Opinion

Slower high-speed rail?

February 21, 2019

It sounds crazy, but a presidential rant on Twitter may have forced Gov. Gavin Newsom to “clarify”—actually, backtrack—his position on California’s high-speed rail. “The project, as currently planned, would cost too much and take too long,” the governor said of the state’s high-speed rail plan...

Eye in the sky to change the tenor in downtown

August 26, 2011

The first downtown eye in the sky, which is hooked up to the

June 27, 2025

Across the country, a quiet revolution is changing how small towns and cities operate. It’s not led by billion-dollar investments or top-down mandates, but by neighbors with ideas—and local governments willing to say YES. This movement is called “Idea Friendly,” a term coined by the...

‘Greedy developers’ and ‘rich farmers’ … what we need is more government

February 9, 2004

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Congratulations on the wonderful new morning paper

GUSD actively dealing with the truancy issue

5 letters: hopital transparency and mosque concerns

Whopping victory for library tax

Right time to reflect on Jeff Garcia’s good spirit

Slower high-speed rail?

Eye in the sky to change the tenor in downtown

Letter: How ‘Idea Friendly’ cities are rewriting local government

‘Greedy developers’ and ‘rich farmers’ … what we need is more government

Editorial cartoons: Foot in the nomination door

Letters: Thief dashed a young man’s heart, but his pumpkin spread much joy

Support the Earth Charter

Can’t fathom columnist’s description of Bush as ‘mischievous”

Supervisors have a duty to review proposal for an Indian casino thoroughly

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

SOCIAL MEDIA

Bach to Blues concert returns to Gavilan College March 14

‘Shrek Jr’ takes the stage at community playhouse

Brown Act update requires Gilroy to maintain remote meeting access

Your Estate: Can you go home when you want?

Local film fest prepares to celebrate 20th year in South Valley