Editorials

Four out of every five people you see in Gilroy work somewhere else. Even the majority of the City Council—including the mayor and vice mayor—commute to San Jose or further for work.

Aftermath of a tragic suicide

March 12, 2003

News of the suicide of a 14-year-old student at Morgan Hill's

March 28, 2013

Passing an urgency interim ordinance – normally reserved for extreme and unforeseen situations – is more than a bit premature, it’s perplexing.

Better Pay for Teachers

March 7, 2007

In a valiant effort, outgoing Superintendent Edwin Diaz and

Support our hospitals, Mr. Becerra

January 17, 2019

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...

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Editorials

Guest Column: The Beauty of Gilroy Reservoirs

Editorial: The Upside of the Election

Security cameras at all our schools

Clearing Brush Saves Lives

‘Retrofit or red-tag’ policy the way to go

Geography Matters

GUSD annual calendar should be based on what’s best for students

Warm recognition for public safety honorees

Saving Gavilan’s child care program

70% of GUSD students aren’t prepared for college – now what?

Editorial: Half a Cent for Billions of Transit

Aftermath of a tragic suicide

Payday loans: Take a closer look

Better Pay for Teachers

Support our hospitals, Mr. Becerra

SOCIAL MEDIA

Three earthquakes shake Gilroy

Gilroy community shares its thanks

Editorial: Finding the true meaning of Thanksgiving

Donation appeals ramp up for the holidays

Nonprofit, volunteers, donors serve Thanksgiving to Gilroy’s unhoused