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Comic and gaming enthusiasts dressed in cosplay, strolled the hallway of Daniel Pearl Magnet, holding bags of collectibles purchased in the...
Ilana Gale
Ilana Gale is a writer for The Los Angeles Times HS Insider and she is also the Managing Editor for her school's newspaper, The Pearl Post. In addition to be Managing Editor, Gale also designs the Special Reports page for the newspaper.
KTLA news anchor Rick Chambers speaks to journalism students
Journalism students were surprised to learn about the consequences news anchors face, including being suspended, if they say something inappropriate while live on the air. “When you’re out there, you’re in control,” KTLA Sunday Edition and Weekend News anchor Rick...
LAUSD bomb threat that closed all schools not credible, according to authorities
The FBI has concluded that the bomb threat against Los Angeles Unified School District today was not credible, district and city officials said this evening. Classes will resume Wednesday. “We can now announce that the FBI has determined this is not a credible threat,...
LAUSD bomb threat that closed all schools may be a hoax
Congressman Adam Schiff said in an email, released by the Los Angeles Daily News, that this morning’s bomb threat against Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) schools is likely a hoax. “While we continue to gather information about the threat made against Los...
The Pearl Post wins 1st place award for Best High School Newspaper
On June 28, new Print Editor-in-Chief Ilana Gale, former Online Editor-in-Chief Christopher Bower and former Print Editor-in-Chief Natalie Moore from The Pearl Post attended the 57th Annual Southern California Journalism Awards, which was hosted by the Los...
All patched up with duct tape at Stuck at Prom scholarship contest
Relief was in the air as senior Vanessa Fano and junior David Diaz finished making their duct tape outfits just in time for prom. “I wore a quarter-length sleeve dress that went all the way down, whereas David wore a suit that had a collar and white pants,” Fano said....
Students explore Mile High City, learn new skills at Journalism Convention
After exceeding their fundraising goal, 15 media students along with two advisers gained a once in a lifetime experience while attending the national spring convention in Denver. Local event coordinator Jack Kennedy, executive director of the Colorado High School...