Letters: Survey at Saint Louise ‘nothing new’; toll road is trade barrier; great visit by sister city guests; Romney: put America first
Government survey warnings to Saint Louise Hospital ‘nothing new’ – ‘it happens all the time’
Letter: Follow the studies on digital billboards
Please reject any appeals to change the existing city code that regulates electronic billboards. They are a major distraction.
The outdoor advertising industry has funded many studies trying to show that the signs are safe, but there are other groups showing that there is too...
Letter: PG&E makes progress lowering energy rates
PG&E is listening and addressing your concerns. In 2025, customers will see more stable electric rates compared to last year.
In January, most residential customers saw electricity costs drop by 4% or $11, helping offset gas price increases. This means that if your usage hasn’t...
Your View: Don’t sack the saxes
For 23 years the Central Coast Sax Quartet has been an essential piece of the Gilroy Garlic Festival experience. Each year, without fail, they stroll through the festival grounds, delighting visitors and providing local flavor to the festival’s music scene. This year, the Garlic Festival is looking to end its nearly quarter century history with the group by “going in a new direction” for their musical lineup.
Energy power play shows governor doesn’t get it
Amazingly, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger still doesn't get it.
Give landlords the tool to deny sex offenders housing
Gilroy City Council recently and unanimously endorsed state











