Pedal to the (electric) metal
Technology that could revolutionize the use, deployment and growth of electric motor vehicle systems used for powering plug-in vehicles and scooters worldwide is being produced by a Morgan Hill company co-founded by a Live Oak High School dropout.
Swimming strong
A week before he was slated to compete at the Central Valley Athletic League swim tournament, 8-year-old Type 1 diabetic Tanner McNabb was confined to the Intensive Care Unit at Kaiser Santa Clara.
Brewing her business
Sara Steiner's herb garden bustles with bees and Monarch butterflies on a recent afternoon, a horticulture sanctuary surrounded by tall, rustling sycamore and cottonwood trees.
Rec Softball Aug. 23
No Soup 4 You moved to 2-0 atop the Men’s Tuesday EE Softball League standings with a 12-1 nod over Beer 30 at Las Animas Park.
Tickets on sale as more acts announced for 2013 Kihncert
Tickets are on sale and more acts have been announced for the 2013 Kihncert, which will take place at Morgan Hill’s Outdoor Sports Complex Oct. 12.
UPDATED: Identity of man in fatal Hecker Pass accident released
A Santa Cruz man died early Saturday morning in a solo vehicle accident near 1750 Hecker Pass Highway, according to a press release from the Gilroy Police Department.Â
Lost dog from Operation Freedom Paws found dead on highway
Lobo, the service dog and companion of 14-year U.S. Army veteran Jeff Wilson, was found dead on Interstate 680 Wednesday night after having gone missing earlier in the week.
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.
British Car Show rolls through Morgan Hill Sept. 15
The British are coming! The British are coming!
Choo-chooing for charity
The rustic elegance of trains present the unique opportunity to travel for days through changing scenic landscapes, indulge in conversation with fellow passengers and soak in certain pastoral views that only railroads are privy to.






















