the official website of the PVPHS newspaper
the official website of the PVPHS newspaper
On April 21, Netflix announced that it had lost 200,000 subscribers since the beginning of 2022. This rapid decrease of subscribers began in March after they suspended their service in …
Read MoreWith the ongoing war in Ukraine, many families in the U.S. have suffered economic losses (New York Times). Specifically, the Russia-Ukraine War has caused a drastic, nationwide increase in the …
Read MoreThe death of a 22-year-old man, Amir Locke, has reignited the national debate over law enforcement’s use of no-knock warrants. On Feb. 2, Locke was killed during a police raid …
Read MoreAs President Joe Biden honored the retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on Jan. 27, Biden concurrently announced that he would be nominating the nation’s first Black female justice as …
Read MoreOn Jan. 6, 47-year-old firefighter Jonathan Flagler died while working to extinguish a fire in a Rancho Palos Verdes home, located in the 30700 block of Tarapaca Road. Flagler, who …
Read MoreOn March 13, 2020, Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District (PVPUSD) shut down schools in response to a parent of a PVPUSD student testing positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19). On …
Read MoreThe overflowing of animals in shelters over the past year can be credited to many things, but the main contributing factor is the coronavirus (National Public Radio). In the beginning …
Read MoreOn Oct. 27, the United States Department of State (DOS) issued its first passport with an “X” gender marker, acknowledging those who do not identify as male or female. The …
Read MoreSince the Partition of India in 1947, which split British India into the two independent countries of India and Pakistan, there has been tension between the two. This rivalry, which …
Read MoreAfter residents near Huntington Beach started to smell oil fumes on Oct. 1, it was discovered that an oil spill had occurred off the coast of California. The source of …
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