Editorials

Don’t be misled by so-called “safe and sane” fireworks on this holiday, or any other. These sparklers can still blind and burn skin. They can ignite housefires and wildfires. They can kill or maim pets. The “safe and sane” designation assumes another very important ingredient:...

A closer look at the leader of GHS

September 14, 2004

Being a public high school principal must be one of the toughest

Rising GUSD test scores cause for celebration

October 31, 2003

The following individuals and organizations deserve either

Trustee would do well to reconsider

June 23, 2005

Gilroy Unified School District Trustee David McRae has laid down

City Hall layoff process well intended, but counterproductive

December 8, 2008

The city of Gilroy is in rough financial shape. With more than

Our View: Attorney General must approve sale

February 12, 2015

The move by the Daughters of Charity Health System to sell Saint Louise Regional Hospital in Gilroy and De Paul Medical Center in Morgan Hill might be the Roman Catholic religious order's best decision since it was founded in France in 1633 by St. Vincent de Paul to care for the poor.

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Editorials

Editorial: Hollister district shows contempt for charter school petition

A sad silence on legal opinion

A Lasting Gift to Gilroy

City attorney leverages a deal

Rivas for Assembly

Our voice

Muster political courage to cast off the yoke

Bypass Key to Downtown

When Justice Gets Tough

Even ‘safe and sane’ fireworks need some common sense

A closer look at the leader of GHS

Rising GUSD test scores cause for celebration

Trustee would do well to reconsider

City Hall layoff process well intended, but counterproductive

Our View: Attorney General must approve sale

SOCIAL MEDIA

Local film fest prepares to celebrate 20th year in South Valley

Heart of Gilroy celebration set to turn downtown into living canvas

South Valley nonprofit marks 15 years saving people and dogs

Letter: One last art exhibition at the Gavilan Library

Religion: Spreading hope in Jamaica