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Letter: Gilroy’s streets and sidewalks

June 28, 2024

Despite all the warnings, DUI arrests on the increase

Next Steps to Curb Illegal Immigration

A ‘how to’ for local public access TV

Name the New School After Medal of Honor Recipient Reginald B. Desiderio

Editorial: In tough times, let’s remember to enjoy the little things in life

June 19, 2025

Lately, it can feel like the world is weighed down with stress—global conflicts, economic uncertainty and the fast pace of everyday life. It’s easy to get caught up in the heaviness of it all. But right here in our own community, there are still...

Football coaches at Gilroy High need to take a hard look at their program

October 24, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

September 11, 2015

Is the “quality of life” for Gilroy small businesses such that small business owners should invest more money here? Or do the confiscatory taxes/fees/fines/assessments/mandates combined with crucifying, strangling and suffocating regulations and ordinances, blight us out of business,

Yes, there is a Santa Claus spirit in Gilroy

December 24, 2002

Dear Editor:

Felice and Perrelli Cannery Site Yielded Plenty of Fruit and History for Gilroy

June 11, 2006

Dear Editor,

Need for Education on the Issue of Domestic Violence

October 24, 2006

Dear Editor,

June 18, 2009

Should the City of Gilroy spend $64,000 annually paying for

Appreciate the Folks at Gavilan College for Fixing the Fire/Recreation Trail

June 22, 2006

Dear Editor,

Centered on compassion

December 19, 2011

CHEERS for the opening of the Gilroy Compassion Center which is now operating during daylight at 8425 Monterey Road. It's the first step in what organizers hope becomes a full-service shelter in the storm for the homeless. For now, it's a place to pick out a donated coat, get a cup of coffee, make a phone call or take a break on the couch while the children play with donated toys. The hours are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers and donations are needed. Visit gccsoco.org to find out how you can help.

Chamber and Chris Coté, part II

March 10, 2005

I really didn't want to write yet another Chamber column, but in

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Opinion

Letter: Gilroy’s streets and sidewalks

Despite all the warnings, DUI arrests on the increase

Next Steps to Curb Illegal Immigration

A ‘how to’ for local public access TV

Name the New School After Medal of Honor Recipient Reginald B. Desiderio

Editorial: In tough times, let’s remember to enjoy the little things in life

Football coaches at Gilroy High need to take a hard look at their program

YOUR VIEWS: Business suffocated by regulation; Say no to Fr. Serra

Yes, there is a Santa Claus spirit in Gilroy

Felice and Perrelli Cannery Site Yielded Plenty of Fruit and History for Gilroy

Need for Education on the Issue of Domestic Violence

Community Pulse: $64,000 for city council benefits?

Appreciate the Folks at Gavilan College for Fixing the Fire/Recreation Trail

Centered on compassion

Chamber and Chris Coté, part II

SOCIAL MEDIA

Around Town: Gilroy Rotary Club celebrates a century of service

Gilroy residents push for crosswalk safety

Religion: Let’s be clear

Santa Clara County Fair moves to August

Gilroy’s ‘Mr. Garlic’ dies after long battle with Alzheimer’s