SEOUL, South Korea – A little piece of Seoul. Click. Bustling city streets intertwine throughout Gangnam, congested with traffic and pedestrians. Condos and apartments in Hapjeong-dong stack on...

After a year and a half of having online club meetings, during Club Kickoff, students gathered in front of the tables as participating clubs advertised themselves to interested members on Sept. 22...

The statewide special education staff shortage this year can be attributed to some of the stress and challenges associated with teaching special education, according to the California Teachers Association. However,...

Boys’ water polo (9-0) won 19-5 at the non-conference Game of the Week match on Sept. 2 at the pool against Cypress High.  Eight of the 11 players on the roster contributed to the 19 goals on the scoreboard....

After a year and a half of online and hybrid school, students gathered in the quad from 7 to 10 p.m. for the school’s first annual Back to School Dance since the pandemic hit. Over 450 students attended...

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6uM6YE77dDENzVto5zEyZz?si=34a0cfb3de294a32 The Portola Pioneer is the official news and culture podcast of the Portola Pilot, aiming to foster a sense...

With sturdy goggles masking her face, senior Ashley Presnell clutches her lacrosse stick as she sprints across the field, cradling the ball and weaving her way through the opposition’s defense players....

Sophomore Klara Parang sees life from a breathtaking perspective.  Not many 16-year-olds are out flying planes or controlling the sky, yet Parang is one teenager who was lucky enough to experience...

One of the most iconic symbols of high school is the practice of asking out a date to prom, or “promposal.” As the prom on May 29 rapidly approaches, Instagram feeds have become saturated with creative...

In life, Michelle Zauner’s mother, Chongmi, would show love by remembering.  At her dinner table, crowded with banchan side dishes, she would silently observe which ones you didn’t touch, which...