Editorials

As the perchlorate chemical water contamination problem spreads

The majority of Gilroyans seem to know intuitively that a

The following organizations and individuals deserve either

The homeless encampment known as

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.

Talk about fireworks. The recent discovery that perchlorate, a

When a college has to refund $270,000 to the foundation meant to

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...

The city should take a serious and responsible look at hiring a

While there's a prolonged lull in development, the City of