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December 5, 2025

Bravo for the arts center plan

But why do Gilroyans have to wait until 2010 for such an

Continuing to raise the bar at Gilroy High School

Changing the culture within the English Department at Gilroy

Senseless threat to shoot a teacher

Disbelief. Anger. Sadness. That's the emotional trail this

More teeth needed for pit bull ordinances

Ever since a 12-year-old boy was mauled to death by his own family's pit bulls, the state has been considering legislation to allow cities and counties to enact breed-specific ordinances affecting dogs.

Take Down the Signs

It's time for the city to get tough on political graffiti and

Escapes and firefighter overtime

The following organizations and individuals deserve either

Gilroy Fire’s systemic issues

What’s becoming more and more clear is that there’s something systemically wrong with the Gilroy Fire Department. What’s wrong is exemplified by the ongoing lawsuit brought against our community for overtime pay by well-compensated assistant fire chiefs Phil King and Ed Bozzo (retired). What’s wrong is exemplified by the fact that the firefighters are the only group to ever force the city into binding arbitration. What’s wrong is exemplified by the fact that the firefighters union again hasn’t settled contract negotiations with the city.

Bond talk: What Gilroy wants?

Mayor Don Gage has opened up a can of worms with his invitation to the City Council and, of course, the community to discuss a city bond measure that would fund “wish list” items. We’re glad he did.

As the class of 2004 prepares to graduate …

There's no way around it. It's been a tumultuous year at Gilroy

A Farewell and Salute

After 24 years, City Administrator Jay Baksa announces that

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