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Claire Seo, sophomore, donates cans to her designated class box in front of the BOHS office. The sophomore class collected a total of 1,500 cans, the most out of all the classes.

A ‘Can’did Competition For Families in Need

Ellen Kim, News Editor
December 12, 2020
Kara Dietz (left) and her father (right) take a picture at the 2018 Teacher of the Year ceremony at the Disneyland Hotel. Before his passing, Dietz's father was able to attend his daughter's award ceremony after being a key motivator for her career. 

Like Father, Like Daughter

Lindsey Kim, Staff Writer
November 20, 2020
Math teacher Jennifer Collier's parent’s house at the edge of the Silverado Fire in Irvine. Tens of thousands of Irvine, Brea, and Chino Hills residents were evacuated due to the fast-moving dual fires -- Blue Ridge and Silverado.

Blue Ridge Fire forces evacuations

Jared Corona and Doyon Kim
October 30, 2020
As Brea is getting ready for Halloween, a jack-o-lantern is projected on top of Sky Lounge in Downtown Brea. Although Brea has scaled back its city events, Halloween decorations abound throughout the city.

Halloween 2020: Is trick-or-treating out of the question? 

Ellen Kim, News Editor
October 29, 2020
A colorful Yogurt Galaxy drink from new Brea location of the XLB Dumpling Bar chain, located in the Brea Plaza Shopping Center.

Brea foodies: get your Asian fusion fix at XLB

Amber Kim, Food Editor
October 11, 2020
Doug Green, chief visionary officer of Feed Brea, addresses Pop-Up Pantry volunteers before the start of the event on Oct. 3.

Feed Brea extends popular Pop-Up event through October

Vanessa Jo, Staff Writer
October 11, 2020
A Thin Blue Line flag towers above Downtown Brea. The flag, purchased by Brea resident and developer Dwight Manley ('84), sparked a debate in the community about the flag's connotations.

Thin Blue Line flag sparks debate in Brea

Doyon Kim, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 22, 2020
A Thin Blue Line flag stands atop the Farrell's building in Downtown Brea. The raising of the flag stirred debate in the Brea community.

The Wildcat Asks: What is your reaction to the Thin Blue Line flag in Downtown Brea?

Jasmine Youn, Feature Editor
September 19, 2020
An almost-empty marquee at the Edwards theater in Downtown Brea. Wildcat staff members Natalie DiCesaris and Alexis Alexander visited a theater for the first time since theaters closed to customers in March.

The Wildcat goes to the movies

Natalie DiCesaris, Opinion Co-Editor
September 18, 2020
Feed Brea volunteers place groceries into a trunk during Saturday's Pop-Up Pantry event. Organizations from throughout the city coordinated to feed 871 families.

Feed Brea hosts Pop-Up Pantry for area families in need

Doyon Kim, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 13, 2020
A proposal was submitted on July 27 to construct a multi-purpose building, including a hotel, in the center of Brea Plaza, replacing two Brea favorites -- the Brea 5 Cinema and Buca di Beppo.

A Dastardly Demolition

Jared Corona, Staff Writer
September 13, 2020
The Birch Street USPS branch. Decisions by USPS leadership have caused the slowing down of mail service, leaving some Brea residents wondering if their votes in this years election will be impacted.

Mail delivery delays leave some Brea residents concerned about mail-in voting

Jasmine Youn, Feature Editor
September 12, 2020
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