Editorials

Should Gilroy grow out and grow bigger, or concentrate on creating a compact, efficient and thoughtfully planned community surrounded by green hills and agricultural lands? The answer may be a bit of both.

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Basketball: Christopher boys finish 19-8 for second place in league

April 3, 2026

How Gilroy’s Small Businesses Are Adapting to a Digital-First Economy

April 2, 2026

Letter: Preserve Wheeler Auditorium’s place in Gilroy history

April 2, 2026

Acclaimed film festival brings weeklong celebration to South Valley

April 2, 2026

Literacy program reaches South County residents

April 2, 2026

Help out with middle school transition

Beat perchlorate with education, action

Stoke the engine for a railroad museum downtown

Silence breeds mistrust

Focusing On a Near Tragedy

Library Needs a Solution

Three steps to improving Hecker Pass plan

Dancing by tariffs, Chinese pounding U.S. garlic growers

Raises for city manager, clerk: What’s this Council thinking?

$6.3 million in GUSD budget cuts – difficult choices ahead

Big Roar for Lions Club

Not quite time to meet the ‘big bully’ in court

Slippery slope of assisted suicide

30 great glorious Garlic Festival years … and here’s to 30 more

Editorial: North Gilroy Development Could Worsen Traffic and Strain City Services

SOCIAL MEDIA

Basketball: Christopher boys finish 19-8 for second place in league

How Gilroy’s Small Businesses Are Adapting to a Digital-First Economy

Letter: Preserve Wheeler Auditorium’s place in Gilroy history

Acclaimed film festival brings weeklong celebration to South Valley

Literacy program reaches South County residents