Community

REC SOFTBALL: Playoffs begin Sunday

October 14, 2010

Playoff Week for the Gilroy Adult Fall Softball Program opens

Let’s play ball

January 8, 2004

Semi-Pro football tryouts; Gilroy Lil' League sponsors; Local

July 28, 2008

We take a look at two volunteers who help make the festival run

Garlic Festival volunteers make a difference

July 26, 2005

Most of the 4,000 who volunteer come from non-profit

Deadline for taxes looming

April 14, 2004

GILROY

August 20, 2005

Gilroy

September 21, 2011

GHS girls fall flat in fourth quarter of 16-8 loss to

Time to test smoke alarms

October 7, 2004

Gilroy

June 13, 2008

Adrian Rodriguez and Ryan Lesondak proved to be a cut above the

July 31, 2003

Even when Julian Aguillar was diagnosed with arthritis early

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Resource center brings more healthcare options to South County

February 2, 2026

Two arrested after robbing Gilroy home, leading police on chase

February 2, 2026

Judge dismisses charges against Gilroy daycare operator

February 2, 2026

Around Town: Gilroy Rotary Club celebrates a century of service

January 30, 2026

Gilroy residents push for crosswalk safety

January 30, 2026

3/23

MH residents invited to Home Depot’s celebration

City Council Considers Tax to Fund Additional Officers

Young cast brings Roald Dahl classic to life on Morgan Hill stage

Fry’s golf in rough

REC SOFTBALL: Playoffs begin Sunday

Let’s play ball

Profiling those who make it happen

Garlic Festival volunteers make a difference

Deadline for taxes looming

Fearless and Focused

WATER POLO: GHS boys even league record with 17-10 victory

Time to test smoke alarms

Anchorpoint Christian Male Athletes of the Year

Doesn’t miss a festival

SOCIAL MEDIA

Resource center brings more healthcare options to South County

Two arrested after robbing Gilroy home, leading police on chase

Judge dismisses charges against Gilroy daycare operator

Around Town: Gilroy Rotary Club celebrates a century of service

Gilroy residents push for crosswalk safety