Opinion

Editorial cartoons: How the Joker got her smile

July 24, 2008

February 4, 2010

Should the city impose heavy fines and liens on downtown

Gilroy’s ‘tax fountains’ are in the way of a true solution to the Don Pacheco Y problem

August 18, 2003

Highway 152 starts at Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County and runs

Partners with the Gilroy auto dealers

February 17, 2003

In a capitalistic society, it's tough to take a position viewed

Grand Jury inquiry into VTA – ‘the worst run transit agency in the nation’ – didn’t go nearly far enough

July 1, 2004

Dear Editor:

January 19, 2012

It's certainly understandable that the Gilroy Unified School District Board of Trustees is talking seriously about placing a parcel tax before voters. Join the crowd.

Guest Column: Earth Day Anniversary

April 21, 2017

April 22nd marks the 47th Earth Day -- a day created to celebrate our planet, environment, and wildlife. Every Californian has a story to tell about how nature has made their lives richer. For some, it is regional food, lakes and rivers, or a beloved local park. For others, it is the ties to ranches, working farms, forests, or our magnificent public lands. The ecosystem is one of California’s greatest assets. We have a unique and diverse climate and geography, and some of the most diverse and extraordinary plants and wildlife in the world.

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Letter: Baha’i celebrates the New Year

THIS WEEK’S POLL: Do you believe the opposition to the proposal to build a mosque in San Martin is largely based on anti-Islamic...

Competition at Long Last

Gilroyans should not put their heads in the sand, school bond needed now to prepare for future

Guest View, Dion Bracco and Carol Marques: Addressing homelessness

Editorial cartoons: How the Joker got her smile

Community Pulse: Fines on earthquake damaged buildings

Gilroy’s ‘tax fountains’ are in the way of a true solution to the Don Pacheco Y problem

Partners with the Gilroy auto dealers

Grand Jury inquiry into VTA – ‘the worst run transit agency in the nation’ – didn’t go nearly far enough

Gilroy school parcel tax has to change the game

Guest Column: Earth Day Anniversary

Letter: Gilroy soldier helps educate the students in Afghanistan

Do You Want 69-Year-Old Firefighters Showing Up?

Student can’t believe the Gilroy School District is firing two dedicated, helpful ag teachers

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: Looking forward to more accomplishments for the City of Gilroy

Letter: A call to speak up

Gavilan spring production explores key chapter of local history

Gilroy boys soccer fights competitively in higher division

Learn about the history of Middle East tensions at Congregation Emeth presentation