The original Navy SEAL
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Caltrain: No plans to raise fees in the coming year
Due to recent climbing ridership that is expected to continue, the organization that owns Caltrain expects to recover more of its costs from passengers without raising fares, according to Caltrain staff.
One year later: Gilroy Compassion Center forging on, serving those in need
The Gilroy Compassion Center, a grassroots outreach organization offering food, clothes, shelter and support services - is taking a look back as it passes the one year mark since opening, and continues with it’s progress of becoming a year-round homeless shelter in Gilroy.
Symbol of hope stolen from lung transplant survivor
Gilroy resident Dianne Scarbrough is hoping for another miracle this New Year – or, at least – to get her own “Miracle” back.
Popular “Path of the Padres” hikes to resume soon
The California State Parks staff at the San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area will resume leading the "Path of the Padres" hikes on some Fridays and most Saturdays and Sundays from March 2 through April 28.
President signs bill to make Pinnacles a national park
President Barack Obama signed a bill to make Pinnacles National Monument the newest national park Thursday morning.
The jolly ‘Green’ physician
Dr. George Green isn't the “suit-and-tie” kind of doctor, his colleagues say, and in the almost 30 years he's practiced in Gilroy, his patients have come to see him as more than just their doctor – he's family.
Sidewalk coming soon
In just a few short weeks, Christopher High School students will have their long-awaited sidewalk on Santa Teresa Boulevard's east side, which will allow for safe southbound walking after school, and northbound on the way to school.
