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Opinion: Los Gatos should keep its ALPR cameras
The recent debate over automated license plate reader technology, including Flock cameras, has generated significant opposition at Los Gatos Town Council meetings. As a longtime resident who grew up in Los Gatos, I would like to offer a different perspective.
Los Gatos is consistently rated...
Op-Ed: A view inside the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition’s Rental Assistance Program
In recent months, the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition has received many questions about our Rental Assistance Program. With a 750-word limit, I cannot write an article that will answer all questions; but my team and I will be happy to answer others when they...
The Teen Journal: We can do more for students with disabilities
Have you ever seen someone having a hard time using parts of their body?
Well, I’ve had challenges using the right side of mine since I was born. Growing up, it was difficult to do certain moves—like tying my hair or shoelaces, or typing on...
Opinion: Congress, keep the movies on Main Street
By Becky Dupuis, Paul Gunsky, Lauren McChesney and Stephanie Silverman
For more than a century, the American motion picture industry has been an enduring part of our shared experience. Movies bring audiences across the country the unique magic of sitting with their neighbors to see...
Guest View: The value of neutral ground
Small towns run on delicate, unwritten contracts. In a close-knit community like Los Gatos the person sitting across from you at a civic luncheon might also coach your grandchild’s soccer team, run a shop on North Santa Cruz Avenue or volunteer alongside you. And...
A student’s perspective on the youth mental health crisis
We hear it constantly. Talk to someone. Tell a counselor. Text a friend. Don’t bottle it up. It’s on posters in school hallways and in every assembly about mental health.
But here’s what I kept noticing: The availability of someone to talk to was rarely...
My senior year came with a new lesson: how to use AI
There is something fitting about spending my year of “lasts” grappling with so many “firsts.” My fellow seniors and I have already started counting down: our last-first day, our last spirit rally and many more lasts to come. Yet, surprisingly, my final year in...
Op-Ed: These questions about the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition must be answered
Jeffrey Suzuki is running for Town Council. He is also president of the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition, which the Town has awarded $64,500 since fiscal 2023-24 and which now holds the entire $20,000 rental-assistance grant. That was reason enough to ask how it is...
Op-Ed: I was shocked and confused when Council targeted rental aid
I have observed close up the devastation financial hardships can cause residents. And I’ve seen just how quickly it can happen. A medical emergency or unplanned expense can easily spiral into not being able to pay one’s rent or utilities. This is especially difficult...
The handmade look is back, but the skills behind it are disappearing
After more than a decade of matched, monochrome interiors, decorating across the country is turning in another direction. Rooms are becoming layered again: mixed wood tones, inherited furniture beside newer pieces, patterned textiles, natural materials and objects collected over time.
In Los Gatos and Saratoga,...




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