Editorials

Though apparently not popular with students, the decisions not

The city’s new hardscrabble stance on the vacant unreinforced masonry buildings downtown is, understandably, born of frustration. Years of trying to cajole, incentivize, plead, push and assist have resulted in hardly any change. Vacant buildings dominate the central block. It’s an embarrassment to the community, and it’s no wonder that Mayor Don Gage, a born-and-raised Gilroyan, has had enough.

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

CHEERS for the City Council for at long last taking a serious

Asking legitimate questions, making reasonable demands: These

The recent actions of two trustees to put the Gilroy High School

Our View: A half-cent tax without a clear objective seems

A group advocating the separation of church and state should

Cheers for Gilroy Postmaster Penny Yates who has swiftly

One of the key jobs of any city government is to promote public