Rain expected through weekend
South County was hit with about a half inch of rainfall today, Thursday, and there is more to come, according to forecaster Bob Benjamin of the National Weather Service.
Fruit tree pruning workshop Saturday at Demonstration Garden
Gilroy resident Bradley Strawhorn will be showcasing proper pruning techniques for various fruit trees from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday at the Demonstration Garden’s Fruit Tree Pruning workshop.
Fundraiser for Aguayo family on Friday
In an effort to help raise funds for a local family that lost its home and belongings to a fire, the City of Morgan Hill’s Youth Action Council will host a Zumba Fitness fundraiser Feb. 7 at the Community Cultural Center.
Your daily cup of briefs: Pacific West Christian Academy, Anchorpoint merge
New superintendent for Christian schools
Running: New group forming in Gilroy
A new running group has formed in Gilroy and it's looking for members.
Nonprofits team up to promote agriculture in Coyote Valley
The Santa Clara County Open Space Authority and the nonprofit Sustainable Agriculture Education (SAGE) are teaming up to save portions of the 7,500-acre Coyote Valley from development and foster increased agricultural use for current farmers and a new generation of growers and ranchers, according to a press release from the OSA.
CHP asks motorists to play it safe on game day
The California Highway Patrol is urging motorists to be vigilant on the state's roadways this weekend, as the Super Bowl is one of the most celebrated sporting events all year and many get-togethers involve alcohol, according to a press release.
Capturing the world one photo at a time
A tiger’s face, a scenic view of Europe’s Danube River, and the California coastline are gracing the walls at City Hall - all the work of Gilroy photographer Sergio Perez.
Coming up: Cops & Robbers Ball
The Community Law Enforcement Foundation of Morgan Hill (CLEF) selected Deputy District Attorney Stuart Scott of Morgan Hill as the 2014 Public Safety Award recipient, recognizing him for his work in prosecuting some of the South County's most violent crimes including homicides, gang crimes, auto theft and the sexual assault of children and adults.
Family finding hope in a time of loss
A family with deep roots in South County lost almost everything they owned when their home burned down last week, and those who know them have begun to rally support from the community to help them get back on their feet.




















