by: Claudia Casal People Editor A group of scientists from the University of Virginia School of Medicine has discovered a new organelle called hemifusomes in human and other mammalian cells. This discovery […]
Scientists discover hemifusomes in humans
Israel-Hamas conflict enters a temporary truce
by: Lydia Liu Public Relations The conflict between Israel and Hamas has entered a more tense and uncertain stage as a fragile ceasefire struggles to hold. After nearly two years of fighting, […]
HHS issued continued terminations
by: Sahil Muthukrishnan Culture Editor Since he was appointed Secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made waves in the transition to […]
AES explosion kills 16
by: Tori Schubert People Editor On Oct. 10, a fatal explosion at the Accurate Energetic Systems (AES) in Tennessee killed 16 people, leaving no survivors. AES is a manufacturing plant for explosives, […]
US leads strikes on ships in the Carribean
by: Siyona Singhal Humor Editor On Oct. 16, the US carried out a strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean as part of the Trump administration’s effort to drive down […]
KB Homes launches the first “fire resilient community”
by: Jane Wilde Humor Editor In California, nearly one in five homes is built in a wildfire-impacted area despite repeated devastation in those communities. Of all the structures destroyed in the recent […]
Barnes and Nobles comes to Los Gatos
by: Siyona Singhal Humor Editor The newest addition to Los Gatos downtown, Barnes and Noble, feels like a breath of calm in the middle of the town’s constant motion. As soon as […]
Measure A proposes taxes to counteract budget cuts
by: Abby Coven News Editor This summer, Congress passed H.R. 1, enacting significant funding cuts to the entire healthcare system. The local impact would be a devastating blow to Santa Clara County’s […]
California recognizes Diwali as a state holiday
by: Advika Anand Graphics Editor Diwali, often called the Festival of Lights, is one of the most important holidays in South Asian culture. Celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists around the […]
TOM: DeLynne O’Toole embraces a spooky October
by: Hayley Strahs and Tori Schubert Editor-in-Chief and People Editor Whether she’s deriving functions in her calculus classes or dancing her heart out in Santa Cruz, math teacher DeLynne O’Toole is a […]
LGHS Fall Spirit Week brings excitement
by: Hayley Strahs and Dylan Wadhwa Local Editor and Editor-in-Chief Los Gatos High School students showed their Wildcat pride during Fall Spirit Week, held Oct. 7–10, concluding with the annual Homecoming football […]
LGHS hosts first orchestra concert of the year
by: Fuyu Banno Graphics Editor On Oct. 16, the Los Gatos High School hosted the first orchestra concert of the semester. Following the program’s significant expansion this year, the concert showcased the […]
Protesters take to the streets for the No Kings Protest
by: Noah Gloege World Editor On Oct. 18, thousands of protesters took to the streets in the Bay Area and across the country to protest the Trump Administration for its immigration policies, […]
Longtime owner Antonie Tang launches new location in Los Gatos
by: Advika Anand, Tori Schubert Graphics and People Editor Approaching his 13th year in the cookie business, Antoine Tang launched his newest location in Los Gatos, with immediate success. In the heart […]
California is divided over Proposition 50
by: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor On Nov. 4, California will have a special election with a controversial issue on the state ballot – Proposition 50. Proposition 50 entails a mid-term temporary redistricting […]