Superintendent Don Austin announces “1 Palo Alto” program to help keep PAUSD schools openMaya Singer and Margot Blanco January 10, 2022Superintendent Don Austin announced Jan. 9 that PAUSD will stay open despite the community’s growing concern over the Omicron variant,...
Wrestling doubles down on training after two-year hiatusEric Fan December 15, 2021Coming out of the pandemic, the wrestling team is looking strong for its first season in two years, coach Jonathan...
Palo Alto still recovering from pandemic falloutColleen Wang October 8, 2021Following the closure of long-time businesses such as the CineArts theatre and Mayfield Bakery, Palo Alto is grappling with the...
The wait for weightsParker Wang September 27, 2021Forty-five minutes before he trains, senior Yubin Zhang grabs a quick snack — Rice Krispies, a Jamba Juice or candy...
Street dining on University Avenue to shut downChristie Hong September 16, 2021Palo Alto City Council unanimously voted on Sept. 13 to reopen University Avenue to vehicle traffic by Oct. 15 but...
Vaccinated community members engage in new activitiesLeo Malchin May 12, 2021For many students, parents and teachers, the past year has been a grueling, monotonous, anxiety-filled period. However, as an ever-growing...
Paly to host vaccine clinic at Peery Center for studentsGianna Brogley and Ben Antonow May 11, 2021Paly will hold a COVID-19 vaccine clinic from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Sunday, May 16 in the Peery...
FDA to approve Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for 12-15 year olds next weekBen Antonow May 3, 2021BREAKING: The Food and Drug Administration plans to authorize the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds as early as...
Swimmers take precautionsJoy Xu April 15, 2021The swimming and diving team is reentering the pool just as Santa Clara County enters the red COVID-19 tier. With...
Is the next virus avoidable?Bruno Klass April 5, 2021Hoarding toilet paper. No Clorox wipes in stock. Empty food shelves. When the pandemic arrived, the world panicked. We prepared...
