Editorials

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.

Based on the evidence, the conclusion drawn would be that

The high number of worker's compensation claims filed by Gilroy

After a hiring scandal and tough words, the water district turns

How many times have we heard that Bonfante Gardens Theme Park,

No on Measure A, Gilroy's

Councilman Dion Bracco has made a good point, but banning the

Our community will bid a sad farewell to Richard Nicholls, the

It's hard to quibble with proponents of expanding sprinkler

Good police officers deserve our respect and they deserve to be