By: Owen Fugit Editorial Editor Gabon is the latest victim in a string of coups sweeping Africa. On Aug. 30, the military arrested the newly reelected president of Gabon, Ali Bongo Ondimba, […]
Military Seizes Power in Gabon
Dennon Provides a Space Update
By: Macy Dennon Editor-in-Chief K2-18: On Sept. 11, Nature Astronomy announced that the James Webb Space Telescope made yet another discovery, and this one could lead to the finding of extraterrestrial life. […]
China Puts iPhone Ban in Place
By: Katie Nelson Media Production Editor China has reportedly banned iPhones for local government workers and state-owned companies on Wednesday, Sept. 6. The Chinese government has now forbidden iPhone device usage in […]
Blue Supermoon Appears In Night Sky
By: Jordan Park Local News Editor A unique moon, known as a blue supermoon, made a special appearance in the sky last month. A blue supermoon is a rare celestial phenomenon. A […]
Philadelphia Police Officer Charged with Murder
By: Isabella Langner Public Relations Manager Philadelphia’s district attorney charged a Philadelphia police officer with murder after fatally shooting 27-year-old Eddie Irizarry August 14. District attorney Larry Krasnery announced that along with […]
Japan Powerplant Malfunctions
By: Sam Gruetter Sports Editor In March of 2011, a 9.0 magnitude Earthquake struck Japan, causing a tsunami and resulting in the malfunction of Tokyo Electric Power Company’s (TEPCO) power plants cooling […]
Biden Administration’s Request for DACA Reinstatement Denied
By: Dylan Wadhwa National/World Editor On Sept. 13, Judge Andrew Hanen denied the Biden administration’s efforts to reinstate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, reinforcing the stance that the program […]
Pregnant Women Shot in Ohio
By: Nessa Purdy Opinion Editor On Aug. 24, an Ohio police officer fatally shot Ta’Kiya Young in her car in Blendon Township. Ohio authorities released body cam footage showing two police officers […]
Earthquake Strikes Morocco
By: Megan Hastings Center Editor On Sept. 8, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Morocco, marking the deadliest earthquake the country has experienced in 60 years. The original death toll was believed to […]
Raging Waters Announces Closing
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editors On Sept. 6, beloved Bay Area water park Raging Waters San Jose announced its permanent closing. In an unexpected move, the park posted a statement on its […]
SAG-AFTRA Strike Commences
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor In May of 2023, the Writers Guild of America, which represents more than 11,000 workers, announced a strike following their hail-mary attempt to negotiate a new contract. […]
Hurricane Hilary Hits Southern California
By: Megan Saul Media Production Editor On Aug. 20, Hurricane Hilary, a tropical storm hit Southern California and part of Mexico. Although initially categorized as a fourth category hurricane, Hilary quickly became […]
California Recognizes Transgender History Month
By: Kloe Adams Humor Editor The California assembly made history on Sept. 7 after passing House Resolution 57, which recognizes August as Transgender History Month, making California the first state in the […]
LGHS Choir Attends Choir Camp
By: Ainsley Northrup and Own Fugit People and Editorial Editors On Sept. 9, the Los Gatos High School choral department hosted the first-ever all-day choir camp, focusing on students and team building […]
Rockin’ Nuns and Famine Play at The Cats
By: Ainsley Northrop People Editor Striving to reach new heights, Rockin Nuns — a local pop-punk band — continues to impress countless Los Gatos residents with their music. Created about a year […]