“No Kings” protest in Palo Alto joins nationwide demonstrations Ava Knapp, Editor-In-Chief June 14, 2025
Sidewalk “impasse-able” as PAEA protests over teacher pay and funding Ava Knapp and Veronica Qiu April 25, 2024
Local youth activists join ‘global climate strike’ Carissa Tsui, Senior Staff Writer September 28, 2022
Opinion: Make a difference, change the abortion laws Ria Pai, Kaahini Jain, and Margaret Li May 30, 2019
Palo Altans protest Sessions’ replacement: ‘Time to take to the streets!’ Benjamin Huang, Arts and Entertainment Editor November 8, 2018
Marchers of all ages join walkout against gun violence Eleanor Krugler and Allie Feitzinger March 15, 2018
‘Enough!’ Local students protest for stricter gun control Annika Behal, Leila Chabane, and Sophia Muys March 14, 2018
![Senior Duncan Sego held a sign reading "The Terror Must be Stopped" during a student walkout protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement in front of Palo Alto High School today at noon. According to Sego, people need to take a stand against ICE. "This [ICE] isn’t what the people want, this isn’t what we want and it’s destroying communities," Sego said. "People need to rally against them."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/IMG_2779-1-1200x879.jpg)
![In response to the nationwide “No Kings” protest, members of the Palo Alto community gather to oppose what they see as a rise in authoritarianism by marching down Embarcadero Road this afternoon. Gina Wulff, protester from Portola Valley, said she strongly believes that the current presidential administration is undermining democracy. "Our [U.S. citizens'] executive branch is completely out of control and we the people need to make it stop," Wulff said. "I hope that the administration realizes that they do not have the approval of the majority of the people in America. Trump is not a king and he is not a ruler."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/phf-1200x1107.jpg)
