News
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COVID-19 cases decline statewide
Gov. Gavin Newsom lifted the stay-at-home order that Californians have been living under for over a month on Jan. 25, after the state projected that...
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College Board cancels SAT Essay and subject tests
The College Board released a statement on Jan. 19 saying “we’re making some changes to reduce demands on students,” officially cancelling the SAT optional essay...
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Acacia Day of Service provides for all
Beth Neal, vice president of the Acacia PTA Board, hosted a food drive on Jan. 17 at Acacia Elementary School in order to help those...
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Local businesses get hit with COVID-19
Local businesses have been struggling throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but not as severely as now, as case numbers continue to increase in Newbury Park. As...
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High schools remain closed until further notice
On Jan. 15, the announcement was made that all high schools in CVUSD will be starting the second semester completely remote, while elementary and middle...
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Stimulus checks distributed to Americans in need
On Dec. 21, Congress approved the COVID-19 relief bill that would give eligible citizens stimulus checks to help make up for unemployment across the country...
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Democrats take government trifecta with twin victories in Georgia
Democrats have officially won control of the presidency, the House of Representatives and the Senate after Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock won their special elections...
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Joe Biden is inaugurated as president
On Jan. 20, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris took the oath of office and officially became the president and vice president of the United States....
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Rioters claim voter fraud at the Capitol
On Jan. 6, thousands of Trump supporters, many maskless, gathered around Capitol Hill for what began as a voter fraud protest but escalated into violence....
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Students revisit campus for pilot classes
With high schools scheduled to reopen in January, safety restrictions were not the only concern, as the logistics of teaching blended and remote had not...