California’s Response to Crime
October 13, 2025
Multiple break-ins reported at Washington
Break-ins have been reported in multiple classrooms around the campus of Washington High School this school year. These incidents spanned from September to as recent as November. As of now, we do not know who or for what reason people have broken into the classrooms.
Holiday consumerism: The story of justifying overconsumption
It’s the holiday season once again, and with that comes festive celebrations, spending time with friends and family, and, most importantly, holiday shopping! In the movies, Christmas is very much about the spirit of giving and helping those in need, but in reality it has become a commercialized holiday that companies profit off of.
Husky Holiday Traditions
Since winter break is around the corner, we decided to interview huskies about their holiday plans and traditions.
Elections are here: What’s happening locally?
This year, countless local campaigns are playing out in Fremont and the wider Bay Area, with a Fremont Unified School District Board of Education seat being up for grabs, a hotly-contested mayoral race, city council campaigns, state assembly races, and a California Senate seat vacant.
Teachers’ union and school board in conflict over FUSD budget
The teachers and staff members of the FUSD are facing a major problem. This spring, their contract expired, and they are currently working without one. What this means for them is that as prices rise, their wages are stuck at the same level they were in the spring. To this end, FUDTA (Fremont Unified District Teachers’ Association) is bargaining with the district to give staff members and educators a new contract for the next three years.
Huskies embrace the magic of Halloween
There are a vast number of reasons to love Halloween: the dressing up in cool costumes, the delicious candy, the scary movies, and more. We interviewed some Halloween-lovers in the WHS community to see why they love the holiday and how they plan to celebrate this year.
Are the Menendez brothers really monsters?
On August 20, 1989, Lyle and Erik Menendez shot their parents José and Kitty to death. These brothers, Lyle being the oldest and Erik being the youngest, grew up in a wealthy family in Beverly Hills, California, but even though money was not a problem in their lives, the brothers claimed that their parents were abusive.
Are concerts doomed?
in a post-COVID world, a lot of these artists are touring again and are trying to get back on the road, so there’s a lot of competition right now for touring and getting venues.” This positive change allows younger fans to have the opportunity to experience true concert life. However, with high ticket prices and poor concert etiquette discouraging both fans and performers, this exciting opportunity to see your favorite artists perform live might not last.