Editorials

It is gratifying indeed that our community recognizes the value of a community library – so much so that a continuation of the library parcel tax passed with a whopping 81 percent of the vote. Getting the necessary two-thirds majority to continue the $33.66 per year charge for a single family home was not a problem.

July 17, 2015

The June 3, 2015 letter gets right to the point. It starts out, “We have received complaints from Latino citizens and voters…that the use of an at-large city council election system results in Latino vote dilution and prevents Latino voters from electing candidates of their choice.” The letter threatens legal action absent a satisfactory response from the city.

Crime stats critical to community discussion

August 12, 2011

In the ongoing dialogue about crime, police department focus and

Robert Orabuena and his family have suffered enough

November 17, 2003

The long, sad saga of Robert Orabuena and Joseph Judnick took

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Editorials

Cheerleaders Rally Support

Grandfather Clock Marks More Than Just Time

Re-evaluate Art Center Plans

Newsprint duties could hurt small newspapers

It’s a good site for Gilroy High II

Now Playing: D.C. Gridlock

Eye-Opener at Gilroy High

Water district: Cut the fat, not programs and services

Full vote at Eagle Ridge should be the last straw

Sargent Ranch end-run an outrage

Fund the local library, yes on Measure B

Whopping victory for library tax

Our View: Are Gilroy elections legal? Let’s find out.

Crime stats critical to community discussion

Robert Orabuena and his family have suffered enough

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: Looking forward to more accomplishments for the City of Gilroy

Letter: A call to speak up

Gavilan spring production explores key chapter of local history

Gilroy boys soccer fights competitively in higher division

Learn about the history of Middle East tensions at Congregation Emeth presentation