As Congress fails to pass a temporary budget, federal agencies close their doors and hundreds of thousands of workers face uncertainty. Is partisanship to blame for America’s ongoing political stalemates?
Mr. Jacob Ferrin has been teaching at our school for a decade, and this year, he's adding a new twist to his schedule with a class called "American History of Rock and Roll." Known for his relentless dad jokes and dedication to education.
UNIDOS Scholarship Club unites Latinx students to explore heritage, access scholarships, and build leadership skills.
Bad Bunny, P. Diddy, and Taylor Swift captivate headlines with cultural pride, legal battles, and record-breaking releases.
Shutdown threats, Jimmy Kimmel's censorship clash, and the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death have rocked the U.S. political landscape this month. Dive into the key events and their lasting impact.
Looking for things to do in LA Oct. 4–5, 2025? Catch the Martha Graham Dance Company’s 100th-anniversary performance at The Soraya, stream the buzzworthy Netflix hit KPop Demon Hunters, and explore Japan’s stunning “Looks Delicious!” food replica exhibition at JAPAN HOUSE.
Congress faces a funding standoff, risking a government shutdown that may close federal offices and delay services.
The shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a debate event has left the nation in mourning and raised questions about rising political violence. Hear how students at Van Nuys High School are reacting and what this means for the broader conversation on gun violence and political tensions.
From Spanish teacher to LAUSD Board President, Scott Schmerelson has dedicated his career to improving schools and supporting the students, teachers and staff who make them thrive.
While pep rallies are a hallmark of high school tradition, some students are calling for change. From shortened classes to sweltering heat, is there a better way to foster school spirit? Here's what students are saying.
What started as a relaxing night with whale sounds turned into a shocking wake-up call about mukbang culture’s messy new trend.
Celebrities and big tech cash in on hyper-sexualized content, while kids pay the price. Protecting children's innocence means demanding accountability now.
One in five children suffer from mental health issues and many of those don't receive the mental health counseling or support they need.
Wolves dominate with a 34-0 win! Key plays by Maria Mungia, Alessandra Sabillon, and Aylin Rodas shine as the team gears up to face Sylmar's Spartans. Read the full recap now!
The Wolves’ volleyball team lost to Kennedy in a 3-0 home game but looks ahead to Reseda this week.
The Wolves football team defeated the San Fernando Tigers 32-6 at a home game, led by quarterback Carlos Herrera with three rushing touchdowns and standout plays.
Van Nuys High’s William Cox is vying for the Los Angeles Chargers’ Coach of the Week award, recognizing his leadership and the dedication of his flag football team.
The fifth Conjuring movie delivers unsettling moments and strong performances but leans more on story than scares.
From Los Angeles Comic Con’s star-studded kickoff to Doja Cat’s disco-inspired album “Vie” and singer d4vd’s tour-canceling controversy, pop culture fans have plenty to talk about this September.
From Van Nuys High School Class of 1954 to Hollywood legend, the late Robert Redford’s path spans “Butch Cassidy” and “The Sting” to his Oscar-winning “Ordinary People” and the founding of the Sundance Film Festival. Our coverage revisits a 2016 Mirror cover story, charting his campus roots and “Great Gatsby” connection. Explore how a student from the Valley became a global name in film.
Sunrise on the Reaping unveils Haymitch Abernathy’s harrowing victory in the second Quarter Quell, while critiquing censorship and corruption in a vivid dystopian narrative.
Van Nuys High School’s fall Club Rush filled the quad with 55 clubs ranging from Model UN and Key Club to new groups like Poetry Club. Students said the event fostered community and belonging, though many called for extended time and larger spaces to accommodate growing interest.
From spirited outfits to loud cheers, the Minion-inspired rally brought students together for an afternoon of fun and school pride.
Mr. Rodríguez, a Spanish teacher at Van Nuys High School, empowers students to embrace language learning, fostering new opportunities for communication, cultural understanding, and future success.
Van Nuys High School's class of 1965 returned for an unforgettable memorial event filled with heartfelt speeches, nostalgic memories, and a celebration of legacy hosted by the Associated Student Body.
Las familias inmigrantes enfrentan nuevos desafíos mientras las políticas generan miedo, interrumpen la educación y obligan a tomar decisiones sobre la seguridad y las oportunidades futuras.
El brote de gripe aviar en curso está afectando el suministro de alimentos en Estados Unidos y provocando un aumento de precios. Las industrias avícola y láctea enfrentan desafíos a medida que el virus se propaga, impactando a los consumidores de todo el país.
En la era digital, los datos personales se recopilan y venden con frecuencia, lo que plantea importantes problemas de privacidad. Se necesitan normas más estrictas para proteger a las personas del uso indebido y la manipulación.
El programa de coro de la escuela secundaria Van Nuys se enfrentò a numerosos cambios de director, pero los alumnos demonstraron resistencia y liderazgo, asegurando el éxito del programa en tiempos difíciles.