Is there a difference between radical Islam and regular Islam?
Let's not let tolerance become extreme foolishness when it comes
Economic gardening, a flowery term leading to Gilroy’s future
Amidst a tumultuous economy which is taking a huge bite out of
Working for the union power structure and not Gilroy citizens
Your headline writer must have been in a Christmas spirit when
Guest View: Regulators want to spend billions to reduce a fraction of water usage
Hydrologists measure large amounts of water in acre-feet—an acre of water one-foot deep, or 326,000 gallons.
In an average year, 200 million acre-feet of water fall on California as rain or snow. The vast majority of it sinks into the ground or evaporates, but about...
Letters: ‘Shovel Ready’ shouldn’t mean approval without thoughtful review
The City Council has canceled their Dec. 20 meeting resulting in
URM hard line stance endorsed
The city’s new hardscrabble stance on the vacant unreinforced masonry buildings downtown is, understandably, born of frustration. Years of trying to cajole, incentivize, plead, push and assist have resulted in hardly any change. Vacant buildings dominate the central block. It’s an embarrassment to the community, and it’s no wonder that Mayor Don Gage, a born-and-raised Gilroyan, has had enough.










