Editorials

With its fee-waiver incentive program, the Gilroy City Council

A San Jose jury is now listening to arguments about whether Olin Corporation should pay tens of millions of dollars to four families who claim that perchlorate contamination damaged their rural lifestyles as well as their home values.

As we get head into 2015, we reflect on 2014 and make resolutions to hopefully carry us through the upcoming year. We promise to eat healthier, exercise more, be a better person and pray for world peace. But instead of searching for that magic cure, or constantly working toward fulfilling New Year's resolutions, just be happy—it's not that hard.

The crying need for sidewalk repair continues to be ignored in

There's hardly a lack of compassion in Gilroy for the homeless.

Among the new state laws that went into effect at the beginning

The following organizations and individuals deserve either

There's nothing quite like it. Gilroyans know it, they work hard

1. Could anything more have been done to help our war veteran?

Economic times are tough, so everyone has to be willing to give