Editorials

New York Times reporter Judith Miller has spent two weeks in jail – and counting – for refusing to identify a source for a story she didn't even write.

The City of Gilroy Fire Department has a pricey $268,000

Gilroy officials face a genuine Catch-22 situation with the

Superintendent Debbie Flores and the Gilroy Unified School

The $300 million Indian gaming casino proposed for the Highway

Trustees should not back away from the requirement for Gilroy high school students to log 80 hours of community service prior to graduation. That’s 20 hours a year to give back to the community. It’s a reasonable expectation, and one that builds community spirit. To paraphrase the late President John F. Kennedy, “Ask not what your community can do for you, ask what you can do for your community.”

Disbelief. Anger. Sadness. That's the emotional trail this

Our reaction upon hearing that Gilroy High School students will

In what may come to be known as Springer's Swingers Dictum, last