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March 9, 2026

City Hall furlough policy raises red flags in a tough climate

Red flags are waving with regard to the city's furlough policy

Fire Danger Nearing Peak

Winter rains were the last thing on most Gilroyans' minds

School Flight Hurts Community

Our View: The message from many parents is simple: It's the

Intriguing Possibilities

It's great news to report that there's a renewed focus energy

Why is Robert Orabuena even standing trial?

It is simply hard to believe that Robert Orabuena will likely

Do dismount – and deliver the mail

Residents in some Gilroy neighborhoods are understandably upset with Gilroy Postmaster Penny Yates, who has told her carriers not to leave their vehicles to deliver mail to curbside mailboxes that are blocked by a parked car.

Proposal Way Over the Top

You just can't legislate common sense. Nor should you try.

Editorial: It is time to reawaken a sleeping giant

The city's signature event and its best chance for renewed economic activity has been dormant over the past four years, so it is good to see city council members are showing serious interest in reviving a Hollister motorcycle rally in July 2013.

Chief’s false alarm – enforce the current law

Police Chief Denise Turner has made a pitch to the City Council

Happy trails to Little Arthur battle

It's too bad it took two decades and hundreds of thousands of

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