High-Speed Rail is monstrosity
Here is my comment on your Bullet Train article on May 10, as we celebrate the 150th
anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad,...
Tariffs good for garlic
If you were to open the Wall Street Journal, New York Times or really any paper of record, you would be bombarded by countless...
What Seattle teaches Gilroy
I was fortunate to attend the National Main Street Conference in Seattle in March with three fellow board members and Nancy Maciel, coordinator for...
Support pump track
Our nonprofit organization is beginning its fundraising drive to create an approved bicycle pump track in Gilroy.
The Gilroy City Council last October allowed Garlic...
Unshackle Measure A
In 2016, county voters overwhelmingly agreed to tax themselves and spend $950 million to address the housing crisis and shelter more than 5,000 homeless...
Response to the attack in New Zealand
Justice, reason and respect demand that we respond to the horrific attack that targeted the Islamic community in Christchurch, New Zealand on March 15....
State of the City 2019
The State of the City is strong, and over the last two years Gilroy has steadily and strategically prepared itself for the future. We...
Black Hole Bullet Train
Well of course we understand why those who reap the money from the ill-advised Supermassive Black Hole Bullet Train keep on rolling, churning up...
Slower high-speed rail?
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,...
Becerra gambles with lives
It is now too late to try and convince California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to back off, and allow Saint Louise and O’Connor hospitals...
