- June 2Chemical Leak in Garden Grove Prompts Emergency Response
- May 28Balboa Island Artwalk Celebrates 31st Annual Showcase
- May 15Canvas Paid ShinyHackers Ransom for the Largest Student-Involved Security Breach in History
- May 12FIFA World Cup Training Comes to Great Park
- May 12Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month for May!
![Origami for Good Club president and junior Karlyna Chokry holds a handmade water bomb origami showcasing the intricate design of it. “I think the people within the club who make the origami benefit as well as the people who receive origami,” Chokry said. “Because origami is something that can be taught at a beginner level, when people create [origami]with their own hand, they feel amazed and it’s really cool to see people having fun.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/1703525932904723099-1200x1200.jpeg)
![The theme of Forget-Me-Not’s first issue is “Soul,” with a vision board featured in the collage and posted online to spark creativity and encourage more submissions, according to visual director and sophomore Julia Soller. “[The magazine] is a nice place where teens can be published, since I know it can definitely be overwhelming to put your creations or art out into the world,” Soller said. “It’s nice this is something that's so manageable and accessible.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Paige-Literary-Graphic-1-1200x675.png)
