By: Noah Gloege World Editor The Hungarian government had their parliamentary election on Apr. 12 to select all 199 members of the National Assembly. It was the tenth parliamentary election and the […]
Hungary removes Orbán from office after 16 years
China fights desertification
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor Over the past 80 years, 27.9% of the world’s land has suffered low precipitation and high aridity, fueling desert expansion and land degradation. Desertification most severely affects […]
Military strikes in Nigeria
By: Britt Melinauskas National Editor On Apr. 11, a Nigerian Air Force operation aimed at jihadist militants reportedly struck a local market in northeastern Nigeria, killing more than 100 civilians and injuring […]
U.S. military forces rescue F-15E fighter pilots from Iran
By: Quinn Hathaway Media Production Editor U.S. military forces rescued the second and final pilot of the F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet on Apr. 5. Iranian forces shot down the fighter jet […]
Fortune Magazine reveals information regarding leaks
By: Ivan Habib Website Editor On Mar. 26, Fortune Magazine revealed the assets that they discovered on Anthropic’s website. Among these leaks was a draft blog post for the release of Anthropic’s […]
ICE agents monitor airports
By: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor As the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigrations continues, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have taken to monitoring airports across the U.S. On Mar. 23, President […]
NASA’s Artemis II crew returns from mission to space
By: Gowri Sunil News Editor For the first time in 53 years, NASA safely sent humans to the moon and back to Earth. On Apr. 1, NASA’s Artemis II mission launched for […]
Trump’s media sparks criticism
By: Julia Valencia Opinion Editor Since Pope Leo XIV’s election in May of 2025, he has managed to remain neutral in his comments on the Trump administration, opting to make general statements […]
SCOTUS addresses MCTL
By: Nelson Kramer Editor-in-Chief On Mar. 31, the Supreme Court heard a case involving resistance to Colorado’s Minor Conversion Therapy Law (MCTL), which bans therapists from providing minors with conversion therapy counseling, […]
The Selective Service System alters the U.S. draft
By: Kloe Adams Games Creator Beginning in December, the Selective Service System (SSS) will automatically register eligible young men for the military draft pool. This measure is a part of the National […]
SF museum hosts Monet and Venice Exhibition
By: Claudia Casal Montserrat People Editor As spring arrives in the Bay Area, the De Young Museum in San Francisco is hosting the Monet and Venice Exhibition with over a hundred pieces […]
Earthquake hits Bay Area
By: Tanya Chang and Tori Schubert Sports Editor and People Editor On Apr. 2, a 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Bay Area at around 1:40 AM, consisting of 30 seconds of movement. […]
CDE awards Los Gatos High School
By: Arnav Singhal Sports Editor In March, the California Department of Education (CDE) awarded Los Gatos High School one of the most prestigious awards given to an educational institution. On Apr. 24, […]
News-in-Brief: Whole Foods grand opening and more
Whole Foods opens new location in LG: On Apr. 15, Whole Foods Market opened at 15650 Los Gatos Boulevard, about half a mile south from the previous location that served the community […]
Town remodels structures
By: Abby Coven News Editor Earlier this year, the Town of Los Gatos closed parts of the Oak Meadow Park playground, fencing off the iconic World War II airplane and removing both […]