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Editorial Cartoon: Begging Santa

November 20, 2008

Keep City Council’s – and the newspaper’s nose – out of layoffs

Silent, golden day of justice at GHS

Rid School District of Inherent Waste – Private Sector Should Build Offices

Muslim holiday stamp offensive to many Americans who have died in attacks

All journalists must be protected

July 20, 2005

New York Times reporter Judith Miller has spent two weeks in jail – and counting – for refusing to identify a source for a story she didn't even write.

Public Transit Projects Suck Vast Majority of Dollars, and the Roads Suffer for It

March 14, 2006

Dear Editor,

Rising crime concerns should be the focus of Council, new chief

April 15, 2008

In our current Dispatch weekly Web poll, the readers/voters are

August 4, 2022

The future of the Sargent Ranch site is officially open for discussion. While I am a big proponent of property rights, I do believe that in some situations, overriding concerns can place limitations on them. I have attended seminars on “takings” at League of Cities...

2 letters: Operation Independence; Youth Scholarship Fund frozen yogurt fundraiser

August 21, 2014

Op Interdependence helps troops

Farmers cry ‘poor’ but the truth is their land is subject to zoning regulations just like everyone else

February 6, 2004

Dear Editor:

Animal shelter issue needs long-term, regional solution

August 26, 2005

Dear Editor,

Don’t forget about Gilroy’s Gang Task Force

October 2, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

Publisher’s view: 2015: Just be happy

December 30, 2014

As we get head into 2015, we reflect on 2014 and make resolutions to hopefully carry us through the upcoming year. We promise to eat healthier, exercise more, be a better person and pray for world peace. But instead of searching for that magic cure, or constantly working toward fulfilling New Year's resolutions, just be happy—it's not that hard.

March 2, 2023

As I begin a new term on the Valley Water Board of Directors representing District 1, I am honored to serve as the Chair in 2023. While our region remains in a drought, we are cautiously optimistic about Santa Clara County’s water supply outlook this...

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Opinion

Editorial Cartoon: Begging Santa

Keep City Council’s – and the newspaper’s nose – out of layoffs

Silent, golden day of justice at GHS

Rid School District of Inherent Waste – Private Sector Should Build Offices

Muslim holiday stamp offensive to many Americans who have died in attacks

All journalists must be protected

Public Transit Projects Suck Vast Majority of Dollars, and the Roads Suffer for It

Rising crime concerns should be the focus of Council, new chief

Letter: Oppose gravel mine plan at Sargent Ranch

2 letters: Operation Independence; Youth Scholarship Fund frozen yogurt fundraiser

Farmers cry ‘poor’ but the truth is their land is subject to zoning regulations just like everyone else

Animal shelter issue needs long-term, regional solution

Don’t forget about Gilroy’s Gang Task Force

Publisher’s view: 2015: Just be happy

Guest View: Valley Water chair highlights board’s goals for 2023

SOCIAL MEDIA

Man dies, woman injured in accident at Gilroy crosswalk

Doctors issue advisory over mushroom poisonings

Religion: Beloved community: Can we create it?

Sports Roundup: Cougars boys basketball and soccer off to great starts

BLM seeks public comment on federal land drilling proposal