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Weeklys acquires Los Altos Town Crier; Rebecca Eisenberg files lawsuit; Lupin Lodge to host screening; Día de los Muertos at Pedro’s
Weeklys Media Group is now the owner of another newspaper—one that some Los Gatos residents may already be familiar with—the Los Altos Town Crier.
The transaction was announced by Los Gatan Executive Editor Dan Pulcrano on Friday.
“The Town Crier has a strong heritage and fits...
Harvest 2026: Yields way down, but quality looks remarkable
“This was a fairly light harvest in many varieties, especially pinot noir and syrah, but the quality has been overall incredibly good,” viticulturist Prudy Foxx tells us. “The clusters are smaller, as are the berries, and the flavors are quite concentrated.”
Marty Mathis of Kathryn...
LETTER: Stump didn’t cause slash to mosque occupancy
Regarding the “Meet the Six Candidates” article, the Farley Road Neighborhood Coalition (FRNC) does not dispute that Commissioner Rob Stump advocated attendance and parking-related conditions during the Planning Commission's review of U-24-010; however, the administrative record does not establish that his advocacy caused SCCFD...
Authorities release names of 80-year-old Monte Sereno fire victims
Authorities have now released the identities of the two older individuals who died in an early morning fire in Monte Sereno on Wednesday.
The County of Santa Clara Office of The Medical Examiner told the Los Gatan earlier today that Nancy and David Breuer, both...
Star Chefs 2026 benefit crowns new champions
The spectacular grounds of the Lexington Hills Estate in Los Gatos, adjacent to the Lexington Reservoir, provided jaw-dropping views and a graciously appointed setting for the 3rd annual Star Chefs competition, held on Sunday, Sept. 20.
This third annual food and beverage pairing event, presented...
Los Gatos High School girls water polo team enjoying a season of growth and renewal
At various points during the Los Gatos High School girls water polo team’s non-league match against Menlo-Atherton on Oct. 2, the Wildcats’ coach had his hands full—literally.
Don Appleton demonstrated the balancing acts of all balancing acts: exhorting his team with instructions while holding his...
LGSUHSD joins Canvas breach lawsuit, food co-op
By Sasha Ryu, Contributor
On Oct. 1, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District Board of Trustees held a regular meeting and voted 4-0 to join a lawsuit against Instructure over a recent data breach of its learning management system, Canvas. Both of the District’s...
Opinion: We need an automated surveillance Bill of Rights
By Tom Herbert
Los Gatos prides itself on disciplined municipal oversight, with officials highlighting strict data limits and deliberate council approvals for Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) operated by private vendor Flock Safety. Yet behind this polished image lies an administrative breakdown, a lack of...
Hazel Gerson skips her college graduation to audition for ‘The Voice,’ wins over Kelly Clarkson
By Sasha Ryu, Contributor
In June, instead of attending her college graduation alongside her classmates and friends, Hazel Gerson was in Los Angeles, auditioning for the 30th season of NBC’s “The Voice.” A month earlier, she’d made the bittersweet decision to move out of her...
Letter to the Editor: Another ‘view inside LGARC’
*Jak VanNada is responding to this Op-Ed by Jeffrey Suzuki
Jeff Suzuki, president of the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition and a candidate for Town Council, has published an op-ed entitled “A view inside LGARC’s Rental Assistance Program.” Billed as a response to our questions, it...


















