Monthly Archives: March 2018
City vacancies result in $1 million in bills
Gilroy city officials last year concluded the Department of Public Works was understaffed and instead of adding employees, decided to hire a consultant.
On March...
Gavilan College adds social justice degree
Students attending Gavilan College have a new course of study that can help pave the way into the California State University system with an...
Mary Jane Green
Mary Jane Green, passed away peacefully Saturday, March 10, 2018. Wife of the late John E. Green. Loving mother of Sister Bobbi Green of...
Ernest L. Pavese, Jr.
Ernest L. Pavese, Jr., Gilroy, Born on March 17, 1929 (Saint Patrickís Day) that gave him the nickname of “O” Pavese has left to...
“Justice for Stevie” march demands answers
The family of Gilroy resident Steven Juarez and about 100 neighbors and friends took to downtown streets on Saturday morning, March 10, demanding answers...
Saturday march to demand ‘Justice for Stevie’
For local activists and the survivors of Steven Juarez, a chief source of danger in some Gilroy neighborhoods is that entity that is supposed...
Simply the best
Nic Aguilar jumped into his father’s arms in a jubilant celebration, a long embrace that was overflowing with emotion.
“I love you,” Damien Aguilar said...
Schools prepare for the worst
Four years ago, students, staff and faculty within the Gilroy Unified School District collaborated with more than 15 law enforcement agencies to help produce...
Rains improve Uvas Creek stream flows
The late-winter rain has been good news for gardeners, farmers and the steelhead.
The Santa Clara County Water District sent out teams of hydrographers to...
County seeks applications for grand jury
Every year 19 people are randomly selected from a pool of interested applicants for the Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury, :to be the...
