Editorials

In the land of endless regulation, higher taxes and more fees, California seems to have declared all-out war on small businesses. The $15 per hour minimum wage increase is just one assault that will cause businesses to re-evaluate how they operate in unfriendly territory. Those workers the state intended to help may be the ones hit the hardest when businesses are forced to decide whether they can pass the increased labor costs along to the consumer our cut back their labor force.

A recent article by Reuters noted,

Here's the key question: Why is it that every public school

It's ironic

Salary increases for top-level employees should be based on

Gavilan College's plans for student and senior housing on the

Why is the Gilroy Unified School District negotiating with the

Process has voided prudence and practicality. The City Council

Santa Clara County Executive Jeff Smith has a difficult time understanding just what has occurred in the past two weeks. His vision of leading a dramatic expansion and improvement of a public healthcare system is suddenly on the verge of hitting a brick wall...

Our View: City should provide GUSD with building permits,