Editorials

Teachers union: roadblock on the path to education reform

January 21, 2010

The evidence is clear: All-day kindergarten would benefit

Fast Pass for Local Tribe?

January 18, 2007

The blinders that Congressman Mike Honda continues to wear

Dealing with the transient problem

April 30, 2013

Gilroy Police Chief Denise Turner has a dilemma and she’s, understandably, seeking a policy direction from the City Council.

Sovereignty, But Not Fraud

December 13, 2005

Our View: investigation should be thorough, complete and

A Race for GUSD Board

August 19, 2006

When there's a race for public office, the community benefits

Gilroyans close to support level needed for a new library bond

February 5, 2008

Library built 30 years ago for a much smaller Gilroy

Council should quit dragging its feet on Wal-Mart

February 25, 2004

Asking legitimate questions, making reasonable demands: These

Keep the generous spirit alive

November 22, 2004

The following organizations and individuals deserve either

Email Should Fly Non-stop

September 28, 2007

E-mail screening, more tow truck scam charges and a discussion

A Farewell and Salute

May 18, 2007

After 24 years, City Administrator Jay Baksa announces that

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Guest View: 2026 will be another busy year in Gilroy

January 2, 2026

Religion: God and the stranger

January 2, 2026

From My Perspective: The light of the world

January 2, 2026

Editorial: Looking forward to telling the stories that matter

December 31, 2025

The year of the returning bulb

December 31, 2025

Editorial: A bag mistake

A fine partner for Bonfante Gardens

Garlic angels and sturdy volunteers make Fest sing

For Many Voters, It’s Already Over

Editorial: These booms aren’t worth celebrating

Teachers union: roadblock on the path to education reform

Fast Pass for Local Tribe?

Dealing with the transient problem

Sovereignty, But Not Fraud

A Race for GUSD Board

Gilroyans close to support level needed for a new library bond

Council should quit dragging its feet on Wal-Mart

Keep the generous spirit alive

Email Should Fly Non-stop

A Farewell and Salute

SOCIAL MEDIA

Guest View: 2026 will be another busy year in Gilroy

Religion: God and the stranger

From My Perspective: The light of the world

Editorial: Looking forward to telling the stories that matter

The year of the returning bulb