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Botched decisions lead to ruckus over student flag attire

May 13, 2010

Weather is here, and the Garlic Festival is beautiful

Memorial Day of remembance and fun

May 24, 2003

Although many workers and most school children think of Memorial

Mayor’s round table: Let’s focus on what’s good for Gilroy

October 1, 2009

Kudos to Mayor Al Pinheiro for setting up a community round

Mi Pueblo’s flying colors

October 15, 2010

Here's the real problem with the corporate color scheme Mi

Hard to muster sympathy for this $45,000 fee case

December 9, 2011

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.

June 24, 2008

Suspending the sale of safe and sane fireworks in Gilroy, the

‘G’ for Greedy Goes Where?

November 17, 2006

JEERS: For the city of Gilroy which should be looking out for

Garlic Don’s 60th

December 16, 2016

Don Christopher wears a crisp, dark shirt embroidered with a 60-year medallion over the pocket. It commemorates a proud achievement for a business, but dresses a walking portal to history with a encyclopedic recall, a window into an how the global agricultural revolution underwent transformation during the second half of the 20th Century, and in Don’s case, transformed a community.

6.5 jolt a reminder to be quake prepared

December 26, 2003

We have a suggestion for a New Year's Resolution for all South

When will the housing bubble pop?

May 4, 2005

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

Businesses are in middle of potential ICE squeeze

January 25, 2018

The stories began flying last week: Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents would raid businesses across California and deport undocumented workers. As of this newspaper’s press time, the raids had not started, but the specter remains. Heightened anxiety about federal immigration policies has already intensified...

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Editorials

Botched decisions lead to ruckus over student flag attire

Weather is here, and the Garlic Festival is beautiful

Bumpy Out of the GATE

Freak Show Gets the Ax

Piling On the Building Fees

Memorial Day of remembance and fun

Mayor’s round table: Let’s focus on what’s good for Gilroy

Mi Pueblo’s flying colors

Hard to muster sympathy for this $45,000 fee case

Alas, it’s time to suspend the sale of fireworks

‘G’ for Greedy Goes Where?

Garlic Don’s 60th

6.5 jolt a reminder to be quake prepared

When will the housing bubble pop?

Businesses are in middle of potential ICE squeeze

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: A call to speak up

Gavilan spring production explores key chapter of local history

Gilroy boys soccer fights competitively in higher division

Learn about the history of Middle East tensions at Congregation Emeth presentation

Film, panel celebrate diversity, self expression