by Jackie King People Editor It can be a struggle for new LGHS student to adjust to their schedules given the hours of homework, extracurriculars, and more, but LGHS freshman Jackie Enns […]
Freshman Jackie Enns Demonstrates Prodigal Lacrosse Skills
Freshman Zackary Plesha Excels in Arts, Academics, and Athletics
by Alaina Fox Both figuratively and literally, freshman Zackary Plesha runs towards his dreams with burning ambition and unparalleled finesse, proving himself a strong leader in all that he does. From the arts […]
Governor Newsom predicts California schools will remain closed through summer break
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Governor Gavin Newsom stunned many California residents Tues., Mar. 17, stating that schools should expect to remain closed through summer break. “Don’t anticipate schools are going to open […]
Los Gatos, Post Shelter-In-Place
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor In my 17 years of living in Los Gatos, I’ve never seen Noah’s Bagels empty on a Saturday morning. Usually, there’s a line going out the door that […]
Tyler Shultz details time at Theranos in exclusive LGHS interview
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Ms. Messenger: In order to do what was right, he took a journey at great personal cost along the way and it’s quite a fascinating story to tell, some […]
UC Students Organize Strikes Across the State
by Quincy Marks Public Relations Manager University of California graduate students have been protesting for better living compensations since early February. The strike originated on the UC Santa Cruz campus, with graduate students […]
Santa Clara County combats COVID-19 pandemic
by Esther Sun Opinion Editor Fears of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 swept Santa Clara County in the past month, driving many schools to switch to online classes and workplaces to send their […]
LGPD Digs for Dead Body on North Santa Cruz Avenue
by Emerson Morley and Lucy Holland Graphic Design Editor & Sports Editor On Mon. Mar. 2, Los Gatos residents were shocked by some unsettling news. Police in downtown Los Gatos dug for a body behind […]
LGHS Physics Classes Visit the Exploratorium
by Alaina Fox News Editor Immersing themselves in countless demonstrations of physics’ real-life applications, students enrolled in both AP or regular physics at LGHS made the journey to the Exploratorium on Feb. 26 […]
Oakland Police Chief firing brings history of misconduct back to light
by Liam Hoole Media Production Editor Anne Kirkpatrick, Oakland Police Department’s first female police chief, was fired after a unanimous vote from the Oakland Police Commission on Feb. 20. Kirkpatrick was reportedly […]
LGHS primary poll reveals students’ political affiliations
By Lexi Kupor People Editor On March 3, a total of 568 LGHS students across grade levels and political outlooks participated in a voluntary primary poll that coincided with Super Tuesday, the […]
Anderson Lake to be drained amidst earthquake fears
By Jackie King People Editor Despite the fact that California is nearing drought conditions in many parts of the state, federal officers are ordering the draining of Anderson Lake in Morgan Hill. […]
Spring musical Mamma Mia! cancelled due to spread of COVID-19
By Esther Sun Opinion Editor LGHS’s dancing queens and kings have been gearing up to present spring musical Mamma Mia!, which was set to debut at the Prentiss Brown theatre this Friday […]
BREAKING: LGHS announces school closure due to increasing rates of COVID-19
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor This afternoon, the Santa Clara County Superintendent of Schools held a press conference to announce that County schools are required to close during the three weeks following […]
Santa Clara County Reports first Coronavirus Death
By Esther Sun Opinion Editor The County of Santa Clara Public Health Department announced the first death from COVID-19 in Santa Clara County earlier today. The patient, a woman in her 60s […]