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Opening the doors

April 21, 2005

San Juan Bautista resident and watercolor artist Gayle Sleznick

Like Batman, Gilroy has a few mortal enemies

October 19, 2004

For all you readers in the

Jennie Vasquez was born May 5, 1914 in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, and has been a resident of Gilroy for 78 years. Family celebrated the beloved mom and grandma on May 3 at a local winery. Jennie praised the Lord and danced into the night.

Samhaino-what? Overcoming the Fear of Halloween

October 28, 2005

Halloween is coming up, so I figure there's no better time to

August 21, 2008

The headline above was the chant taking place at Cigar Bar

The world has passed U.S. students by

February 7, 2011

In these days of tiger-mother hysteria about raising children

Are you getting too much iron?

November 9, 2004

Q: My diet tends to include a lot of iron. Is it possible to get

June 3, 2008

Opposition to mosque ignores core values

August 24, 2010

The shockingly un-American and depressingly shortsighted

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Gilroy Gardens earns a Brass Ring

February 20, 2026

Holocaust survivor to speak in Morgan Hill

February 20, 2026

Christopher boys soccer team wins league title without a loss

February 19, 2026

City council considers Gilroy hotel tax increase

February 19, 2026

Comment now on Gilroy Civic Center Master Plan proposal

February 19, 2026

GHS color contract confuses reader

Gage sworn-in as South County’s water district director

Academic Achievement Corner

State budget crisis solution staring legislators in the face

Red Phone: Too many fruit stands

Opening the doors

Like Batman, Gilroy has a few mortal enemies

KidsArt Show

Jennie Vasquez celebrates 100

Samhaino-what? Overcoming the Fear of Halloween

USA! USA! USA!

The world has passed U.S. students by

Are you getting too much iron?

Red phone: Garbage, recycling is separated in trucks

Opposition to mosque ignores core values

SOCIAL MEDIA

Gilroy Gardens earns a Brass Ring

Holocaust survivor to speak in Morgan Hill

Christopher boys soccer team wins league title without a loss

City council considers Gilroy hotel tax increase

Comment now on Gilroy Civic Center Master Plan proposal