By: Aliya Koshalieva Media-Production Editor On Nov. 1, Los Gatos High School students enrolled in AP Biology and AP Environmental Science embarked on the annual Catalina Island trip. They flew to Los […]
AP students travel to Catalina Island
LG celebrates Halloween
By: Megan Saul Culture Editor Every year, the Los Gatos community comes together on Oct. 31 to celebrate Halloween. Even though the holiday fell on a Thursday night, families and students still […]
Students attend CCDA
By: Owen Fugit Editor-in-Chief The Los Gatos High School Music Department took 17 students to the California Choral Directors Association (CCDA) Coastal Regional Honor Choir from Nov. 7 to Nov. 9. The […]
CA approves plan to reduce emissions
By: Jordan Park Sports Editor On Nov. 8, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) approved a plan to increase California’s emission reduction targets and finance the charging infrastructure for zero-emission vehicles. Although […]
California congressman Adam Schiff wins election
By: Rory Zeman Media-Production Editor On Election Day, Nov. 5, California Congressman Adam Schiff won the election to represent California in the United States Senate. Schiff defeated former professional baseball star Steve […]
Parents arrested for killing toddler
By: Claudia Casal Culture editor On Oct. 29, the Shasta County police arrested the parents of a two-year-old toddler for homicide with special charges of child abuse. According to the Shasta County […]
Boichik Bagels opens in Los Gatos
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan Sports Editor If you are a fan of New York-style bagels, you may want to check out Boichik Bagels’ new location at 15466 Los Gatos Blvd. The shop offers […]
New San Francisco parking law
By: Siyona Singhal Local Editor San Francisco already struggles with a lack of parking, and the issue is about to get even worse: the city implemented a state law aimed at protecting […]
Annual teacher recognition celebration in Santa Clara
By: Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief The Santa Clara County Office of Education held its annual Teacher Recognition Celebration on Oct. 21 at the Campbell Heritage Theater. During the event, they honored Teachers of […]
Emergency plane landing on Highway 85
By: Claudia Casal Culture Editor On Monday, Nov. 4, a small plane made an emergency landing on Highway 85. The plane caused traffic delays for hours, closing off three lanes and leaving […]
Gruetter reviews baby names
By: Sam Gruetter Opinion Editor Recently, baby names have gotten out of hand. Monster Truck Burrow Niche Rhode Island Coffee Shop is an unacceptable name for anything but a Monster truck burrow […]
Pan shares wacky food combos
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor We all have our preferences when it comes to food, but some people’s preferences make you stop and question their sanity. There are some food combos that […]
Donald Trump’s potential relationships
By: Kat Littfin Local Editor       As the United States Presidential election draws nearer, videos discussing the election and presidential candidates have inundated my social media feeds, but […]
Ranking Papa’s games
By: Claudia Casal Culture Editor Papa’s games are an iconic part of the elementary and middle school experience: the perfect game to play as the teacher drones on during class. The main […]
Fears of overnight contacts lenses
By: Fuyu Bannon Graphics Editor Contact lenses are an essential part of everyday living for those who do not possess the 20/20 vision many take for granted. As for myself, I use […]