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 […]
Biden Introduces Plan to Pardon Past Marijuana Convictions
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 […]
Wang Details Safeway Adventures
By: Linda Wang Humor Editor Every weekend, I passionately decide that I’m done shouldering all my senior responsibilities. Ignoring my homework assignments, goals to fix my sleep schedule, and commitments to my […]
Dennon Struggles With Halloween Costumes
By: Macy Dennon Local News Editor I refuse to believe that I am the only one who believes the stress of picking Halloween costumes is just too entertaining. I am going to […]
Rawlings Questions Her Outfits
By: Margo Rawlings Local News Editor Every morning I wake up with the same dreadful thought: what should I wear? You may think I’m shallow or vain, but you just don’t understand […]
Duvall Embarks on a Journey to Retrieve Her Lunchbox
By: Emily Duvall Opinion Editor It was a dark and stormy Sunday night at LGHS in early October. That night, I sat at home, thinking to myself about how much I was […]
Liu Reflects on Her Letterboxd Reviews
By: Nadia Liu Public Relations Manager If you’ve never heard of it, Letterboxd is a movie reviewing platform where you can rate movies, sort them into extremely niche lists, and build your […]
Panicacci Loves Jake Paul
By: Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor In 2017, I was a dedicated Logan Paul and Jake Paul stan. I would unashamedly go home every day in the fifth grade and watch a Paul […]
Gibson Challenges Crows at Los Gatos High School to War
By: Brynn Gibson Editor-in-Chief Perched high above the commotion, a singular black-winged creature glares beadily down upon his dominion. Waves of peasants filter through the courtyard, leaving careless trails of sustenance behind. […]
Patrick Lists LGHS Jobs
By: Isla Patrick Center Editor ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOLERS EAGER FOR A SIDE HUSTLE: numerous LGHS faculty members are currently seeking your help. If you believe you have the skills to complete any […]
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 […]