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​Bad Bunny plays tribute to Kobe with a song

By Giselle Perez
​El Rodeo Staff Writer
Puerto Rican musician Bad Bunny was one of the millions of people heartbroken by the sudden death of NBA basketball star, Kobe Bryant, who passed away on January 26. Many people from all over the world, from celebrities to basketball fans, paid tribute to Bryant in their own different way. Bad Bunny paid his respects with a touching song, “6 rings.”

​Bad Bunny released the song on Soundcloud only one day after Bryant’s death. The song title is a tribute to Bryant’s “6 rings”, which refers to his 5 NBA championship rings with the Los Angeles Lakers and his marriage to Vanessa Bryant.

BANDAI NAMCO RELEASES NEW DRAGON BALL Z GAME

By Maxine Covarrubias
El Rodeo Staff Writer
Bandai Namco released a new Dragon Ball Z game for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows. Originally titled Project Z, Kakarot is a retelling of the entire Dragon Ball Z series. With a total of 291 episodes, 13 movies, and 2 television specials, the series is already a week-long binge watch.

Fans got a special treat for the game when Bandai Namco released the Dragon Ball Z Cha-La-Head-Cha-La opening in the game's style. This game is a single-player RPG. It is still unknown if it will become a multiplayer game but until further notice, players can play this game and relive the entire anime with some additional cutscenes that add to the story.

Corona Virus EPidemic Reaches the U.S.

By Marissa Cruz
El Rodeo Staff Writer
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Courtesy of Dr. Fred Murphy | CDC
Many countries have been on high alert following the outbreak of a new, mysterious coronavirus in China. Coronavirus, are a large family of viruses that cause illnesses ranging from the common cold to more serious diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.

The Astro's Cheating Scandal leaves fans wondering about previous World Series Outcomes.

By Robert Rios
​El Rodeo Staff Writter
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Courtesy of Jerritt Clark | Getty Images
The Houston Astros have been disciplined by the MLB after the league concluded its investigation after allegations accusing the team of using cameras in center field of their home ballpark to steal signs from opposing teams allowing players to know what the pitcher was throwing next going back as far as the 2017 season where they won the World Series. 
     The league disciplined the team on January 13th by suspending their manager A.J. Hinch and General Manager Jeff Luhnow for a full year, the league also fined the club five million dollars and deprived them of their first and second-round picks in 2020 and 2021. Shortly after the punishments had been handed out the owner they fired both Hinch and Luhnow. 

El Rancho Put on Lockdown after Jet Fuel is Dumped All OVer LOs Angeles

By Giselle Perez
​El Rodeo Staff Writer
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Courtesy of Matt Hartman | Associated Press
The El Rancho Unified School District was notified about the incident by the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The district decided for the safety of its students, to place the school on lockdown to prevent them from breathing the toxic air.