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September 9, 2025

High school exit exam the true test

According to data on the Gilroy Unified School District Web site

Embrace ‘Love of Literacy Week’

The following individuals and organizations deserve either

Children need fitness education

Childhood obesity is finally being seen for what it is

Temper has no place in classroom

It's too bad it came to this.

Moving the pile on vacant downtown buildings

It’s working. The owners of the long-vacant unreinforced masonry buildings downtown are coming to City Hall for the proverbial “come to Jesus” meeting with city staff.

‘Quality of Life’ tax concerns

The Editorial Board has serious concerns about the direction the fledgling “Quality of Life” sales tax or bond proposal is headed. What began as Mayor Don Gage’s idea to see whether Gilroyans would support some sort of tax increase to pay for capital improvement projects has morphed into a tax hike that would support city operations, specifically police and fire protection.

Time to put up, shut up and take control of Gilroy government

The biggest complaint we hear is that the local government isn’t representing its constituents, and while we agree it’s easy to feel unheard, we suggest it’s also easy to take control of the issues that matter to you in the city. When we go to...

Editorial: Who pays for the blaze?

Fighting fire with money and charge out-of-town ride services

Support our library application

Although Morgan Hill and Gilroy didn't earn a share of $138

Red Barn: repurpose, recycle, reuse

The crumbling red barn on the ranch side of Christmas Hill Park may or may not be traceable to one of the area’s most prominent historical figures, cattle baron Henry Miller. While that matters to a degree, the point remains: the red barn is still a part of Gilroy history. The real question is how much the community values that history.

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