Editorials

A taxing question for the future of Bonfante Gardens

December 17, 2003

It's a taxing question, literally and figuratively: Should

The Trouble With Bees

March 15, 2007

On bright spring days with fruit trees blooming profusely and flowers shaking off the winter cold, the busy buzz of the honey bee is a welcome reminder all is right with the world.

Old Glory belongs downtown

June 24, 2003

When most people think of small-town America, a Norman

Noble Cause, Wrong Vote

October 7, 2005

It's mystifying. How could four Gilroy City Councilmen could

Open Doors to Compromise

July 18, 2007

The most interested party in this discussion

February 18, 2016

A year ago, the city and the Gilroy General Plan Advisory Committee invited the public to “to help choose a future growth plan for Gilroy.”

Budget Impasse Time after Time

August 25, 2007

Let's not get overly complicated. There are a few measures that,

Olin response better, but still lacking

February 24, 2004

It seems that Olin Corp. has been reading the papers and

A key piece to a revitalized city core comes alive

September 2, 2003

Old City Hall, the 1906 Flemish-style Baroque architectural

Blue and Gold High Honors

May 13, 2006

Our public servants, our new high school student center and our

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Three earthquakes shake Gilroy

November 26, 2025

Gilroy community shares its thanks

November 26, 2025

Editorial: Finding the true meaning of Thanksgiving

November 25, 2025

Donation appeals ramp up for the holidays

November 25, 2025

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

November 24, 2025

Teachers should withdraw disheartening complaint

All-day ‘K’ call tough to understand

‘We’re mad as hell and we’re not going to take this anymore’

Whom to trust if not your priest?

Addressing cheating at Gilroy High