El Estoque

Shifting opinions around SROs

Ananya Chaudhary, Nameek Chowdhury, Jason Chu, Krish Dev, Lillian Wang, and Michelle Zheng • September 5, 2022

It took 78 minutes for the school district’s police force to enter the Robb Elementary classroom in Uvalde, Texas, where 19 students and two adults were killed on May 24. The shooting exhibited flaws...

Increasing theft in California prompts safety concerns and legal backlash

Melody Cui • February 12, 2022

Examining the community reaction to different levels of theft in the state

Read beyond the Defunding the Police slogan to understand its nuance

Jannah Sheriff • October 11, 2020

Opposing solutions have overlapping answers for fixing a flawed police system

House fire on Cheryl Drive

Rachel Jiang • October 5, 2020

Assessing the perspectives of spectators and owners of the home during the incident

Nearly two thousand protestors gather in Cupertino

Ayah Ali-Ahmad • June 12, 2020

South Bay protestors gather in Cupertino to demonstrate for the Black Lives Matter movement

Local governmental efforts

Claire Wen • April 10, 2020

Santa Clara County Public Health and Sheriff Departments respond to COVID-19

Active shooter false alarm at Great America Theme Park

Anushka De, News Editor • November 13, 2019

Mugging incident at Great America leads to rumors of shooter and causes mass hysteria

Reckless: Illegal behavior at MVHS

Shuvi Jha, Swara Tewari, Ruth Feng, Dhruvika Randad, and Ayah Ali-Ahmad • March 10, 2019

To Protect & To Serve

Amrutha Dorai • March 19, 2013

At 6:45 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, junior Zac Burke ducked into a police car. But not the back: Burke rode shotgun. Many of his friends were celebrating at a party on Prospect Road, a little way...

Police search for Subway robbers

Kevin Tsukii • September 13, 2011

Witnesses say two armed men attempted to rob the restaurant around 9 p.m.

New pilot program aims to alleviate traffic woes

Edward Wang • September 9, 2010

City collaborates with Cupertino schools to reduce traffic Build an elementary school, a middle school and a high school within one mile of each other and you can expect major traffic...

New pilot program aims to alleviate traffic woes

Edward Wang • September 7, 2010

City collaborates with Cupertino schools to reduce traffic It is a familiar sight to see parents in idle cars waiting to pick up or drop off students in the tri-school area of Lincoln...