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March 30, 2026

Gilroy charities reap $250K from Garlic Festival

GILROY—The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association announced distributions totaling $250,000 will flow to 138 charities and nonprofit groups from the 2015 festival, which took place in July.

St. Mary

GIVING IT HIS ALL Kindergartener Jackson Deras gives it his all during St. Mary School’s 7th Annual Walk-a-Thon to raise funds for the Gilroy school. 

St. Mary kids, teachers trek 765 miles

GILROY—About 300 students, faculty and staff members took part in the St. Mary School’s Seventh Annual Walk-a-Thon and raised $20,454.

Red barn lovers finally get inside historic structure

GILROY—For the first time since its demolition was halted in 2006 and again in 2014, supporters of an old barn in Christmas Hill Park finally entered the structure they’ve been rallying to save.

CHP to present car accident facts to Gilroy teens

GILROY—The California Highway Patrol will host presentations at high schools across South County in the coming weeks to inform students about their chances of being injured or killed in a car accident.

Gymnastics: Gilroyans win gold at Pink Meet Invitational

GILROY—Gymnasts from Gilroy and Hollister celebrated the lives of survivors of women’s cancers and in turn helped raise awareness at the annual Pink Meet Invitational at Bay Aerials in Fremont.

Prime sues attorney general over hospital sale

GILROY—After walking away from the purchase of six Daughters of Charity hospitals in March due to “onerous and unprecedented conditions” placed on the transaction by California Attorney General Kamala Harris, Prime Healthcare has filed a lawsuit alleging she abused her constitutional authority.

Gilroy’s Garcia to be enshrined in San Jose Sports Hall of Fame

SAN JOSE—Gilroy’s Jeff Garcia is among four South Bay legends who will be inducted in the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame this year.

Metered U.S. 101 on-ramps to be activated in October

GILROY—U.S. 101 on-ramp meters in Gilroy and Morgan Hill installed earlier this year will be activated in mid-October, according to officials with the California Department of Transportation. It’s part of an $18 million effort to manage traffic bottlenecks on freeways throughout the region during peak commuting hours.

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