Opinion

At its Jan.17 meeting, the Santa Clara County Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution for full and fair funding for California Public Schools by state lawmakers. The resolution highlights California’s poor national standing in funding for public schools. California ranks 45th nationally in the...

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February 21, 2005

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September 29, 2025

In the upcoming special election on Nov. 4, voters are going to see a new measure, Proposition 50. By a vote of the majority, California voters will decide if temporary changes to our congressional district maps should be authorized. This would allow the legislature, members...

Letters: South County should have its own representative on the water board

February 18, 2010

Dear Editor,

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What’s Wrong With the ‘Brain Trust’ When they Can’t Run a Biker Rally

Certainly is a biblical mandate against homosexual marriage

City’s new wood-burning law solid

CASHEE Could be a Reason for Gilroy High’s Improvement

Letters: A healthy feral cat population is a good thing because cats kill the rats

Memorial Day Parade mess: Felony stupid

Mean-spirited editorial amounted to character assassination of a devoted Gilroy leader

Incident Has Raised Awareness in Regards to Children’s Safety

Read the educational data, keep the GUSD music programs intact

Letter: No need to develop 1,300 acres of ag land

Worthwhile to Talk About Islamic Prophet’s Character

California schools are underfunded compared to U.S.

Get off the dime on Edline

Guest View: Vote Yes on Prop 50 to ensure your vote is counted

Letters: South County should have its own representative on the water board

SOCIAL MEDIA

Basketball: Christopher boys finish 19-8 for second place in league

How Gilroy’s Small Businesses Are Adapting to a Digital-First Economy

Letter: Preserve Wheeler Auditorium’s place in Gilroy history

Acclaimed film festival brings weeklong celebration to South Valley

Literacy program reaches South County residents