Tattoo page in the Gilroy High yearbook really the best option?
Making discriminating choices is a key point in this debate
Three steps to improving Hecker Pass plan
The Hecker Pass Specific Plan, which is now before the city
Gilroy Fire’s systemic issues
What’s becoming more and more clear is that there’s something systemically wrong with the Gilroy Fire Department. What’s wrong is exemplified by the ongoing lawsuit brought against our community for overtime pay by well-compensated assistant fire chiefs Phil King and Ed Bozzo (retired). What’s wrong is exemplified by the fact that the firefighters are the only group to ever force the city into binding arbitration. What’s wrong is exemplified by the fact that the firefighters union again hasn’t settled contract negotiations with the city.
Seeking Random Acts of Kindness from Small-Town Folks
Last week I read an incredible story about San Jose's Ada
Guest Column: Obamacare versus Trumpcare
Despite the Senate’s latest misguided attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA/Obamacare), it survived. Republicans tried and failed more than 50 times to eliminate basic and essential health care services for everyone, especially our most vulnerable communities. Although Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan suggested that they might finally move on to other issues, our health care safety net remains vulnerable with opponents vowing to “kill it with a thousand cuts.” We cannot let that happen.
3 letters: Racism prevalent in town, haunted by Bush presidency, agencies deserve more credit
Racism and segregation prevalent even in our small town
News of citations prompts call for increase in penalties
Stunning numbers of parents condoning underage drinking
Our park cup runneth over with rodents and the critters gotta go
To be sure, it's a squirrelly problem











