By: Brendan Moore Sports Editor Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Brett Favre has been accused of soliciting welfare funds to the volleyball program at Southern Mississippi University where his daughter plays. Favre […]
Favre Denies Fraud Claims
Hurricane Ian Bashes Coast
By: Michaela Thimot and Aliya Koshalieva People Editor and Graphics Editor Hurricane Ian hit land near Cayo Costa, Florida, on Sept. 28. The Category Four hurricane also left behind devastation in the Caribbean, […]
DeSantis Moves Immigrants
By: Margo Rawlings Local News Editor Florida Governor Ron DeSantis flew a group of 50 Venezuelan migrants from San Antonio, Texas, to the vacation island of Martha’s Vineyard, off the coast of […]
Biden Introduces Plan to Pardon Past Marijuana Convictions
By: Jordan Chan Editor-in-Chief President Joe Biden announced an executive order to pardon past convictions of marijuana possession on Oct. 6, a sweeping action that will affect over 6,500 Americans charged with […]
Killer Stabs Six in Vegas
By: Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor On Oct. 6, an assailant went on a fatal stabbing spree in Las Vegas. The attack resulted in two dead and six injured — three of whom […]
Hurricane Fiona’s Flooding Damages Florida’s Economy
By: Bridie Beamish Culture Editor Two weeks after a two-week-long category four hurricane ravaged portions of the Caribbean and eastern Canada, the two territories still suffer through its destructive effects. Raging from […]
4 Dead in Merced Abduction, Murder
By: Saya Alvares and Bridie Beamish Sports and Culture Editors On Oct. 3, a man abducted a family of four from their family business in Merced, California, later killing everyone. The family, […]
Spotlight on LGHS Agroecology Course
By: Maya Gomez Editor-in-Chief Sitting quaintly in the corner of campus, marvelous student-planted greenery fills the LGHS garden. Despite the fact that we are only two months into the fall semester, the […]
5 Killed in Stockton
By: Aliya Koshalieva Graphics The citizens of Stockton, California, are on edge following a string of fatal shootings. An unknown assailant committed seven murders, killing five people between April 2021 and October […]
Guide to California Ballot Propositions
By: Brynn Gibson Editor-in-Chief With the midterm elections quickly approaching, California voters will soon determine the outcome of seven potential state laws. Decided by referendum — a direct popular vote on specific […]
Opinion: Be Concerned About Right Wing Extremism Abroad
By: Ashir Rao PR The Jan. 6 Capitol attack shifted America’s attention to the danger of fringe, right-wing movements in our country. This attack on the world’s oldest democracy is symbolic of […]
UC System Announces Native American Opportunity Plan
By: Isla Patrick Center Editor The University of California (UC) system announced in April that beginning Fall 2022, Native American students will receive a fully-funded education at all campuses under the Native […]
Council Candidate Responds to Slander
By: Esha Bagora Public Relations Manager On Aug.24, posters attacking Los Gatos City Council Candidate Rob Moore and his platform were posted all over downtown Los Gatos. The flyers targeted Moore and […]
Disneyland Annual Pass Increase Infuriates Pass Owners
By: Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor Starting Aug. 18, Disney annual pass owners must renew their passes for more money if they want to continue taking advantage of annual benefits. The more expensive […]
Newsom Vetoes Senate Bill
By: Emily Duvall Opinion Editor California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed Senate Bill 527 on Monday, Aug. 22. This bill would have allowed safe drug injection sites to open in San Francisco, Los […]