Editorials

There's no doubt these are difficult times for city employees

The city’s new hardscrabble stance on the vacant unreinforced masonry buildings downtown is, understandably, born of frustration. Years of trying to cajole, incentivize, plead, push and assist have resulted in hardly any change. Vacant buildings dominate the central block. It’s an embarrassment to the community, and it’s no wonder that Mayor Don Gage, a born-and-raised Gilroyan, has had enough.

Mandatory tutoring and homework sessions should help football

Some Gilroyans, led by resident Jim Gailey, are so upset about

Economic times are tough, so everyone has to be willing to give

The following individuals and organizations deserve either

The proposal to bail out Bonfante Gardens by expanding the

We can't find fault with the local garbage company's desire to

It’s working. The owners of the long-vacant unreinforced masonry buildings downtown are coming to City Hall for the proverbial “come to Jesus” meeting with city staff.

It's hard to quibble with proponents of expanding sprinkler