By: Emery Curtis Graphics Editor With Halloween coming up, the biggest decision of the fall season is upon us. If you are struggling to find a costume and tired of going as […]
Curtis suggests imaginative costumes
Northrop explores Hoco dresses
By: Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief Still looking for a Homecoming dress? Need some advice on what to get? With the dance just around the corner, I am here to offer you some expert […]
Kramer breaks down fall overcommitment dilemmas
By: Nelson Kramer Humor Editor It’s finally that time of year again when the temperature drops below 70 degrees, and Pinterest moms put on their cardigans and flock to their nearby cafe […]
Adams guides aspiring comedians
By: Kloe Adams Editorial Editor So you want to become a comedian? A jokester? Someone who lights up a room by making everyone laugh? Well, if that is what you want, I […]
Pandey shares his homework guide
By: Atharava Pandey National/World Editor Picture this. The bell rings on a cold Friday afternoon. Your week of misery has finally ended. As you are packing your backpack, your English teacher reminds […]
Fugit lists senior year pet peeves
By: Owen Fugit Editor-in-Chief As a senior, I think it’s safe for me to say that I have some experience when it comes to high school. I am what some would call […]
Strahs and Wilson discuss Roblox
By: Hayley Strahs and Chloe Wilson Local and Humor Editors Roblox, the game that plagued many of our childhoods, experienced a resurgence over the summer. If you’ve recently become addicted to the […]
Wildfires pose a threat to California
By: Atharava Pandey National/World Editor California’s Park Fire was the fourth-largest wildfire in state history and the largest allegedly caused by arson. In its first two days, the Park Fire destroyed more […]
E-bikes cause controversy
By: Claudia Casal Culture Editor E-bike accidents have recently spiked during the last few years in the Bay Area as e-bike sales and popularity increase. A UC San Francisco study in 2022 […]
Los Gatans celebrate Oktoberfest
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan Sports Editor On Sept. 29, eager Los Gatans celebrated Oktoberfest on the front lawn of the Los Gatos Public Library. Oktoberfest is the world’s largest Volksfest, a festival usually […]
Dogs dress up for Pug-O-Ween
By: Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief A non-profit animal rescue focused on pug fostering and adoptions, the Tiny Paws Pug Rescue held its annual Pug-O-Ween event on Oct. 5 at Roaring Camp Railroad in […]
California Governor Gavin Newsom signs new bills
By: Megan Hastings Public-Relations Manager California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a series of impactful bills this year that directly address critical issues the state faces. These new laws tackle pressing topics such […]
LGHS hosts Unplugged Talent Show
By: Siyona Singhal Local Editor On Sept. 26, LGHS hosted its annual Unplugged Talent Show, an all-acoustic show in which students took part in various performances. The talent show showcased LG’s musical […]
California endures record-breaking hot temperatures
By: Chloe Wilson Humor Editor California has had record-breaking high temperatures this October, and at least three students in Riverside, CA, have been hospitalized due to this historic heat wave. As many […]
Domus starts the holidays
By: Kloe Adams and Jordan Park Editorial and Sports Editors Domus, the beloved home goods store on N Santa Cruz Ave, is kicking off the holiday season with its annual Christmas ornament […]