Monthly Archives: August 2018
San Jose man dies in Gilroy traffic accident
A San Jose man was fatally struck by a vehicle Aug. 2 on U.S. 101 in Gilroy after his car collided into a guard...
First St. sewer project causes confusion
Dirty dishes and dirty clothes may be piling up in First Street homes and restaurants for a few days.
Gilroy city officials today were attempting...
Couple returns to ashes
Jayme and Jeremy Simmons were just about to head out on the Rubicon Trail, a 22-mile route through the Sierra Nevada, when they got...
Last phase of Hecker Pass on Aug. 6 agenda
The City Council on Aug. 6 is set to consider final approval of the last phase of the North Hecker Pass project. The project...
Gilroy police, city agree on 4% raise
After five months of negotiations, the City of Gilroy and the Gilroy Police Officers Association have reached a tentative four-year labor agreement that gives...
Teachers see no contract when school opens
At the end of July and with the new school term less than three weeks away, Gilroy teachers were no closer than they were...
San Martin fire victims begin rebuilding
More than 20 residents displaced by the July 25 fire that rapidly spread through a San Martin neighborhood have a variety of local resources...
Police arrest 15 Garlic Festival patrons
Gilroy Police reported a total of 15 arrests—all related to alcohol—during the three-day Garlic Festival at Christmas Hill Park, which was attended by an...
Incumbents seek return to the City Council
If all incumbent Gilroy City Council members choose to run for a four-year term, one will definitely not return to the council.
That’s because of...
In Loving Memory of John L. Saccullo
Missing from our lives since August 4, 2008, but always on our thoughts and in our hearts forever.
