Editorials

At last, a perchlorate cleanup order

February 17, 2005

The draft cleanup order recently issued by the Central Coast

Treat Trash like Graffiti

December 9, 2005

Our View: the city's graffiti hotline, 846-0395, should also be

Our roads – the worst in the nation

February 18, 2003

One person every two hours and 21 minutes. According to the

Leadership instead of new taxes

January 20, 2003

One of the world's largest and most vibrant economies has a

Big League Park Dreams

March 1, 2007

Idea of building a stadium that would also be a tourist draw is

Most energy crooks still ripping off California

August 15, 2003

It's too bad voters can't recall impotent or uncaring energy

Tale of Garlic Festival XXXII: Green light toward the future

July 26, 2010

Revenue up a good chunk, attendance down a good bit, not a

Downtown sculptures, a great start to public arts program

October 19, 2009

There's a line from a fairly recent country music hit that

$30,000 in free Gavilan bond advice

April 15, 2003

Gavilan Community College trustees have chosen a dicey time to

Worth taking a longer look at moving to vote-by-mail exclusively

October 31, 2007

Oregon has increased turnout and raised the comfort level of

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SOCIAL MEDIA

South Valley carjacker was on violent spree, police say

January 23, 2026

Downtown Gilroy pop up gallery features new exhibition by Summer Wright

January 23, 2026

‘Christians in Palestine’ event aims to counter hate with education in South County

January 23, 2026

Editorial: Community hospitals are vital to a city’s well being

January 23, 2026

Gilroy woman sentenced for stealing from Morgan Hill winery

January 22, 2026

Coyote ugly stance on a key regional planning issue

Editorial: What ails our society?

Insisting on reason for county winery regulations

Grants and PR: Red Flags Flying

A solid nomination for any and all Teacher of the Year honors

At last, a perchlorate cleanup order

Treat Trash like Graffiti

Our roads – the worst in the nation

Leadership instead of new taxes

Big League Park Dreams

Most energy crooks still ripping off California

Tale of Garlic Festival XXXII: Green light toward the future

Downtown sculptures, a great start to public arts program

$30,000 in free Gavilan bond advice

Worth taking a longer look at moving to vote-by-mail exclusively

SOCIAL MEDIA

South Valley carjacker was on violent spree, police say

Downtown Gilroy pop up gallery features new exhibition by Summer Wright

‘Christians in Palestine’ event aims to counter hate with education in South County

Editorial: Community hospitals are vital to a city’s well being

Gilroy woman sentenced for stealing from Morgan Hill winery