A sterling experience
GILROY—It goes without saying a father will do anything to protect his son. This past spring Steven Montgomery put those words into action, playing center and blocking for his son Sterling Montgomery as he played quarterback for the Gilroy-based Central Coast Barnstormers semi-pro football team.Â
Two Teens Arrested After Pursuit Ends at Outlets
Two Menlo Park juveniles were arrested after leading California
So long, Saturday mail
The decision by the U.S. Postal Service to stop Saturday mail delivery beginning Aug. 5 has left customers nationwide wondering what's next for the beleaguered government agency.
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.
Gilroy’s population sprouts
Gilroy's community increased by 1,463 to 51,544 in 2012 according to data released by the California Department of Finance in its annual population report.
Robot Making in Gilroy
Whether it was creating a robot, a rolling vehicle, a design constructed of paper or a marble maze roller coaster, each of the 220 students participating in the first annual Thingamajig Convention Challenge had fun and discovered the joy of inventing.
Raley’s, union workers hammer out new contract
United Food and Commercial Workers Union members recently voted in favor of a new two-year labor contract with the Sacramento-based grocery store chain Raley's, which operates two Nob Hill Foods grocery stores in Gilroy and Morgan Hill. The newly ratified contract comes more than a month after nearly 7,000 UFCW workers went on strike over wage issues and claims of unfair labor practices.
