As a sophomore at San Pasqual High School in Escondido, teen Jodi Williams stepped inside her first film photography classroom. At this time, digital photography was not as popular as it is today. However,...

The arrival of Carlsbad Village Fairies has locals and visitors serendipitously spotting fairy doors, leaving some to wonder where the doors have come from and why they’re there. Fitting precisely into...

A city’s homeless population often reflects its community's capacity to help those who are less fortunate. Certain areas of San Diego are infamous for having a dense homeless population, attracting the...

The whirs of a motor faintly fly by on the Pacific Coast Highway. The e-bicyclist glides past the cars, hauling bags of groceries effortlessly and arriving home within 10 short minutes. It’s nearly...

The Music Department will play six movements from Star Wars at their last concert of the year: the Pops Concert. They planned to do this last year, but the pandemic threw them a curveball and it couldn’t...

Carlsbad Village, an area of gathering and happiness.  The smell of Vigilucci's seafood and steakhouse lingers in the streets as you stand in line to get a huge Handles ice cream cone. Sounds of children...

You log into Instagram, click a friend’s story, and are bombarded with photos of people posing with their vaccination cards. You then log into TikTok and are greeted with teens spinning their arms after...

Since 1943, Lola’s 7-Up Mexican Market and Deli has been on the corner of Roosevelt Street in Carlsbad’s Barrio. Over the years, this authentic family-owned business has served up delicious Mexican...

Throughout history, art has been used as a reactionary medium to what is going on in the world. This phenomenon is no different from the virus tile project here at Sage Creek. Students from 3D Design,...