Editorials
California’s Minimum Wage Increase: Voices of Relief and Challenges Ahead
Starting April 1, 2024, all fast-food restaurants in California are required to pay their employees $20 an hour. Citing the increase in inflation resulting in a cut to employee's hours and spending power, Governor Gavin Newsom signed the increase into law on September 28, 2023.
Editorial: “I Support Hotel Workers, but…” And Other Similar Tales
There’s something you hear a lot from people who claim liberal/progressive/forward-thinking views, but often seem to put conditions on their self-declared high-mindedness. And that is the word, “But.” Hold that thought.
I Too, Am a Citizen of the World
I am an investigative reporter. A title that I have dreamt of holding for as long as I can remember, and today it is mine. For over half a decade, I have made America my home. Each brick of that home is a testament to the trials I have endured by myself in hopes that it will all pay off one day. Writing has forever been my refuge, my sanctuary, and my companion – it is my canvas upon which I paint the hues of my existence.
Culver City’s Night Market Reminds us that the Complexity of Asian Representation is Worth Understanding
There are moments in time when you take something in, and it really makes you think. Culver City High School (CCHS) hosted an Asian American and Pacific Islander Night Market on Friday, February 9. Organized and championed by Culver City School Board member Stephanie Loredo, the event featured booths from local businesses and other services owned by the AAPI members of the community.
California’s Minimum Wage Increase: Voices of Relief and Challenges Ahead
Starting April 1, 2024, all fast-food restaurants in California are required to pay their employees $20 an hour. Citing the increase in inflation resulting in a cut to employee's hours and spending power, Governor Gavin Newsom signed the increase into law on September 28, 2023.
Editorial: “I Support Hotel Workers, but…” And Other Similar Tales
There’s something you hear a lot from people who claim liberal/progressive/forward-thinking views, but often seem to put conditions on their self-declared high-mindedness. And that is the word, “But.” Hold that thought.
I Too, Am a Citizen of the World
I am an investigative reporter. A title that I have dreamt of holding for as long as I can remember, and today it is mine. For over half a decade, I have made America my home. Each brick of that home is a testament to the trials I have endured by myself in hopes that it will all pay off one day. Writing has forever been my refuge, my sanctuary, and my companion – it is my canvas upon which I paint the hues of my existence.
Culver City’s Night Market Reminds us that the Complexity of Asian Representation is Worth Understanding
There are moments in time when you take something in, and it really makes you think. Culver City High School (CCHS) hosted an Asian American and Pacific Islander Night Market on Friday, February 9. Organized and championed by Culver City School Board member Stephanie Loredo, the event featured booths from local businesses and other services owned by the AAPI members of the community.
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