Cops Nab Suspected Drunken Driver After High-Speed Chase
Speeds reach up to 85 mph on city streets after man allegedly
Gilroy-based medical supply company commits $100k to military nonprofit
Gilroy-based North Coast Medical, a leader in rehabilitation medical care products, made a $25,000 donation to the Warriors Foundation-Freedom Station nonprofit organization.
Support Sought for Governor
Republican Party Chair Duf Sundheim visits area on eve of State
Teachers defend shock tactics in DWI program
On a Monday morning last month, highway patrol officers visited
The Main Artery
The latest update on the huge project re-making Santa Teresa Boulevard is that the traffic signal at Sunrise Drive will be turned on today, according to city officials. The intersection represents the northernmost point in a road-widening project that has shut down portions of Santa Teresa for the last year. When the project is complete in December, the roadway between First Street and Sunrise Drive will have four lanes instead of two.