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Steven Rissotto, News Editor

Steven Rissotto is studying journalism and is in his second semester at Skyline. He enjoys watching sports — especially baseball, which he played in high school. When he’s not tracking an important story, he’s enjoying his time reading, binge watching shows, digging into a bag of popcorn, or hosting his podcast (RizzoCast). If you want to take the risk, you can follow him on Twitter @StevenRissotto.

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The development project dubbed Linda Mar Woods includes 125 units of residential housing and roughly a combined 58 acres.

Pacifica locals concerned with new development plan

September 16, 2021
Entering into the final month of the regular season, the Giants were in first place in the NL West and had the best record in the MLB.

[PHOTO] As they keep defying odds, the Giants look for deep playoff run

September 12, 2021
Many parents are pulling their children away from public education after a bad taste from distance learning during the pandemic.

Distance learning experiences mixed reviews amid return to campus

September 7, 2021
Since the Pfizer vaccine received full approval on August 23, the districts mandate is now fully active.

SMCCCD adopts new vaccination mandate for students and employees

August 27, 2021
Movies have been debuting on online streaming services since the beginning of the pandemic, leaving theaters to collect dust.

The next step: the trends to take away from the wildest stretch in American History

June 12, 2021
Rojo is accused of having sexual engagements with two different underage girls.

San Mateo County College District employee accused of sex with underage girls

May 20, 2021
In 2021, Dr. Taylor-Mendoza was the recipient of the Carter Doran Leadership Award.

Dr. Jennifer Taylor-Mendoza set to become CSM’s new president

May 5, 2021
Giants fans have returned to Oracle Park, and while capacity may be limited the spirit remains

Review on Oracle Park

April 28, 2021
Randy and Gene Aberouette are enjoying their first season playing together for the Skyline Trojans baseball team

From the backyard to the college diamond

April 27, 2021
San Mateo Board of Supervisors President David J. Canepa awards a check for $2 million to SMCCCDs Promise Scholar Program

San Mateo County grants $2 million for SMCCCD Promise Scholar Program

April 20, 2021
San Mateo Board of Supervisors President David J. Canepa awards a check for $2 million to SMCCCDs Promise Scholar Program

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April 20, 2021
Pacifica marches against Asian American hate

Pacifica marches against Asian American hate

April 7, 2021
The amount of crimes disclosed in this year’s report has heavily decreased from 65 crimes that took place from 2014 to 2016, which was announced in the 2017 report.

SMCCCD crime report shows sharp decrease in crimes over recent years

March 22, 2021
The organizations praised Skyline College for having recently introduced a class on Filipino-American community issues, but calls on SMCCD to offer more courses like it in order to help “ensure that history does not repeat itself.”

KTP and FSU clubs speak out against Asian American Attacks

March 18, 2021
Miles Mastrobuoni was selected in the 14th round of the 2016 MLB Draft by the Tampa Bay Rays and has thrived at different positions.

Miles Mastrobuoni’s opportunity

March 11, 2021
The board of trustees has decided to extend distance learning through the fall of 2021.

SMCCCD extends distance learning, will remain mostly online for 2021

March 1, 2021
College community questions Bidens campaign promises concerning student loans

Biden pushes against canceling student debt

February 26, 2021
In this illustration by Marco Milani, a school and text can be seen.

The Proper Way to Open Public Schools

February 23, 2021
SMCCCD cuts ties with Galatolo

SMCCCD cuts ties with Galatolo

February 10, 2021
The Weeknd brings electricity to Super Bowl Halftime Show

The Weeknd brings electricity to Super Bowl Halftime Show

February 8, 2021
Skyline College professor presents at the Annual International Lowrider Studies Conference

Skyline College professor presents at the Annual International Lowrider Studies Conference

February 5, 2021
Doug Emhoff’s unlikely journey to Second Gentleman

Doug Emhoff’s unlikely journey to Second Gentleman

January 29, 2021
Won’t be out of tune

Won’t be out of tune

December 28, 2020
If you dont want Covid-19 showing up under your Christmas tree this year, celebrate safely.

Celebrating this holiday season? Do it safely.

December 14, 2020
Why sports fans put so much pressure on athletes

Why sports fans put so much pressure on athletes

November 23, 2020
Rico Medina re-elected as mayor of San Bruno

Rico Medina wins reelection in San Bruno mayor race

November 16, 2020
Tygarjas Bigstyck has lived in Pacifica his entire life and is now seeking a run for one of five city council seats.

Tygarjas Twyrls Bigstyck seeks to make big impact in Pacifica election

October 30, 2020
How would you celebrate this years Halloween?

COVID-19 won’t spook this year’s Halloween

October 29, 2020
Abraham Lincoln High School in the Sunset District is among the schools that was deemed to meet the advisory committees criteria for those that should have their names changed.

SFUSD advocates for schools to be renamed

October 16, 2020
Supply kits like the ones shown here were created and distributed by the Skyline College Library and South San Francisco Rotary Club.

From the Skyline Bookstore with love

October 9, 2020
Former Skyline pitcher Julian Merryweathers long road to MLB debut

Former Skyline pitcher Julian Merryweather’s long road to MLB debut

October 2, 2020
Dr Johannes Masare is here seen at Skyline College, flex day Jan. 2018.

Dr. Masare retires after 35 years at Skyline College

September 13, 2020
A boom in mountain lion births has occurred this summer all over the Bay Area.

Bay Area mountain lion sightings emerge in recent months

September 4, 2020
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