Letters

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

August 13, 2025

Letter: On homelessness, Gilroy must balance compassion with responsibility

Gilroy Garlic Festival’s return was a success

Letters: Death of horse at Gilroy Rodeo

Letter: County Fire shows it is up to the task

Exciting new program will help school-to-home communication

December 10, 2003

Dear Editor:

Italian and Irish Flags Welcome, but Racism Colors Mexican Flag Waving

April 15, 2006

Dear Editor,

Increased rail service a good idea

September 20, 2018

Regarding the possible expansion of passenger/commuter rail to Hollister and Salinas, I do feel the time has come. Upgrading the historic Hollister Branch rail line for makes sense. Considering the heavy traffic on highways 101 and25 it is warranted. In my opinion, the perfect train set...

February 2, 2023

What would you like our government to do about: • The concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few? • Protection for small businesses? • Workers’ ability to negotiate? • Promoting job growth? • Promoting the growth of jobs with good pay for those without college...

November 1, 2023

With the addition of a fourth weekday commuter train from Gilroy to San Francisco and now the return of weekday bus service from Gilroy to the Salinas Intermodal Transit Center, transit options from the Gilroy Transit Center are picking up! The added Caltrain service...

Real issue is how to break tax money monopoly held by the public schools

October 30, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

Panetta doesn’t dig tax bill

December 22, 2017

I voted against this tax bill because it would have a negative impact on too many families on the central coast of California and our nation. The bill lowers taxes for the wealthy, while raising taxes on many working and middle-class families. The bill...

Get ready for a stream of water rate hikes that will help Sen. Feinstein’s billionaire buddies

January 16, 2012

Get ready for a stream of water rate hikes that will help Sen. Feinstein's billionaire buddies

Understand city finance

September 6, 2018

The General Election is just a few months away, and voters in Gilroy have a number of candidates to consider for the all-important positions on the City Council. Of all the layers of government, your voice on the local level has the most impact...

October 17, 2024

Nestled in the heart of Downtown Gilroy, the La Ofrenda Festival—Gilroy’s second annual Día de Muertos Festival & Wellness Fair from1-7pm Nov. 2—will be an extraordinary event and is more than just a day of festivities; it’s an immersive experience that embraces the essence...

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Letters

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

Letter: On homelessness, Gilroy must balance compassion with responsibility

Gilroy Garlic Festival’s return was a success

Letters: Death of horse at Gilroy Rodeo

Letter: County Fire shows it is up to the task

Exciting new program will help school-to-home communication

Italian and Irish Flags Welcome, but Racism Colors Mexican Flag Waving

Increased rail service a good idea

Letter: Adding jobs, growing wages

Letter: Transportation options are inching forward

Real issue is how to break tax money monopoly held by the public schools

Panetta doesn’t dig tax bill

Get ready for a stream of water rate hikes that will help Sen. Feinstein’s billionaire buddies

Understand city finance

Letter: The arts are alive in Gilroy

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