By: Sam Gruetter and Kloe Adams Opinion and Editorial editors The majority of campgrounds are in the wilderness and house animals of all kinds. The integration between society and nature that camping […]
Park bear wrongfully dies
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Shootings occur in San Jose
By: Atharava Pandey National/World Editor Two shootings in San Jose have occurred over the past week. A shooting took place in the area near Monterey Road and Southside Drive at an unsanctioned […]
Students get involved in LG Club Day
By: Megan Saul Culture Editor On Sept. 5, Los Gatos High School held its first semester Club Day on the front lawn. During tutorial, hundreds of students gathered to join new and […]
17-year-old teen shoots 49ers player Ricky Pearsall
By: Megan Saul Culture Editor On Aug. 31, a 17-year-old boy shot Ricky Pearsall, the San Francisco 49ers’ rookie wide receiver. Pearsall was recently drafted in the first round of the 2024 […]
Unsafe drinking water in California
By: Katie Nelson Center Editor California has long been a proponent of healthy and safe drinking water. Given its vast water supply from its many lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and groundwater, ensuring the […]
Los Gatos Starbucks remodels it’s building
By: Claudia Casal Culture Editor Along with releasing the new fall menu, the local Starbucks on Blossom Hill Road just reopened after its remodel. Now you can find new countertops, benches, and […]
Marching Band Kicks Off Fall Season
By: Hayley Strahs The LGHS Marching Band’s Fall 2024 season is in full swing. They started out by attending band camp in August, learning their field show, and performing with Fisher Middle […]
Langner and Adams review new movie IF
By: Isabella Langner and Kloe Adams Public Relations Manager and Humor Editor John Krasinski’s new movie IF debuted in movie theaters on May 17. The movie follows the protagonist, Bea, played by […]
Panicacci on Women’s Basketball
By: Lucy Panicacci Local News Editor As someone who has played basketball for the last ten years, the societal belief that men’s basketball is more important than women’s basketball became clear to […]
Future Transportation in the US
By: Nelson Kramer Local News Editor  Envision a future where electric vehicles dominate our roads, and the landscapes we traverse on road trips adorned with wind-capture farms. This transformative vision, once fully […]
Public Schools should start later
By: Katie Borders Opinion Editor As tired teenagers, waking up early in the morning five days a week is a challenging feat in and of itself. We even have it somewhat easy […]
Gruetter defends music critics
By: Kate Gruetter Editor-in-Chief On Apr. 19, Taylor Swift released her eleventh album, The Tortured Poets Department. Even prior to the collection’s release, fans and critics began to question the persona Swift […]
Gruetter claims kids should not have access to Youtube
By: Kate Gruetter Editor-in-Chief Growing up, I had restricted access to the internet and looking back, I truly appreciate my parents for setting this boundary. Though I slightly despised them for it […]
Wilde and Saul push to stop AI
By: Jane Wilde and Megan Saul Culture and Media Production Editor The idea of a world run by AI seems outlandish and almost sci-fi; however, it’s not as far fetched as we […]
Beamish argues to lower the cost of higher education
By: Bridie Beamish National/World Editor As numerous selective universities across the nation raise their costs of attendance to 100,000 dollars, the importance of a higher education becomes increasingly more vital while simultaneously […]