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What’s up with ‘The Mint’?
Irvine-based insulin delivery technology company Beta Bionics recently obtained FDA clearance for its new Mint insulin patch pump, opening the door for an official commercial launch in early 2027.
The pump aims to simplify daily blood glucose management for people living with Type 1 diabetes...
Rob Moore, Jeffrey Suzuki, Rob Stump surge in early Los Gatos Council results
Voting results released Tuesday night, a little after 8pm, showed an early lead for Rob Moore, with 24.1% of the vote, with Jeffrey Suzuki in second place, at 18.97%, and Rob Stump in third, at 17.71%, with Mary Badame trailing, at 16.77%, followed by...
Los Gatos approves ICE detention center moratorium
On Monday night at a special meeting, Town Council approved an urgency ordinance that temporarily blocks US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement from locating detention centers in Los Gatos.
Countering his critics, Mayor Rob Moore—up for reelection the next day—said he doesn’t think the move was...
Registrar of voters launches new election info dashboard
In addition to pushing for voters to return their ballots early, the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters has expanded its Vote Center locations available for early voting and launched of a new election data dashboard for the public to track ballot return statistics.
On...
Baby in Good Sam’s neonatal unit turned into a pumpkin for Halloween
Valentina, a baby who's currently being cared for at Good Samaritan Hospital's Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), turned into pumpkin for her first-ever Halloween on Earth.
"While Valentina isn't quite ready to go home, she's already touched so many hearts!" Dawn Bussey, communications...
Breast cancer diagnoses on the rise amongst Asian Americans
By Syd Fluker, Health Reporter
Invasive breast cancer rates in Asian Americans have been increasing at alarming rates over the last two decades, according to a University of California, San Francisco study released earlier this year.
The study found that rates are rising among nearly all...
So, have you studied up on Measures N and RTM?
In addition to picking who they want to be on Council, local voters are also making choices about a variety of issues during the midterm election.
Two of the measures are of particular interest to Los Gatos voters.
The first, Measure N, proposes borrowing $321 million...
Council candidates make their case during panel at senior living community
Last Thursday at the Terraces of Los Gatos, all six Council candidates—Mary Badame, Rob Moore, Steve Raspe, Jeff Suzuki, Heidi Owens and Rob Stump—arrived for a panel discussion in the senior living community’s packed auditorium. Tylor Taylor, Successful Aging Solutions & Community Consulting (SASCC)...
LGMSPD marks century of policing at awards luncheon
On Oct. 22, the Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Foundation (LGMSPF) hosted an afternoon of recognition and acknowledgement for our Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department (LGMSPD). The event was held at the Addison-Penzak Jewish Community Center auditorium with Los Gatos Meats & Smoke House providing...
Hearing for ‘sexually violent predator’ Michael Cheek postponed after residents pack Loma Prieta Elementary School auditorium to oppose Los Gatos placement
On Wednesday just before noon at the Summit Store, all anyone seemed to be talking about was the upcoming court hearing for the potential release of “sexually violent predator” Michael Cheek to the Loma Prieta neighborhood of Los Gatos.
And at a packed meeting at...
