Category: News

By EMILY BLOMQUIST The smoldering blaze of the recent California wildfires have greatly affected the Redlands community. The most impactful fire to the city erupted on Oct. 11 and resulted … Continue reading Autumn fires burn up California

By BROOKE MGBAFILIKE Application season is rapidly approaching high school seniors and the time to start thinking about colleges and universities has come. A popular fair called Historical Black College … Continue reading 2020 Black Expo offers application guidance and on-the-spot admissions

By EMILY BLOMQUIST The beloved race car driver Jessi Combs has passed away at the age of 39 while attempting to break the land speed record, according to CNN. Combs … Continue reading Professional car racer Jessi Combs dies attempting to set a new land speed record

By JOSEPH QUESADA and KELLY JOHNSTON The Redlands Unified School District’s college fair hosted over 25 private universities, 12 Cal State and UC campuses and five armed forces branches for … Continue reading Redlands High School hosts annual college fair

By KAITLYN SUTOW For the past two decades, America has experienced a major rise in mass shootings. On average, 100 Americans die of gun violence every day and many more … Continue reading The number of mass shootings rises in the US in recent years

By ETHAN DEWRI Emma Spendlove, Sarah McClung and Kassidy Burdette prepare and sell snow cones for Link Crew. (Ethan Dewri / Ethic Photo) Luke Burroughs, Adam Wakoli, Max Herzog and … Continue reading Photo gallery: Citrus Valley Fall Festival starts off the homecoming weekend with great success

By MAGGIE SNAVELY Exposure to e-cigarette ads or vape-friendly environments can increase an adolescent’s susceptibility to future e-cigarette use. (Ethan Dewri / Ethic News) Vaping among teenagers had once been … Continue reading Vaping endemic worsens in high schools

By ETHAN DEWRI Kettle corn and car wax blended with the usual scent of freshly cut grass in Redlands’ Sylvan Park on the morning of September 7. The songs of … Continue reading Photo gallery: Youth Hope holds its 6th annual ‘A Day in the Park Car Show’

By EMILY WALOS Part of the quintessential “high school experience” is the interactions teenagers have with each other, and the easiest way to form these connections is to join a … Continue reading Citrus Valley Club Rush encourages all students to explore their interests

By ALEENA SIRITINAPIVAT On June 5, the Redlands East Valley High School class of 2019 was honored with a traditional graduation ceremony at the historic Redlands Bowl, complete with talented … Continue reading ‘Who you are not:’ Hoch sends off graduating Wildcats with words of heart, humor and humility

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By EMILY WALOS To try and ease the thought of transition from middle to high school, Citrus Valley High School held a parent informational and elective meeting night for the … Continue reading Citrus Valley parent night reveals new requirements for freshman

By EMILY WALOS Abortion: “the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy.” For some, it means murder, but, for others, it … Continue reading The amount of abortions in the United States is decreasing

By JOSEPH QUESADA Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer and confidant, Michael Cohen, appeared before a congressional intelligence committee on Feb. 28 and then again on Mar. 6. Cohen is currently … Continue reading Michael Cohen reveals new information in recent testimony

By MIRIAM YORDANOS At Redlands East Valley High School, the second annual mental health fair is being held on Wednesday, Mar. 6,  by Colton Redlands Yucaipa Regional Occupational Program’s Minds … Continue reading Redlands East Valley hosts second annual mental health fair

By JOSEPH QUESADA It feels like just yesterday President Donald Trump was sworn in as 45th president of the United States. Three years later, a new wave of presidential candidates … Continue reading Potential presidential candidates start campaigning efforts for 2020

By JOSEPH QUESADA Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign amassed the support of millions of Americans nationwide. His run at a 2016 presidential victory called for the use of outlandish publicity … Continue reading Supporters and skeptics of “The Wall” use statistics to support their side

By KAITLYN SUTOW Venezuela is in a government crisis where a candidate, Juan Guaido, is being represented as president while Nicolas Maduro was the one voted into office back in … Continue reading Venezuela’s government crisis creates a worldwide split

By KAITLYN SUTOW The Supreme Court allowed the ban on transgender military members to go into effect on Tuesday, Jan. 22. While there is no timeline of when the Supreme … Continue reading A ban on transgender troops may change career choices for graduating students

By EMILY WALOS For many students, whenever they see a substitute in a class they automatically get excited because a door of opportunity opens for the day, whether it is … Continue reading Los Angeles teachers strike for improvements among schools

By EMILY BLOMQUIST The government has been shut down for more than three weeks now, with the remission having started on Dec. 22. According to Politico, 4,836 federal employees living … Continue reading The government shutdown continues as it becomes the longest in history

By EMILY WALOS The start of a new revolution in food history came about on Dec. 12, 1948, in the form of a small hamburger shop located in the city … Continue reading McDonald’s celebrates its 70th anniversary

By JOSEPH QUESADA Chicago, Illinois: typically revered as a landmark American city, famed for its cuisine, architecture and historical prowess, now seems to be overshadowed by the constant news of … Continue reading Chicago, an American landmark, now toppled in violence

By EMILY WALOS Scholarships, business etiquette and being able to have professional conversations are all life skills an adult develops in the real working world, but what if they could … Continue reading The Compact club mixer provides networking, scholarships, and guidance for students

By HELEN POGGI On Sunday, Nov. 25, Russia seized three Ukrainian ships passing through international waters. Twenty-three crew members were taken as well, and at least three were injured. The … Continue reading Russia and Ukrainian ship seizure strains foreign relations

By RICARDO RAMOS and JOSEPH QUESADA  The recent addition to Citrus Valley High School’s campus is a brand new parking lot in the Southwest area of the school, right outside … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s newest parking lot adds to the school’s campus

By EMILY BLOMQUIST The flight Boeing 737 MAX 8 was discovered in the Java Sea on Oct. 29.  The plane was a newer version and had only flown 8 flights … Continue reading Lion Air airplane Boeing 737 crashes