"Recently there has been an eclipse, as we all know, but recent studies show that it wasn't actually real since how could it be if we, the people of california didn't see it? Scientists from around here have been trying to prove that it was real, but some still push back."--Domino H.c., 6th grade

"In a stunning turn of events, residents of Lakeshore avenue were left flabbergasted when their beloved neighborhood pooch, Baxter, was caught in the throes of an existential crisis mid-chase. Eyewitnesses described the scene as both tragic and oddly profound." - CELESTE EAGLETON, 7th grade

As we know it is officially women's history month, and due to that there are many cool events you can go to that are coming up, in this article there is a cool and long list of them you can check out. - domino h.c, 6th grade

"Oakland Goes Outdoors (OGO) is an organization that aids teachers in giving their students an opportunity to venture out in the wonders of nature. The programs they offer include camping, activities with a naturalist, white water rafting, kayaking, hiking, and more." -- Zara Quiter, Seventh Grade

"A bill drafted a couple years ago was recently signed into law by governor Gavin Newsom, making it so many toy stores must have gender-neutral toy sections." --Maia Cavagnolo, 7th grade

"The holiday season has officially started! Instead of researching activities you can do this Winter, I’ve created an exhaustive list of fun holiday activities in the Bay Area." -- Aiyla Baker, 10th Grade

"Holiday lights are a fun and festive way to get into the holiday spirit! In this article, you can find some ticketed events as well as lights you can see from the comfort of your car." -- CB omand, 8th grade.

"Oakland Education Association, the union representing Oakland Unified teachers, has released multiple resolutions in support of Palestine, with no mention of the Hamas attack on Israel in the official resolutions." -- Zara Quiter, seventh grade

There's one more weekend to go to the Dickens fair: Here's what to expect

"Take a look around. You might look to the left and see Charles Dickens feasting on fish and chips, look to the right and you might see Victorian folk selling jewelry. Bask in dozens of colorful characters straight out of the 1800s and marvel at the sight of the charming shops and handcrafted goods." -- Lilah aparton, 6th grade

"Alcatraz Island is home to many different events for Indigenous peoples to do ceremonies. This includes showing dances to the younger generations to keep traditions alive, but also to remember the past and the things that had happened."--Celesté EAGLETON, 7th grade