California’s Response to Crime
October 13, 2025
Love retro? Buy a CRT
In this day and age, we already have OLED TVs that are leagues better than ancient CRTs, with higher resolutions and those deep blacks. OLEDs (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) are the newest advancement in display technology and are packed with many features, namely black frame insertion and a high refresh rate of 120hz, meaning they have low input lag and native 4K resolution. Its “real” blacks cannot be achieved on LCD (Liquid Crystal Displays) TVs since they use backlights and darker colors lose their detail…
The rise of blue collar jobs: A path for WHS students
In today’s economy, the demand for blue collar jobs is on the rise. This has created job opportunities for people who enjoy doing manual labor rather than spending their day at a desk. Blue collar jobs require a certain set of skills but typically don’t require a college degree and often offer high paying salaries and financial stability.
Trending Halloween costumes in 2024: A blend of animals and pop culture
As Halloween approaches, teens across the country are gearing up for the festivities, and this year, the costume trends are taking an interesting turn.
Retail thefts spark debate among shoppers and WHS students
In a growing effort to combat retail theft, Bay Area stores like Target, Walmart, and Home Depot are now locking up basic items such as socks, underwear, and even toiletries
You’re not so OCD, you’re just annoying
Picture this: a cabinet perfectly arranged, everything precisely as it should be. Nice, right? But then you notice it— one plate is slightly misaligned, and it’s the only thing you can see now. Here is where I must ask you to resist exclaiming to those around you that you are so OCD!
A referendum on crime in the Bay Area: Proposition 36 and the recall of Pamela Price
On Election Day, Alameda County’s justice system faces a pivotal moment: California voters will vote on Proposition 36, which allows for felony charges
What happened to Husky pride?
Spirit Week was just a few weeks ago, and once again the most spirited among us went all out to dress up and perform in their class skits. However, it has not gone unnoticed that the number of spirited people has dwindled year after year.
Behind the scenes of the golf team
Washington High School’s Girls Varsity team may only have ten players, but this tight-knit group is a mighty team.
Phones vs. students: A law fighting against the phone epidemic
In 2019, Governor Gavin Newsom initiated the first part of a major new policy regulating the presence of cell phones at schools in California.