Opinion

In early 2019, word was spread throughout Gilroy that Mayor Roland Velasco was asking for volunteers to form an ad hoc committee in order to celebrate Gilroy’s 150th birthday coming the following year. He felt that it was an important and monumental event which...

March 23, 2023

Hello Gilroy! I hope this information entices you to attend the 2023 State of the City address on April 1. There’s a lot going on and much to be proud of. I am continually honored to follow Roberta Hughan (Gilroy Mayor 1984-1992) as the...

Stiff Fines and Enforcement

June 13, 2006

It won't do any good for the city of Gilroy to hike the fines up

Incredibly sour columnist needs a real education on plain facts and journalism

April 15, 2003

Dear Editor:

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Stop Playing Perchlorate Games, Olin

Clearly, DVDs belong in the public library collection

No prerequisites – AP classes yield self-esteem

Columnist and letter writer owe an apology after all is said and done on Harry Potter writings

Wal-Mart Traffic Concern: Isn’t it Illegal to Cross the Double Yellow Lines?

El Roble jump-a-thon a $10,000 success

Honor of a School Name

Columnist’s TRASH award insensitive bullying

Baseless arguments, belittling letter writer

U.S. Should Get Out of Iraq – ‘Yes, Cut and Run’

A local cry for state budget leadership

Letter: We did not make you invisible

Mayor Marie Blankley: State of the City 2023

Stiff Fines and Enforcement

Incredibly sour columnist needs a real education on plain facts and journalism

SOCIAL MEDIA

Heart of Gilroy celebration set to turn downtown into living canvas

South Valley nonprofit marks 15 years saving people and dogs

Letter: One last art exhibition at the Gavilan Library

Religion: Spreading hope in Jamaica

Hollister native aims to disrupt the gig economy