Maintaining a business in Los Gatos is a difficult endeavor on its own, but add in an atmospheric river, and the task becomes a nightmare. Due to town-wide power outages, businesses including […]
LGHS Shuts Down Due to Power Outage
By Esha Bagora Public Relations Across the state, California students have been impacted by the atmospheric river storms of the past couple of weeks. In Los Gatos, the storms led to power […]
Rep. Barbara Lee Announces Senate Bid
By Dell Dumont Graphics During a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee told congressional colleagues that she plans to run for Senator Dianne Feinstein’s Senate seat in 2024. Feinstein’s Senate […]
Palo Alto Resident Dies in Car Crash on Blossom Hill
By Dell Dumont Graphics The Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department announced via press release the death of Tyler Scheetz (19), a Palo Alto resident and recent graduate of St. Francis High School […]
Biden Meets With Newsom
By Alex Evans Editor in Chief US President Joe Biden and California Senator Alex Padilla met with Governor Gavin Newsom in downtown Capitola on Jan. 19 to address the recent 433 million […]
San Jose Teacher Charged With Sexual Abuse
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 […]
First Grader Shoots Teacher in Virginia
By: Bridie Beamish Culture Editor On Jan. 6, Abigail Zwerner, 25, was in the middle of teaching a lesson when one of her first grade students pulled out a handgun and, according […]
Perpetrator Stabs Six at Paris Train Station
By: Bridie Beamish Culture Editor In an unprovoked attack on Jan. 11 at the Gare du Nord train station in Paris, an unidentified perpetrator wounded six, including a border police officer, in […]
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 […]
Indonesia Criminalizes Premarital Sex, Dissent for Visitors in New Law
By Dana Hathaway Editorial Editor On Dec. 6, Indonesia announced a sweeping new criminal code. The law revises the colonial-era code set in place by Dutch leaders before Indonesian independence in 1945. […]
Shooting at Walmart
By Dell Dumont Graphics On Nov. 23, a Walmart store supervisor in Chesapeake, Virginia, killed six people as shoppers stocked up for Thanksgiving. Andre Bing, the 31-year-old gunman, was an overnight team […]
Mauna Loa Erupts
By Nadia Liu Public Relations The world’s largest active volcano, Hawaii’s Mauna Loa, began erupting after being dormant for 38 years, shooting lava to heights of up to 148 feet. The volcano […]
Trump Organization Convicted of Fraud
By Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor In a reputation-altering case, a jury convicted former US President Donald Trump’s family real estate business, the Trump Organization, of tax fraud. On Dec. 6, a New […]
Rail Strike Averted
By Victor Josifovski National/World Editor On Dec. 1, Congress officially averted a major rail strike by pushing through a labor agreement between several major rail corporations and their workers. Signed by President […]