By: Hayley Strahs Graphics Editor On Sept. 27, the union leaders of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) voted unanimously to end the writer’s strike. During the 148-day strike, all writers that […]
Writer’s Strike Ends
Police Arrest LA Gang Members
By: Nelson Kramer Local News Editor Los Angeles law enforcement arrested 27 suspected gang members on Oct. 2. The suspects were alleged to have been running narcotics and firearms all over the […]
Blue Supermoon Appears In Night Sky
By: Jordan Park Local News Editor A unique moon, known as a blue supermoon, made a special appearance in the sky last month. A blue supermoon is a rare celestial phenomenon. A […]
Raging Waters Announces Closing
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editors On Sept. 6, beloved Bay Area water park Raging Waters San Jose announced its permanent closing. In an unexpected move, the park posted a statement on its […]
SAG-AFTRA Strike Commences
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor In May of 2023, the Writers Guild of America, which represents more than 11,000 workers, announced a strike following their hail-mary attempt to negotiate a new contract. […]
Hurricane Hilary Hits Southern California
By: Megan Saul Media Production Editor On Aug. 20, Hurricane Hilary, a tropical storm hit Southern California and part of Mexico. Although initially categorized as a fourth category hurricane, Hilary quickly became […]
California Recognizes Transgender History Month
By: Kloe Adams Humor Editor The California assembly made history on Sept. 7 after passing House Resolution 57, which recognizes August as Transgender History Month, making California the first state in the […]
LGHS Choir Attends Choir Camp
By: Ainsley Northrup and Own Fugit People and Editorial Editors On Sept. 9, the Los Gatos High School choral department hosted the first-ever all-day choir camp, focusing on students and team building […]
Rockin’ Nuns and Famine Play at The Cats
By: Ainsley Northrop People Editor Striving to reach new heights, Rockin Nuns — a local pop-punk band — continues to impress countless Los Gatos residents with their music. Created about a year […]
LGHS Hosts Cats’ Carnival and Dog Day
By: Nessa Purdy Opinion Editor On Thursday, Aug. 24, Los Gatos High School welcomed students back to campus with a variety of fun activities. Returning once again was the famed LGHS Dog […]
Ex-police officer John Snowling Murders Three People at Cook’s Corner
By: Jane Wilde Culture Editor Ex-police officer John Snowling gunned down three people and wounded six others, including his estranged wife, in a popular Orange County biker bar on Aug. 23. The […]
Drag Queen Story Hour Sparks Controversy
By: Nessa Purdy Opinion Editor On Sept. 7, Books Inc. hosted their second annual Drag Queen Story Hour. Books Inc, an independent bookstore in Campbell’s Pruneyard Shopping Center, invited drag queen Tori […]
Club Day 2023 Commences
By: Emery Curtis Graphics Editor Club Day is back! On Sept. 8, Los Gatos High School held its first Club Day of the year on the front lawn. No matter what you […]
Bay Area Produce Quarantined Due to Fruit Flies
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editor On Sept. 6, local and state agricultural officials enacted a quarantine for backyard-grown produce in the South Bay due to the discovery of eight different Oriental Fruit […]
Robotics Semifinalists At World Championships
Linda Wang Humor Editor Los Gatos High School’s Iron Claw Robotics (Team 972) returned home from the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Championships in Houston after another momentous […]