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April 10, 2026

‘SlutWalk’ shock to raise awareness

The word “slut” strikes miscellaneous cords.

REC SOFTBALL: Borrachos rally past Players to claim D League lead

The Borrachos stormed to seven runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to upset the Players-HD Auto Glass 14-13 in a key Men's D Softball League game Wednesday at Christmas Hill Park.

Nearly 400 homes without power

A Pacific Gas and Electric project has left nearly 400 homes out of power in the northwest area of Gilroy near Santa Teresa Boulevard and Mantelli Drive Thursday.

VOLLEYBALL: South Valley team makes history

The South Valley Middle School boys volleyball team made history March 29 when it became the school’s first bump-set-spike squad to play in the Santa Clara County East Side Junior High Coaches Association championship game.

Community Easter egg hunt Saturday

Gilroy families are invited to meet the Easter Bunny and wander through the grass in search of Easter eggs at Christmas Hill Park on Saturday for the annual Easter egg hunt.

BASKETBALL: Local NJB team advances to semifinals at national tournament

Though it had its way with opponents en route to a Silicon Valley championship three weeks ago, The Gilroy-Morgan Hill National Junior Basketball third-and-fourth-grade all-star team surprised itself a bit at the national tournament held in Huntington Beach over the weekend.

Recession catching up with St. Joseph’s Family Center

A leading social services agency in Gilroy is doing its best to weather the ripple effects of a lingering recession, although times are getting lean at St. Joseph's Family Center on Church Street.

Please dial ‘1’ plus the number

Beginning April 21, Santa Clara County residents need to dial “1” plus the area code for all 408 area code calls.

Organic vegetable seedling sale this Saturday

The Gilroy Demonstration Garden will hold an organic vegetable seedling sale from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Saturday at the garden, located on Eigleberry Street between Sixth and Seventh streets in downtown Gilroy. 

Locals get free ‘rain’ at Gilroy Gardens

Families walked together in ponchos, their jeans soaked to their knees. Puddles greeted guests on the seats of each ride. Earthworms sprawled on wet pavement. The local artists who planned on demonstrating their art outdoors, throughout the 75 acres of beautiful park property, had to find shelter so their work wouldn’t be destroyed.

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