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April 21, 2026

Zach Hilton: How our electricity provider benefits the community

Zach Hilton
What makes Gilroy strong is our community. With 59,520 people calling Gilroy home, our community is made up of families, neighbors, businesses, schools, service organizations, parks and more. However, there is one member of our community that may surprise you—our electricity provider. Silicon Valley Clean...

C’mon Council fix the sidewalks, accept responsibility, adopt a plan

As one editorial board member commented on Councilman Craig

It’s the holiday season in Gilroy, and life is good

Monday evening, the three newly elected Gilroy School Board

Smooth as garlic skin

Good news on the 2007 Garlic Festival pours in after a weekend

Zach Hilton: Project makes it easier to leave the car at home

Zach Hilton
I’d like to start off with a message to those that use active transportation and transit to commute: Thank you. We see you and support you. We are providing year-round education and encouragement through Measure B funds. We have programs and policies that promote...

Letter: City should give the arts center a break via a zoning exemption

Dear Editor, As the Gilroy Center for the Arts flourishes on its diverse art and multicultural activities, it is now potentially grounded by the restrictions of zoning as a retail center from the old Salvation Army site.

Guest View, Marie Blankley: Considering the future of the transit center

With my support, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority held two community meetings in Gilroy to introduce the possibility of and receive feedback on an affordable housing project at the Gilroy Transit Center. However, the project described in their request for approval to authorize...

Sidewalk or sword: which to fall on?

A few months ago, I noticed a crack almost on my sidewalk. It is

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