Downtown property owner files for bankruptcy
After months of negotiating with the bank to no avail, a local real estate investment company filed for bankruptcy on July 10, to avoid foreclosure on two downtown Gilroy properties.
Brakettes’ bats come alive before playoffs
Don's Vending Brakettes continued to pound out runs as the
Top 5 things to do around Gilroy
The Gilroy Dispatch presents its picks for the five local things
SOFTBALL: CHS bats erupt in 15-1 thumping of St. Francis C.C.C
After surrendering a run in the top of the first and leaving the
FOOTBALL: Christopher topples Monterey in league opener
Cougars lead 22-7 at halftime, go on to win 37-7.
Man behind anti-Obama display says he’s not racist; ‘I’m trying to get a response’
Blake Lebeck constructed the controversial political display outside his east Morgan Hill home not to offend minorities or promote racism as some passersby have suggested, but to draw attention to the perils he says the country faces if President Barack Obama wins re-election in the Nov. 6 election.
GHS Rebounds After Tough Weekend
Only one group of Mustangs got to ride off into the night with
Downtown Issues Are The Focus of Mayor’s Meeting
Mayor will discuss ways to help businesses during 10-month
















