Editorials

We've got a vague yet pervasive sense of frustration and

A few years back the city purchased $1,000 chairs for

The recent decision by the Joint Powers Authority to close Santa

Voters in November election made a clear statement for

Don't let the March 2 primary sneak up on you

Gavilan Community College officials deserve multiple penalty

Although not everyone got the message, it seems more and more

When it comes to dealing with Gilroy voters, we'd like to see

Yes, it’s an astounding number that Chris Coté has cost the city by forcing legal maneuverings. Under most circumstances, a $45,000 fee assessment from the city would be outlandish, but, as with most issues involving the controversial Coté, a seemingly simple matter has evolved into a nightmarish situation.

Slow growth, the movement that rocked Gilroy’s City Council two years ago with new Mayor Roland Velasco riding the crest of the Measure H vote, is alive and well. While three of four incumbents in the Nov. 6 election won re-election by solid margins, one...