Opinion

El Portal editorial didn’t paint the whole picture for a student population in desperate need of help

March 8, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

Anti-Wal-Mart, power-hungry unions are only interested in lining their own pockets

February 19, 2003

Dear Editor:

Double Duty Downtown

July 7, 2006

Downtown project simply must be finished on time as the city

Letter: Keep the Gilroy Center for the Arts open and vibrant

December 13, 2011

Dear Editor, I am writing on behalf of the Gilroy Arts Alliance/Center for the Arts. This place has really been a great new place for me to be a participant in the Gilroy Community. I feel it has given me purpose, as I volunteer and enjoy all the center has to offer.

Columnist should prove or retract her accusations

April 23, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

Tackling the vexing local homelessness problem

February 11, 2011

Homelessness is a vexing issue, one that's uncomfortable and

Letter-writer’s liberal yardstick measures microns and overlooks meters

July 3, 2003

Dear editor:

December 13, 2023

A decade ago, California’s political apparatus finally recognized a yawning achievement gap in its public schools, separating poor and English-learner students from their more privileged classmates. While overall, California’s nearly 6 million K-12 students were not faring very well in state and federal tests of...

Intolerance, hate, violence … not from True Believers

March 26, 2004

Usually I enjoy Ron Erskine's columns; sometimes I even benefit

Perfectly Enjoyable ‘Spooky’ Program at Coyote Lake Park

November 8, 2005

Dear Editor,

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Why won’t Council change course on PD Taj Mahal?

Actor’s in, but let’s make the best decision for California

Letter: Thanks for giving her husband a ride home

Maybe it pays to read columnists you don’t usually like, after all

A local cry for state budget leadership

El Portal editorial didn’t paint the whole picture for a student population in desperate need of help

Anti-Wal-Mart, power-hungry unions are only interested in lining their own pockets

Double Duty Downtown

Letter: Keep the Gilroy Center for the Arts open and vibrant

Columnist should prove or retract her accusations

Tackling the vexing local homelessness problem

Letter-writer’s liberal yardstick measures microns and overlooks meters

Guest View: Successful reading skills upgrade offers a lesson for politicians

Intolerance, hate, violence … not from True Believers

Perfectly Enjoyable ‘Spooky’ Program at Coyote Lake Park

SOCIAL MEDIA

South Valley carjacker was on violent spree, police say

Downtown Gilroy pop up gallery features new exhibition by Summer Wright

‘Christians in Palestine’ event aims to counter hate with education in South County

Editorial: Community hospitals are vital to a city’s well being

Gilroy woman sentenced for stealing from Morgan Hill winery