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Gilroy
December 27, 2025

New Station, a New Era

Gilroy's police department has been cramped and overcrowded for quite a long time. Closets were turned into offices years ago, and the old building hardly suited a town passing the 50,000 population mark.

A Story of Tears and Freedom as the Year of the Dog Nears

Chuc Mung nam moi! Minus all the dashes and umlauts, that

Community Pulse: Explore contracting with sheriff for police services?

Should the city seriously evaluate contracting with the Santa

Happy Independence Day … enjoy it while it lasts

In honor of recent events, I suggested a new activity for our family's Fourth of July celebration. We usually march in the Morgan Hill parade. We always hold a barbecue for family and friends. We take turns reading the Declaration of Independence aloud. We walk over to the high school to enjoy the aerial fireworks, and finish up at home, watching the children light off our personal fireworks.

Letter: Reinstate Jack Daley, don’t shift blame

As parents with four children brought up through the Gilroy

Letter: Prioritize people instead of pay

I write to you today with heartfelt sincerity and a deep sense of duty.  At our recent City Council meeting on Monday, April 8, we faced a pivotal decision. The council deliberated on the adoption of SB329 guidelines for the City of Gilroy, which included...

Saint Louise needs angioplasty

Given South Valley's growing and aging population, we were

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