By: Sam Gruetter Editor-in-Chief In 2008 and 2019, a jury convicted American financier Jeffrey Epstein on charges related to sex-trafficking minors, catalyzing an investigation into the mogul’s numerous connections to politicians, including […]
By: Lydia Liu Public Relations Manager In September 2025, Nepal experienced unprecedented political unrest as widespread protests led by Generation Z erupted nationwide in response to growing government restrictions on freedom of […]
By: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief On Sept. 2, Judge Amit Mehta of the US District Court for the District of Columbia ruled in US v. Google that Google must share its data to […]
By: Julia Valencia People Editor The NASA Mars Rover, Perseverance, which has been navigating the planet’s rough terrain, recently reported images back to NASA that provide evidence to support the argument for […]
By: Gowri Sunil News Editor Across the United States, COVID-19 cases have surged yet again, sparking concerns for public health and safety. The latest wave, which struck at the end of summer, […]
By: Noah Gloege and Dylan Wadhwa National/World Editors On Wednesday, Sept. 10, NATO jets from the Netherlands, Italy, and Poland intercepted Russian drones over the southeastern Polish border. The NATO jets shot down […]
By: Abby Coven News Editor The Trump Administration has been busy on several fronts around Washington, D.C. Recent actions include deploying the National Guard, paving over the iconic Rose Garden, renaming the […]
By: Kayla Mitchell Public Relations Manager This June, President Donald Trump proposed the idea of a mid-decade redistricting in Texas, a political maneuver that has since set off a chain reaction across […]
LGHS holds Back-to-School Night: On Sept. 11, Los Gatos High School hosted its annual back-to-school night, filling the campus with a lively atmosphere as parents and guardians navigated through their students’ classes. […]
By: Gowri Sunil News Editor Starting this fall, the Phone Free School Act in California went into effect, with the goal of reducing smartphone use in school and its consequential distractions. Earlier […]
By: Advika Anand and Lila Zamansky Graphics Editor and Media Production Manager For over four decades, the Los Gatos Library has been more than a place to borrow books; it has been […]
By: Arnav Singhal Sports Editor As school goes on strong many students are wondering why the Los Gatos Police officers have begun cracking down on e-bike usage within the town. Within the […]
By: Abby Coven News Editor A new mobile food program serving low-income neighbors opened outside the Los Gatos Public Library last month. The “Park-It Market” is a refrigerated food truck that can […]
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Last year, the Los Gatos High School English Department decided to remove English 9 Honors as a course option for incoming freshmen. In August, the first set […]
By: Ivan Habib and Tori Schubert Website Manager and People Editor Library technician and pro multitasker Liz Olson is entering her fifth year at Los Gatos High School, taking on more than […]