One minute. Five minutes. Ten minutes… and you’re still in line, you can’t see the end, and you’re going to pee your pants.

But time has run out.

According to Women’s Health, the average…

ASB students were anticipating their annual field trip in the wild, but because of unhealthy circumstances, it was delayed.

The trip was supposed to take place at the YMCA Camp Jones Gulch in La Honda,…

Up north, desperate evacuees flee the flames.

Down here, residents are under an unsaid house arrest while a thick smoke drapes over the Bay Area city skylines.

The spark that would evolve to the…

Elaborate ball gowns, a world of luxury, and a forbidden love story are all elements you’d find in a typical historical fiction book.

However “Courting Darkness” embodies a storyline that includes…

Carlmont student Ekaterina Mcleod, a junior, faces the pressures and expectations of not only high school, but gymnastics as well. Her seven hours plus of earning an education Monday through Friday is…

At a distance, the crowd at Ocean Beach seemed typical for a Saturday afternoon. There were surfers, Karl the Fog, and sparse parking. But as visitors descended down the steps and hit the sand, they were…

At an art show, one wouldn’t expect to find a teenager selling their artwork, but a sophomore from Carlmont has strived to break that stereotype.

The annual Art and Wine Festival, held in San Carlos,…

Carlmont High School students Samantha Turtle, a sophomore, and Tyler Dartnell, a junior, push themselves to take on the time and commitment of participating in more than one sport. In order to balance…

In smoothies, tea, or juice.

On bread, salad, or fruits.

Or simply, by itself.

Honey has long since been an ingredient integrated into our daily diets. Bottles and jars filled to the brim with…

Joseph Gomez describes how adding the latest technology to school is not helping smartphone addiction.

This story was originally published on Scot Scoop News on September 19, 2018.