By Margo Rawlings Local Editor Scientists at Eisai, a Japanese pharmaceutical company, have published research in the New England Journal of Medicine showing a potential Alzheimer’s drug that could usher in a […]
Alzheimers Research Promising
Local Election Results Announced
By Ashir Rao Public Relations On Nov. 8, 2022, Los Gatans traveled to the polls, voting in both local and statewide elections. Locally, citizens voted on measures including the school board, town […]
UC Grad Workers Go On Strike
By Margo Rawlings Local Editor On Nov. 14, 48,000 University of California (UC) graduate workers, academic researchers, and postdoctoral scholars throughout the nine campuses of the UC system started a still-ongoing strike […]
Leafy Opens New Store in Los Gatos
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor When you find yourself looking for something to spruce up your home, or a piece to make your space blossom, look no further than something green and […]
Japanese Class Publishes Paper
By Linda Wang Humor Editor Los Gatos High School has another newsletter rolling in with the publication of the Japanese class’s very own paper, Yamaneko News. Finalized over Thanksgiving break following months […]
Santa Cruz Suffers from Climate Change
By Megan Hastings Media Production Editor For decades, engineers in the city of Santa Cruz have fought an ongoing battle with the ocean’s swell to save the city’s beloved path West Cliff […]
Letizia Pastore Publishes Research
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor Los Gatos High School senior Letizia Pastore can officially boast published research. A student focused on food inequity and the prevention of chronic diseases, Pastore discovered data […]
Fantasy of Lights Opens in Los Gatos
By Maya Gomez Editor in Chief Looking for something to do with your loved ones this holiday season? Well, look no further, through the Santa Clara County Parks website (parks.sccgov.org) you can […]
Work in Progress Podcast – Three Episodes
By: Bridie Beamish, Georgia Kaufman, and Victor Josifovski Culture Editor, Opinion Editor, and National/World Editor
El Gato Recommends: Macy’s Parade, Rosaline, and More
Macy’s Parade: Buckle your seatbelts my little turkeys! It’s time for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to come straight to you from NYC on the second to last Thursday of November! Time […]
Climate Activists Spread Campaign by Attacking Art
By: Michaela Thimot People Editor On Friday, Oct. 14, at London’s National Gallery, protestors from climate change activist group Just Stop Oil threw several cans of Heinz tomato soup onto Vincent van […]
Gouldrup Reviews Young Royals Season Two
By: Sarah Gouldrup Humor Editor Betrayal? Doomed lovers? Swedish royalty? When it comes to the recipe for a hit show, those are pretty much the only ingredients you need. Young Royals, a […]
Beamish Condemns Kanye West
By: Bridie Beamish Culture Editor Famous rapper Ye West, formerly and more commonly known as Kanye West, faces retaliation from companies and the general public after making anti-semitic comments on his social […]
Marrufo Details Musk’s Purchase of Twitter
By: Ella Marrufo Sports Editor After months of back-and-forth talk and endless rumors, multi-billionaire Elon Musk, owner of Tesla and SpaceX, finally bought Twitter on Oct. 27 for 44 billion dollars. According […]
Hastings Evaluates My Policeman
By: Megan Hastings Media Production Editor Bethan Roberts’ 2012 romance novel, My Policeman, was recently adapted into a film starring Harry Styles, Emma Corin, and David Dawson. The book follows an unconventional […]