’28 teachers … think that you are motivated by hate’
If you are one of the many mothers who think that classroom time
Letters: Brace yourself, the new taxes from the Democrats are about to send the middle class into oblivion
So, local liberal Marc Perkel wants to know how the Democrats
Community Pulse: Contracting out for fire services
The Gilroy City Council chose not to fiscally analyze
Editorial: Let’s end the stigma surrounding fentanyl
The fentanyl crisis is ravaging communities around the country, touching lives across every socioeconomic, racial and geographic line. Yet too often, our conversations about fentanyl overdoses are clouded by stigma, misinformation and judgment.
It’s time to change that.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 50 times...
Why get excited about all the new ‘article’ stores?
At times I fear I may lack significant chunks of my X
A key piece to a revitalized city core comes alive
Old City Hall, the 1906 Flemish-style Baroque architectural
JFK’s San Luis Dam speech inspires vision
Fifty years ago this month, President John F. Kennedy visited Pacheco Pass and gave a speech I wish every American politician today might take to heart. He gave it to a crowd of Californians who met on Saturday, Aug. 18, 1962 for the groundbreaking ceremony of the San Luis Dam site in the eastern hills of the Diablo Mountain Range. The words Kennedy spoke that hot, dusty, summer day are not well-remembered now, but I believe they offer wise advice on what good governing is all about.











