Editorial: Justice and unity will combat hate crimes
In recent years, hate crimes have risen to alarming levels across the globe, revealing a disturbing undercurrent of prejudice, division and intolerance that threatens the social fabric of our communities. These crimes, fueled by hatred and ignorance, are not just attacks on individuals or...
Declaration of Independence
Two hundred and twenty nine years ago, our nation's founders convened at the second Continental Congress and unanimously passed the Declaration of Independence. On the eve of our Independence Day celebrations – and with American soldiers fighting a war on foreign soil – we offer the words that form the foundation of our country. The words are both moving and profound. Happy birthday, America!
Council’s retreat menu hardly a healthy alternative
Other than a few items, the City Council's recent retreat agenda
Parents should not have to battle to get what law requires
When the experts at Gilroy Unified School District spoke so sincerely about how important parents are in crafting education plans for their special needs students (Dispatch, Oct. 2, 2015), and that parents need as much support as their kids in securing services, the better part of who we are tends to take them at their word.
No time like the present to begin addressing local budget troubles
There's a fundamental economic reality that seems to be only
Latest GUSD scores truly cause for community celebration
By and large, Gilroy's public schools have done a wonderful job










