By: Kloe Adams Humor Editor The Sioux Falls School District, located in South Dakota, announced during a board meeting in November of 2023 that they will be capping participation in boys sports. […]
Sioux Falls limits boy’s sports participation
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Strike at Cal Poly
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editor On Dec. 4, the faculty at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, organized a walkout to support the California Faculty Association (CFA) in their strike for better pay […]
2023 Fantasy of Lights
By: Emery Curtis Graphics Editor The annual Los Gatos Fantasy of Lights is back in town until the end of December. The event is open from 4:00pm to 8:30pm, the gates officially […]
El Niño Hits California Coast
By: Jordan Park Local Editor Weather analysts predict a historically strong El Niño winter to return to the California coast. El Niño is a climate pattern that occurs when warm water builds […]
Golden Gate Bridge Implements Suicide Nets
By: Veronica Schubert and Sam Gruetter Sports Editors The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most famous landmarks in California. However, the American paradise this iconic structure represents isn’t summative of […]
Shannon O’Connor is Indicted
By: Bridie Beamish National/World News Shannon O’Connor pled not guilty to 63 charges, including 20 felonies and 43 misdemeanors, on Nov. 6. The former Los Gatos resident has been in jail for […]
Domas Reopens in Downtown Los Gatos
By: Jordan Park and Sam Gruetter On Oct. 6, the home goods store Domus reopened on N Santa Cruz Ave in downtown Los Gatos after 11 years of being closed. The store […]
ASB Flea Market is a Success
By: Katie Nelson On Nov. 9, tables covered the front lawn for the flea market put on by ASB. A new event at LGHS, the flea market allowed students to sell things […]
LG Haunted House Wows Town
By: Ainsley Northrop Making its annual appearance, the Los Gatos Haunted House impressed countless residents on Halloween night. Each year, LGHS students work together to create this chilling attraction for the trick-or-treaters […]
CA Wildfires Scorch the State
By: Kloe Adams On the afternoon of Oct. 30, a large wildfire in southern California broke out in the dry and bushy hills of Highlands and Aguanga. The fire was ten percent […]
LGHS Marching Band Closes Out Season
By: Owen Fugit On Nov. 4, the Los Gatos High School Marching Band and Color Guard took the field at Independence High School (IHS) for their last competition of the season. This […]
LGHS Drarma Performs Clue
By: Ainsley Northrop With stellar performances between Oct. 26 and 28, Los Gatos High School students took to the Prentiss Brown Auditorium stage to present the 2023 fall play Clue. In stark […]
Indigenous People Require Support and Awareness Around Thanksgiving
By: Kate Gruetter, Nelson Kramer, and Megan Hastings Thanksgiving is celebrated all over the US, with 90 percent of American households marking the historic day with a feast. Americans travel across the […]
Look past college rankings when choosing a college
By: Nadia Liu Editor-in-Chief If you’re currently a senior in high school, odds are you’ve checked the US News and World Report college rankings. Maybe, as you were deciding what schools to […]
Marrufo argue that the romance genre is replacing quality literature
By: Ella Marrufo Editor-in-Chief Sometime between the rise of BookTok and Colleen Hoover’s surge in popularity, cheesy, cliché romance novels started to take over the fiction genre. It’s impossible not to notice […]