Monthly Archives: August 2018
Rosso pulls out of GUSD race
After nearly a decade of service on the Gilroy Unified School District’s Board of Trustees, local businessman Jaime Rosso announced he has pulled out...
2018 Election: City Council candidates
The final ballots have been set for the Nov. 6 city elections.
Here are the candidates for Gilroy City Council, at a glance:
4 year term
Marie...
Is Gilroy the county homeless capital?
Letter to the Editor,
When I moved to Gilroy, it was known as the Garlic Capital of the World. What I didn’t know is that...
SV welcomes students, staff for new year
Third-year principal Patricia Mondragón, along with new assistant principal Zane Boehlke and academic counselors Lilia Cisnero and Claudia Valencia, helped South Valley Middle School...
Police looking for rock thrower on 152
The California Highway Patrol is investigating reports that at least one male suspect threw rocks at passing motorists on Pacheco Pass Highway earlier this...
Road work on First Street Wednesday to Friday
Starting Wednesday morning through Friday, the City of Gilroy is advising commuters to expect congestion on First Stree because of ongoing road infrastructure work....
Miller Avenue closure scheduled Aug. 27
Miller Avenue will be closed Aug. 27 and possibly Aug. 28 as part of the 10th street extension project. The closure will take place...
Counties looking at trains south of Gilroy
The 40-year dream of restoring passenger rail service—stoked by increasing population and traffic congestion—from Gilroy south to Salinas and/or Hollister has found new life...
Report seeks new ways to help homeless
Gilroy Police Chief Scot Smithee presented a “Homelessness and Quality of Life Plan” to the City Council on Aug. 6 that recommended a coordinated...
Fatal accident halts rush-hour travel
A traffic accident on U.S. 101 in Gilroy resulted in the death of a 57-year-old man and injuries to three others in heavy morning...
