Editorials

Shelter on the Shelf

September 26, 2006

Seemingly from out of nowhere, the community learns that the

A salute to all veterans

November 7, 2003

There isn't much ordinary citizens can normally do to support

No supermajority, but vigorously pursue the Gilroy Gardens deal

January 17, 2008

The City Council should proceed toward the goal of purchasing

January 30, 2012

Taking your family to a professional sporting event should be fun and passionate, not dangerous. Drunks hurling obscenities and starting fights should not be tolerated.

Eye in the sky to change the tenor in downtown

August 26, 2011

The first downtown eye in the sky, which is hooked up to the

Odd-year elections a plus for Gilroy – let’s explore the mail

June 17, 2008

Gilroy's City Council elections occur in odd years. That's a

Tax Hike a Lousy Idea

November 30, 2005

Our view: fiscal discipline is what's needed at the county

City should make John Fry play by the rules – period

August 5, 2003

Somehow, you'd think an institute dedicated to the advancement

San Jose plan isn’t close to right

September 21, 2004

The next time you're driving along U.S. 101 toward San Jose,

Council’s lasting legacy lies in arena of public pension reform

June 21, 2010

With City Manager Tom Haglund at the forefront of meetings

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Gilroy artist opens exhibition at downtown Morgan Hill gallery

February 6, 2026

Gavilan College celebrates 25 years of Science Alive

February 5, 2026

From My Perspective: Fear not and stay strong

February 5, 2026

State reps push for farmworker tax credits, more overtime

February 5, 2026

South Valley artist opens exhibit featuring historical photography technique

February 5, 2026

No-budget-discipline Democrats

Winegrowers’ revival important to South Valley

Get the Facts on Gilroy Gardens

A New Deal for Business

The art of cursive is being lost

Shelter on the Shelf

A salute to all veterans

No supermajority, but vigorously pursue the Gilroy Gardens deal

Unruly fan behavior, something has to be done

Eye in the sky to change the tenor in downtown

Odd-year elections a plus for Gilroy – let’s explore the mail

Tax Hike a Lousy Idea

City should make John Fry play by the rules – period

San Jose plan isn’t close to right

Council’s lasting legacy lies in arena of public pension reform

SOCIAL MEDIA

Gilroy artist opens exhibition at downtown Morgan Hill gallery

Gavilan College celebrates 25 years of Science Alive

From My Perspective: Fear not and stay strong

State reps push for farmworker tax credits, more overtime

South Valley artist opens exhibit featuring historical photography technique