If you got something newsworthy or fun you'd like us to cover on APN, we'd be more than glad too! If you have any ideas you want to send us, fill out the form in on our contact page with your idea.

New Shows generally air weekly on Friday's at 12:25pm. Be sure to check the announcements section on the homepage to see modified air times.

Apache News, often abbreviated APN, gets its origins from our original name: Apache Public Network. The first letters were kept as a memento to our original name. While we haven't we gone by the name in along time, we still use APN to this day.

Since 1974, Apache News (APN) has been the official television news show of Arcadia High School (Arcadia, CA). Its crew (the students of the Advanced Video Production class of Arcadia High School) produce a weekly 15-minute news show and stream it Fridays at 12:30pm on YouTube. Students also produce sports live-streams, short-form documentaries, and an assortment of other journalistic and entertaining content.

The current or most recently broadcasted show, sportscast, or other live streams, will always be available at the live button at the top of the page.

Each current and past (2017 to present) Apache New members, works can be found on their profile, listed on the About page. (Notice: Current bug involving Youtube Data API may cause an issue with the video player found on the member's profile, preventing videos from loading. Please see the currently known bugs section of the FAQ for more info.)

If you're a student at Arcadia High School, you have the opportunity to be a live guest at one of our shows! Talk with your 4th Period teacher about having your class as our audience, and have your teacher email us if they're interested.

Currently running: Apache News Show - APN's leading content; 15-minute news shows streamed Fridays around 12:30pm on Fridays. Seasons start in August and end in June. Occasionally, some Show episodes are released on alternative dates. Check the announcements page for planned air times. Live Sports Broadcasts - Exclusive live sportscasts of many of Arcadia High School's varsity sports teams and their games. Most commonly streamed on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the evening, though streams can happen any day of the week. Check the announcements page for planned air times. Former: Light's Out - An assortment of short form and long form comedic work. Gotta AFK - The APN Esports Show. Waveform (KARC) - The APN Podcast, featuring BTS of the members of APN, and how some of our works are made. Listen on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other platforms (via anchor.fm/apnwaveform) Previously called "The Apache News Podcast: Waveform (WVFM)".

We live stream a number of Arcadia High Schools sports teams, this often includes: football, basketball, soccer, waterpolo, and volleyball. This also includes the annual Arcadia Invitational Track Meet. While we don't live stream every sport, we cover all of our teams in our show's sports segments each week.

Please file your complaint on our contact page with your issue.

If you believe one of our videos or livestreams infringes intellectual properties, and you are the rights holder or legally represent the rights holder, please submit a request for review on our contact page with your claim. If your likeness was used in one of our videos was used without our consent, please submit a request for review on our contact page with your claim. Please note that not all requests for takedown for privacy concerns are approved.

Something seem out of place with our website? Please describe the bug in detail and how to replicate the issue, and then submit the info to our contact page. Currently known bugs: The video players in the members pages (ex. apachenews.ausd.net/2022/ian-chen), do not consistently show the videos that the respective APN member has worked on. This is due to Youtube Data API's daily quota limits exceeding 10,000 quotas from from our site address. Subsequently the video player will fallback to displaying 'Plane Overhead.' Youtube and Google have not currently provided a solution to the increase the allowed quotas, and we are working on a way to prevent excess data requests from filling the 10,000 allotted. The current solution to this bug is to try searching for your video manually on Youtube, or waiting 24 hours for the quota count to reset for our site.

We reserve the right to remove viewers' comments if their comment is deemed abusive or offensive. If you are no longer able to leave comments but can see other viewers’ comments, it’s likely we’ve removed your ability to comment on our Youtube Channel.

We rarely if ever have any downtime, as all our content is hosted Youtube and their servers. If you can not access a video or live stream, please make sure that Youtube is not having any downtime. If you're still having issues, feel free to let us know on our contact page.

If you're experiencing issues with video playback, please try the following steps to troubleshoot: Try clearing your browser's cache and restarting it. Please also make sure you are using the latest, up to date version of a supported browser: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Microsoft Edge, and Samsung Internet Make sure you're on a fast, reliable internet connection. When a video plays in lower than expected quality, it’s likely because your Internet speed (bandwidth) or computer processing speed cannot support higher quality playback If you can, try switching to a different internet or data connection. Manually switch the quality of the video playback to a lower quality. Try browsing in an Incognito or private browsing window. This will disable your extensions and clear your cache and cookies, which often improves performance. If you have any internet filtering devices on your network (ex. Disney Circle or Net Nanny) or content filtering software in place, please turn these off as they can interfere with video playback or connectivity. Once done, close and reopen your browser and try visiting our website again. If you have any other devices to try, sometimes that makes a difference.

If you're interested in joining Sound Crew, please contact us for more info via our contact page or directly at apachenews@ausd.net.

So you think you have what it takes to be a member of the award winning APN team? We are always looking for talented journalists, videographers, graphic designers, technicians, sports enthusiasts, on-air personalities, and general creative types. Admission to the Advanced Media Production class, and by extension Apache News, is through application only. If you're an AHS student considering applying, check out our Join page for more information on how to apply.

If you're an Arcadia High School student, or an incoming freshman in 8th grade interested in joining the BTV or IVP classes, please speak to your counselor for information during class registration. Additionally, please refer to the AHS Curriculum Guide for more info.