Opinion

Softball team worked as hard as baseball team

January 11, 2005

Dear Editor,

Hecker Pass landowners should use the power of the sun in development

January 6, 2005

Dear Editor,

Edline Useful – Teachers Need to Participate Now

October 7, 2005

Dear Editor,

Finishing old issues before the new year

December 26, 2003

In the fourth paragraph of Officer Steve Kinoshita's letter

Mayor confusion

August 8, 2018

To the editor, On the surface, most cities are governed by a council and a single mayor who are sensitive to and directed by the wishes of voters. Beneath the surface, most would admit, there are other forces pressing upon elected officials. Primary among...

Letters: Supports community garden and a temporary arts center

June 25, 2009

I support the use of the old Salvation Army building downtown as

A Root Cause of Our Educational Malaise, Part 2

January 20, 2007

In last week's column, I introduced Jean Piaget and his theory

October 20, 2008

November 29, 2023

Recently, the attorney general’s office completed paperwork for an initiative that, if qualified for the 2024 ballot and approved by voters, would require California’s nearly 6 million public school students to take a course in personal finance. The proposal, by an organization called Californians for...

Get the facts right before blathering about the United States and its stockpile of weapons

April 21, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

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Bleach Data Incomplete

Take a careful look at the library plans and try to build it ‘green’

Muster political courage to cast off the yoke

Gilroy Library lacking in black history

Mayor and City Council should give up their city-paid health benefits

Softball team worked as hard as baseball team

Hecker Pass landowners should use the power of the sun in development

Edline Useful – Teachers Need to Participate Now

Finishing old issues before the new year

Mayor confusion

Letters: Supports community garden and a temporary arts center

A Root Cause of Our Educational Malaise, Part 2

Editorial cartoons: Whoopee for lower gas prices

Guest View: State keeps expanding school curricula while key subjects need improvement

Get the facts right before blathering about the United States and its stockpile of weapons

SOCIAL MEDIA

Sheriff’s office aims to monitor possible ‘ripple effects’ of Iran war

Court overturns 2017 conviction of Sierra LaMar’s suspected killer

Gilroy Police complete investigation into deadly Jan. 16 pedestrian collision

How Global Changes in Online Gaming Regulation in 2026 Will Impact No-Deposit Bonuses

Local soccer program grows under internationally trained coach