By Megan Hastings Media Production Editor San Jose Police arrested a 31-year-old English teacher after a student accused him of sexual abuse. Although Te Bin Jung had been teaching at Yerba Buena […]
Los Gatos Recognizes Native American Heritage Month
by Jordan Chan Editor in Chief During a Town Council meeting on Dec. 6, Los Gatos Town Manager Laurel Prevetti announced that Los Gatos will begin including Native American Heritage Month on […]
Great Bear Coffee Bought By New Owners, New Additions
By Saya Alvares Sports Editor On Nov 2., Abdy and De Anna Mirzadegan bought the beloved shop in Los Gatos: Great Bear Coffee. You can find students from Los Gatos High School […]
Federal Trade Commission Sues Microsoft
By Linda Wang Humor Editor The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took measures to sue Microsoft on Dec. 8. The specific event in question was Microsoft’s announcement of a ten-year plan to purchase […]
Local Election Results Announced
By Ashir Rao Public Relations On Nov. 8, 2022, Los Gatans traveled to the polls, voting in both local and statewide elections. Locally, citizens voted on measures including the school board, town […]
UC Grad Workers Go On Strike
By Margo Rawlings Local Editor On Nov. 14, 48,000 University of California (UC) graduate workers, academic researchers, and postdoctoral scholars throughout the nine campuses of the UC system started a still-ongoing strike […]
Leafy Opens New Store in Los Gatos
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor When you find yourself looking for something to spruce up your home, or a piece to make your space blossom, look no further than something green and […]
Japanese Class Publishes Paper
By Linda Wang Humor Editor Los Gatos High School has another newsletter rolling in with the publication of the Japanese class’s very own paper, Yamaneko News. Finalized over Thanksgiving break following months […]
Santa Cruz Suffers from Climate Change
By Megan Hastings Media Production Editor For decades, engineers in the city of Santa Cruz have fought an ongoing battle with the ocean’s swell to save the city’s beloved path West Cliff […]
Letizia Pastore Publishes Research
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor Los Gatos High School senior Letizia Pastore can officially boast published research. A student focused on food inequity and the prevention of chronic diseases, Pastore discovered data […]
Fantasy of Lights Opens in Los Gatos
By Maya Gomez Editor in Chief Looking for something to do with your loved ones this holiday season? Well, look no further, through the Santa Clara County Parks website (parks.sccgov.org) you can […]
Teacher of the Month: Mrs. Messenger
By Georgia Kaufman Opinion Editor In her 18th year of teaching at Los Gatos High School, Ms. Cathy Messenger is beloved by all of her students, the LGHS administration, and the Los […]
Johnson Ave Haunted House Shocks and Terrifies
By: Ainsley Northrop People Editor The student-created haunted house located on Johnson Avenue brought terror to countless Los Gatos residents this Halloween. The amazingly thought-out haunted house was a product of various […]
Savanna Sisterhood Empowers Women
By Macy Dennon Local Editor LGHS junior Zoe Swanson and her sister Mikaela Swanson started a company called Savanna Sisterhood this summer, and their theme of female empowerment is nothing less than […]
Polenteria Dishes Up Delicious Food
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor When asked to describe her restaurant in one word, Yvonne Khananis chose heart. Khananis, the chef of Polenteria in downtown Los Gatos, located on Victory Lane, stated […]