By: Jane Wilde Humor Editor Although she helped fulfill President Trump’s border pledges, Trump fired Kristi Noem on Mar. 5 from the head of Homeland Security position for drawing negative attention to […]
Trump reappoints DHS head
Texas conducts its preliminary elections for U.S. Senate
By: Sahil Muthurkishnan Culture Editor On Mar. 3, Texas held its primary elections for the U.S. Senate. While the state initially seemed unachievable for Democrats, if a few decisions go in their […]
News-in-Brief: SF St. Patrick’s Day Parade and more
Measure 13 passes: Following the preliminary town hall meeting on Dec. 17, 2025 the town and council members alike reconvened for a follow-up meeting on Measure 13, a proposal advocating for the […]
California experiences a warm winter
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Over the past few months, California has experienced a historically warm winter, triggering several weather events across the state. Indicators of worsening global warming persist across the […]
Outside Lands Music Festival announces lineup
By: Noah Gloege World Editor The Outside Lands Music Festival will return to Golden Gate Park on Aug. 7 and 8. Last year, Tyler the Creator, Hozier, and Doja Cat headlined the […]
Bird flu threatens elephant seals in Northern California
By: Julia Valencia Opinion Editor An outbreak of the bird flu in Northern California has killed at least 30 elephant seal pups as of late February, with numbers continuing to climb. The […]
SF hosts Chinese New Year parade
By: Tori Schubert People Editor On Saturday, Mar. 7, San Francisco hosted its annual Chinese New Year parade, celebrating the Year of the Horse. Taking place from Feb. 17 to Mar. 3, […]
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan announces candidacy for governor of California
By: Arnav Singhal Sports Editor Shaking up the already crowded 2026 gubernatorial field, local civic advocate and San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan has officially announced his candidacy for governor of California. Representing […]
LGHS music students visit Disneyland
By: Fuyu Bano and Sahil Muthukrishnan Graphics and Culture Editors The LGHS Music Department recently took nearly 200 of its students on a trip to Anaheim, California, where they performed at Disneyland. […]
Gorjana comes to town
By: Tanya Chang and Advika Anand Sports and Graphics Editor On Feb. 22, Gorjana, a popular jewelry company, opened one of its largest stores in the heart of Los Gatos. This newest […]
LG mosque sparks debate
By: Abby Coven News Editor As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan concludes this week, a Los Gatos mosque has been holding prayer services for members in the early morning and evenings. […]
San Francisco teachers strike for salary adjustments
By: Kayla Mitchell Public Relations Manager The labor contract between the United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) and the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) expired last month, leading to conflict between […]
Music program performs
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor Nearing the end of their season, the LGHS Winter Percussion prepares for its final competitions. Their show theme this year is Coven, and they act as a […]
LGHS mock trial delivers
By: Ivan Habib Website Editor Having recently concluded their competition season, LGHS’s Mock Trial team is reflecting on the immense progress they have made in 2025 and 2026. This year, they advanced […]
LGHS drama puts on spring musical Hadestown!
By: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief Tonight, LGHS invites you to go way down to Hadestown. Winning the Tony for Best Musical in 2019, Hadestown is a jazzy and heart-wrenching retelling of the myth […]