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Amidst limited social interaction, distance learning and rapidly changing safety regulations, children have been forced to adapt to their often irregular environments. After talking to experts and parents alike, The Talon has created a comprehensive guide to the social, emotional, and physical effects that the pandemic has had on the development of children of all ages.

Baby steps toward child development in a pandemic

February 8, 2021
Washington D.C. updates: What's going on at Capitol Hill?

Washington D.C. updates: What’s going on at Capitol Hill?

January 6, 2021

Senior Kaitlyn Pham and mother at scene of Great Mall shooting

December 19, 2020

Senior Margaret Capetz’s cookbook makes sustainability delicious

December 6, 2020

Ice hockey: NHL

August 17, 2020
Los Altos High School graduate Kenan Moos, ’16, has battled with racism and discrimination in his community since childhood. As the organizer of the Friday, June 5 Los Altos Black Lives Matter protest, a leader in multiple activist organizations and an independent musician, Moos uses his voice to amplify those of fellow people of color, hoping that one day, they will all

“Live like kings and queens”: Kenan Moos empowers communities of color

August 17, 2020
This summer was full of grief, anger and disappointment. As we enter a new year, we’re focusing on making our newsroom more inclusive, but we need your help to make that happen.

Letter from The Talon’s managing staff

August 17, 2020
Protesters march on El Camino Real towards the intersection at San Antonio. Yesterday, protesters took to the streets of Mountain View and expressed outrage over the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

“Say his name”: Mountain View protesters march for justice

June 4, 2020
Humans of Los Altos

Humans of Los Altos

May 28, 2019
Top Weekly News

Top Weekly News

April 7, 2019
Top Weekly News

Top Weekly News

March 30, 2019

Anooshkha Shetty: Girl Scout takes on child trafficking

March 18, 2019
Senior Harry Allen fights a Palo Alto player for the ball. Varsity boys soccer placed fifth in the league and qualified for CCS, but were pulled out by administration.

Admin pulls boys soccer from CCS

March 16, 2019
Senior Will Schubert does bicep curls with 40 pound weights at 24 Hour Fitness. He is an amateur bodybuilder, weightlifter and fitness enthusiast who structures his schedule and diet around lifting.

Where there’s a Will, there’s a weight

March 16, 2019
Camp Diversity

Camp Diversity

February 12, 2019
Staying in Shape

Staying in Shape

February 11, 2019

Boys Soccer

February 8, 2019
Game preview: boys soccer overcomes team setbacks for Mountain View game

Game preview: boys soccer overcomes team setbacks for Mountain View game

January 22, 2019
Freshmen Pari Mohan, left, and Ava Halkola, right, assume wrestling stance, preparing for their next meet in January. As the only girls on the team, they hope to set an example for other girls who are interested in joining.

Wrestling smacks down gender stereotypes

December 15, 2018

Boys Soccer

December 11, 2018
Ashley Cai

Recruited Athletes

November 9, 2018
1: Kavya’s initial sketch of her visioned mural with colored pencils in her notebook. 2: She starts to draw and paint on the wall, trying to illustrate her vision before adding all the details. 3: Kavya’s finished mural for the Boys and Girls Club displayed in San Mateo.

Kavya Ramamurthy: Mural brightens San Mateo

November 8, 2018
Sua Kim

Nike’s endorsement of Kaepernick: a touch (down) too late

October 15, 2018
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