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Letters: ‘Big noise’ Council – perhaps 3 should pay back legal fees

December 29, 2009

Trotting out single mothers and making specious arguments against Wal-Mart

A different perspective on pay for firefighters

Unleashing a special interest storm

June 16, 2005

And so the dice are thrown. With his popularity at its lowest

February 25, 2016

LAFCO’S 1984 report is the example of what smart growth is truly all about. This same report was then extended in 2006, and again in 2014, without modifications, 30-plus years!

May 15, 2025

Look what the AI can do… There’s a curl of fog that crawls across the hill behind my house, misting in the dew and saturating the live oak trees across the hilltop as they drink thirsty from the sky. The marine layer from the Monterey...

Letter to editor: Persecution, crucifixion, strangling, suffocating by city council

May 21, 2014

Dear editor,

>Rubber-stamping Problem Really a Problem With the City Manager’s Decision

July 7, 2007

Dear Editor, I've read numerous references to the

February 21, 2025

As the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar approaches, Muslims around the world prepare for Ramadan, a time of fasting, prayer and spiritual renewal. For people of other faith, this month may seem mysterious; why do Muslims fast from dawn to sunset? What...

Tribute to a former councilwoman

April 30, 2004

DEAR EDITOR:

Good Graduates, Bad Criminals, and Ugly Charlatans

June 2, 2007

Comments on diverse grads, the recent rape and attack and

Guest Column: How Can We End Poverty?

May 1, 2017

We are living in a time when knowledge is rapidly acquired and spread in society. Our cell phones give even the average citizen instant access to the entirety of human knowledge. Yet, with all this knowledge that has improved the lives of many, we still have not adequately addressed the problem of poverty that plagues so many. What is most distressing is the fact that we have allowed poverty and its effects on people to remain hidden.

That’s all – a year in jail for former GHS teacher accused of sex crimes?

May 18, 2009

Former Gilroy High School math teacher Albert Gomez Vicuna Jr.,

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Opinion

Letters: ‘Big noise’ Council – perhaps 3 should pay back legal fees

Trotting out single mothers and making specious arguments against Wal-Mart

A different perspective on pay for firefighters

An Attitude of Gratitude

Y-E-S for cheerleaders

Unleashing a special interest storm

OPINION: Annexation Would Be Good for Gilroy

Letters: Transportation, arts and AI

Letter to editor: Persecution, crucifixion, strangling, suffocating by city council

>Rubber-stamping Problem Really a Problem With the City Manager’s Decision

Religion: Ramadan: A sacred month of fasting, reflection and community

Tribute to a former councilwoman

Good Graduates, Bad Criminals, and Ugly Charlatans

Guest Column: How Can We End Poverty?

That’s all – a year in jail for former GHS teacher accused of sex crimes?

SOCIAL MEDIA

VTA approves design contract for Coyote Valley wildlife crossing

Religion: Life is about choices

Some Real ID holders need to renew

Editorial: Using AI ethically, with our community in mind

Cherished friendships