Of Old Habits, Cats and Traffic Engineering
One morning last week, my in-house political analyst and I walked to OD's Kitchen for breakfast. (I like their Kitchen Sink; he is partial to the Rosebud.)
Letter: Crime victims in tough spot
In a very recent incident in Gilroy, it appears that the suspect shot and killed the owner of the car, as the suspect was being confronted during an attempt to steal the car.
I have had many people ask, “Well, what should we do?”
The correct...
Time to stop the flood of housing permit exemptions from City Hall
Planning Commissioner Ermelindo Puente hit the nail on the
DeVries: no decision, but no surprise
The case of admitted and convicted child molester Brian DeVries
Illegal Immigrants Must be Held Accountable for Their Actions
Much has been written about immigration on these pages the last few weeks. Here are my final thoughts on the subject after reading various opinions expressed by my neighbors.
Spoking My Mind: Boo, Benevolence, and Bike to the Future
Happy October, the month when being a cyclist truly rocks. Our calorie-burning passion pays off perfectly when we’ve partaken in a little too much Halloween candy!
And speaking of sweetness, thanks for the feedback on last month’s column item regarding bicycle donations. If you missed...










