control
A six-year-old student shot their teacher at a Virginia Elementary School, creating another example for why gun control and gun education at young ages is...
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Glass Onion mystifies audiences around the world
“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” is one the most entertaining movies I have seen in my life. “Glass Onion” is the sequel to “Knives...
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Boys’ water polo steals the show
The 2022 Best Dance Crew is boys’ water polo! Family and friends gather in the NPHS stadium to watch the annual Best Dance crew event....
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Permanent supportive housing funding has been paid by the state
$27 million dollars was granted to Ventura County on Aug. 24 from the Governor’s office in an effort to help the unhoused gain permanent supportive...
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Candidates run for Ventura County elections
During the Midterm elections in June, citizens will decide who represents them in various offices. The offices that will affect Newbury Park are the Board...
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City discusses new wildlife crossing in Thousand Oaks
The near completion of obtaining funding for the $87 million need for the Liberty Canyon Wildlife Bridge in Agoura Hills has inspired discussion around adding...