Opinion

Editorial: Using AI ethically, with our community in mind

January 8, 2026

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept reserved for Silicon Valley boardrooms or science fiction novels. It is now woven into our daily lives—from the phones in our pockets to the way businesses market products, students learn and how news is gathered and...

Funds not available for BART extension

October 28, 2003

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Gilroy congregation focuses on helping others

May 18, 2009

On March 11, members of Gilroy's New Hope Community Church, 8886

‘Nutz Re-Mixed!’: A serendipitous adventure

November 25, 2016

You feel you are sitting on a rainbow and are fascinated with the edgy Tandy Beal’s take on The Nutcracker, in Nuts Re-Mixed! Here is entertainment that sits outside the box that gives a uniquely serendipitous experience.

Pull brake on HSR project

January 10, 2012

Four years ago, I wrote a column promoting California's high-speed rail project. I believed then, and I believe now, that linking cities throughout the Golden State with a bullet train that travels from San Francisco to Los Angeles in two hours will provide tremendous economic benefits. Unfortunately, a lot has happened with HSR that has tarnished much of my optimism for the project.

Siri, how funny would you be with me writing your lines?

January 22, 2013

Recently, Apple put out an ad on LinkedIn for a writer to make Siri (the iPhone virtual assistant) wittier. Um, hello? I parent a teenager. I can bite my tongue, talk like a teen (well, sort of), squeeze information out of a person who never wants to speak to me again and I can even explain the conjugation of several Spanish verbs, despite the fact that I took French.

Letters to the Editor

April 20, 2007

Closure of Agnews Center is Painful for All

Honking cough could be collapsing trachea

August 31, 2010

Our little yorkie dog, Bamboo, has had a cough for a while now.

City Should Get Ready for a Fight

January 20, 2006

Bruce Tichinin's lawsuit against the City of Morgan Hill is the

‘Fiddler on the Roof’: Full of tradition

July 9, 2013

The audience at the Morgan Hill Community Playhouse received South Valley's Civic Theatre production of “Fiddler on the Roof” - the final production of the season - with well deserved kudos. If this is an example of what is coming next season, run – don't walk – to purchase next season’s tickets. This was an extremely well done show with an excellent cast. This wonderful piece of theatre is reincarnated with exuberance and energy, and is a joy to watch.

Community invited to take part in National Day of Prayer observance

Human Lives for Big Oil

Swollen face, cracked teeth should be checked

Is late night eating really bad for you?

Teen is a vacuum, devouring every food particle in sight

Editorial: Using AI ethically, with our community in mind

Funds not available for BART extension

Gilroy congregation focuses on helping others

‘Nutz Re-Mixed!’: A serendipitous adventure

Pull brake on HSR project

Siri, how funny would you be with me writing your lines?

Letters to the Editor

Honking cough could be collapsing trachea

City Should Get Ready for a Fight

‘Fiddler on the Roof’: Full of tradition

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