Editorials

Wildly optimistic about its prospects for passage? No. Will it

Areal estate pricing barrier has been broken in Gilroy: A house

Why are city officials paying former City Attorney Helene

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Gilroy School Board members spoke wisely, and with a unanimous

The ongoing citywide debate over compensation for public safety

The recent story about the most dangerous intersections in

In the face of the news that 11 wards have fled from the William

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In a few weeks, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors will be asked to adopt a plan submitted by the county Task Force to End Chronic Homelessness in 10 Years. In it are recommendations for a number of strategies to change the way human services and housing are provided – and funded – for homeless people who repeatedly fall through the cracks and remain on the street despite the best efforts of the agencies that serve them.