Editorials

Although robocalls are making news in the presidential campaign,

Gavilan College's loss of a small business grant may be an

To no one's surprise, the annual county crop report showed that

Our View: To deny the people the right to know what happened

There's no way around it. It's been a tumultuous year at Gilroy

Planning Commissioner Ermelindo Puente hit the nail on the

Two years ago, Terry Mahurin attended a water district meeting. A stranger, Bob Cerruti, made a presentation on the history of water rate increases. Mahurin thought Cerruti was probably full of baloney, but he stayed after the meeting to talk to him and look at his data.

Prudent comments and fiscal responsibility, as well as tying

If anything, the City of Gilroy Administration and City Council