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VOLLEYBALL: CHS coach steps down, Cougars lose to Anzar

It has been an unconventional couple of days for the Christopher High girls varsity volleyball team.

Forever yours, Garlic Fest

Larry Connell remembers when the Gilroy Garlic Festival was a fledgling vision with a dubious future.

Let the Garlic Games begin!

Everything you need to know to make the most of Gilroy’s stinkin’ rose extravaganza

DeRose Winery

Located in Cienega Valley, DeRose Winery was founded on land rich in winemaking history. Since 1854, when French immigrant Theophile Vaché began hauling his wine to market in San Juan Bautista, the property has survived several changes in ownership, a few major earthquakes and the age of prohibition. Prized by generations of vintners for its temperate climate and great soil, it is an ideal location for growing wine grapes.

Indoor marijuana operation found in San Juan

Authorities with the sheriff’s office and United Enforcement Narcotics Team served a search warrant at a San Juan Bautista home Saturday morning and recovered an indoor marijuana grow operation.

Diocese settles suit over claims former Mission priest abused boy

About a year after the allegations went public, the Diocese of Monterey has settled a lawsuit involving suspicions that a former Mission San Juan Bautista priest in 2005 sexually abused a then 14-year-old member of the Madonna Del Sasso parish in Salinas.

San Juan to dedicate area’s first electric charging station

San Juan Bautista leaders are set to host a dedication for the area’s first electric charging station at Abbe Park on Feb. 17, according to announcement from the city.

Two arrested on felony burglary, theft warrants

Two people were arrested on felony warrants after a traffic stop in Watsonville on Saturday night.

Gidding found guilty in home invasion near San Juan

A jury trial this week found Robert Gidding, a suspect in the May 2009 home invasion in the San Juan Bautista area, guilty of related charges.

Updated: Man dies on Anza Trail; responders delayed by locked gate

An adult male died Tuesday while walking on the Old Stage Road portion of the Juan Bautista de Anza National Trail system, and responders experienced difficulty gaining access to the emergency due to a locked gate at the entrance.

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