Opinion

Community access video workshops available for local teachers

March 20, 2003

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

Letter: On homelessness, Gilroy must balance compassion with responsibility

Music in the Air: Music legend to make a rare appearance in South Valley

Gilroy Garlic Festival’s return was a success

Four letters, including “A heartfelt plea for the city”

December 13, 2011

A heartfelt plea for the city to make sure that the Gilroy Center for the Arts stays open and vibrant

Letter: Filthy rich don’t want to pay their fair share

April 22, 2011

Dear Editor,

May 25, 2017

President Trump’s damaging budget proposal would slash government programs critical to families, students, and businesses on the central coast of California.

May 11, 2017

The turn restrictions at the corner of Welburn Avenue and Mantelli Avenue are making Upper Welburn Avenue safer. The signs restricting turns are a result of four years of communication with city staff, extensive study by city traffic engineers, and three unanimous decisions by the Gilroy City Council.

December 11, 2008

Should the city of Gilroy’s Open Government Commission be comprised of City Council members or residents?

December 16, 2011

• Both! I'd propose a two-year term for residents and a one-year rotation of councilmembers. I'd like to see results like: city checkbook posted on line; city blog for ongoing conversation; simple reporting of campaign donations; polls/reviews like the big citywide one that some departments have acted on; open conversation with residents about what the city could/should be doing.

September 11, 2003

Let us begin this commentary with a moment of silence and deep respect for those who lost their lives in the barbaric September 11, 2001 attack on the United States.

Sargent Ranch owner issues response to editorial

February 26, 2005

Dear Editor:

Teacher who knows her history enjoys helping shape the students and is happy to be associated with the good qualities of a liberal

June 6, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

Economically speaking, we’re on the Titanic

November 18, 2003

EDITOR:

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Opinion

Community access video workshops available for local teachers

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

Letter: On homelessness, Gilroy must balance compassion with responsibility

Music in the Air: Music legend to make a rare appearance in South Valley

Gilroy Garlic Festival’s return was a success

Four letters, including “A heartfelt plea for the city”

Letter: Filthy rich don’t want to pay their fair share

Guest Column: Why our congressman hates the proposed budget

Guest Column: New Signs Make Welburn Safer

Editorial Cartoon: Layoffs

Should the city of Gilroy’s Open Government Commission be comprised of City Council members or residents?

Two years after September 11th, we remember

Sargent Ranch owner issues response to editorial

Teacher who knows her history enjoys helping shape the students and is happy to be associated with the good qualities of a liberal

Economically speaking, we’re on the Titanic

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: South County clergy demand action after shootings at houses of worship

MOHI festival celebrates food, wine

Elks Lodge supports One Step Closer

Gilroy Police set DUI checkpoint for Oct. 10

State, regional leaders rally South Valley voters