By: Jordan Park Sports Editor After a memorable few months, the inaugural season of LGHS Girls’ Flag Football is coming to a rapid close, with numerous highlights to reflect on. Over the […]
Los Gatos flag football continues league play undefeated
NBA season begins competition again after four-month hiatus
By: Atharava Pandey National/World Editor After a four-month break, the National Basketball Association (NBA) is finally making its long-awaited return. The league is more competitive than ever, with six different champions in […]
SJSU athletes face backlash
By: Britt Melinauskas Sports Editor In the Mountain West Conference, San Jose State Women’s Volleyball is facing backlash and several lawsuits from various universities and collegiate players after rostering, 6-foot-1, transgender player […]
A’s undergo stadium change
By: Megan Saul Culture Editor After 57 seasons and 56 years of competing in Oakland, the Oakland Athletics (A’s) are relocating to Las Vegas, Nevada. Although the American Baseball League originally founded […]
LGHS football suffers unfortunate defeat against Pittsburg
By: Lucy Panicacci Editor-in-Chief On Oct. 4, the Los Gatos High School Varsity Football Team faced off in one of their most difficult matches of the season against Pittsburg High School. Following […]
Celsius buys Alani Nu
By: Sam Gruetter Opinon Editor On Feb. 20, energy drink company Celsius announced its plans to purchase Alani Nu, another popular energy drink brand. Celsius will pay Alani Nu founders Katy and […]
US wildlife officials plan mass killing of barred owl species
By: Kloe Adams Editorial Editor The spotted owl is federally protected as a threatened species. In 2020, federal officials determined that the animal’s continuous decline merited an upgrade to a more critical […]
Harsh storm destroys the Midwest
By: Jordan Park Sports Editor A massive cross-country storm system has swept across the Midwest and South, wreaking havoc on numerous communities across multiple states and inflicting significant damage. Since Mar. 14, […]
University student goes missing
By: Quinn Hathaway National/World Editor On Mar. 6, a University of Pittsburgh student went missing on vacation in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Sudiksha Konanki, 20, originally went to Punta Cana for spring […]
ICE officials detain Columbia student for pro-Palestinian demonstrations
By: Katie Nelson Center Editor On Mar. 8, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil for his leadership role in the pro-Palestinian encampment protests last spring. Agents […]
Columbia University loses money
By: Rory Zeman Media Production Editor On Mar. 7, President Donald Trump’s administration, through its Joint Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, announced it was canceling close to 400 million dollars in federal […]
Trump cuts NPS budget
By: Kat Littfin News Editor President Donald Trump’s governmental budget cuts have led to a cut off of funding for the long-standing national parks system. In turn, thousands of national parks workers […]
Archives releases JFK papers
By: Margo Rawlings Editor-in-Chief On Jan. 23, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to release remaining classified documents related to the assassinations of former President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. […]
Previously stranded I.S.S. astronauts safely return home
By: Nelson Kramer Humor Editor On Mar. 18, NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore returned to Earth after an extended stay in the International Space Station (I.S.S.). In June, NASA sent […]
NTSB considers proposals to restrict helicopter travel
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan Sports Editor The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is considering severely restricting the number of helicopters allowed to fly into Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA). The potential restrictions come […]