Editorials

If you can measure it, you can manage it. That business axiom

Thanks in large part to the foresight and sense of fairness of

Giving Gilroy Police Officers an option to purchase retired guns bought by the city is an idea that makes some sense. But, given the right to buy a retired weapon paid for by the public first is enough of a perk. The officers should pay market value for the weapons.

The Day of Silence at Gilroy High School Wednesday, promoted by

The City Council should not only be briefed on Santa Clara

Students miss core academic classes, parents and the School

The city’s new hardscrabble stance on the vacant unreinforced masonry buildings downtown is, understandably, born of frustration. Years of trying to cajole, incentivize, plead, push and assist have resulted in hardly any change. Vacant buildings dominate the central block. It’s an embarrassment to the community, and it’s no wonder that Mayor Don Gage, a born-and-raised Gilroyan, has had enough.

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

If we all only had it as easy as the Santa Clara Valley Water