Gilroy football turns it around, reaches new heights
In college football, Curt Cignetti took Indiana from the depths of the Big Ten to league and national titles in a couple years. Bob...
Christopher field hockey beats Gilroy 2-0, heads toward league title
When Gilroy and Christopher meet in field hockey, it is a fun gathering of friends and neighbors and a reunion of players who star...
Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta dies
Dolores Huerta, whose name and face became synonymous with agricultural workers’ nationwide struggles for fair treatment, who co-founded United Farmworkers (UFW) union with Cesar...
Gilroy celebrates its culture
Gilroy’s Fourth Annual Dia de Muertos and La Ofrenda Festival took place Oct. 24, drawing thousands of residents and visitors to celebrate local and...
Letter: November election is about right versus wrong
This midterm election has me on pins and needles, and I know I am not the only one. In my lifetime I have never...
City Council extends Gilroy’s moratorium on data centers
The Gilroy City Council voted unanimously to extend the city’s temporary moratorium on new data centers at the Oct. 19 meeting.
The extension prohibits new...
More details emerge about Oct. 17 stabbing, carjacking, self-harm incident
Hollister Police offered more details last week about an Oct. 17 incident in which a woman who stabbed her partner before carjacking two victims....
Get ready to laugh
South Valley Civic Theatre’s Limelight is staging “Theatre People,” a farce about a young novelist, his muse and a mansion with thin walls, opening...
Guest View: Supporting Gilroy’s I.C.E. concerns through meaningful action
As Mayor, I believe one of my most important responsibilities is to listen to Gilroy residents, understand their concerns and take meaningful action on...
Valley Water declares El Niño emergency
Valley Water this week declared an El Niño emergency, allowing the local water district to take immediate action to prepare for, prevent or mitigate...
