South County Cal-SOAP and Youth Alliance team up
Youth Alliance and South County Cal-SOAP on Sept. 18 announced a new partnership designed to strengthen college and career access for students throughout San...
Former Undersheriff Rick Sung convicted in gun permit bribery scheme
Former Santa Clara County Undersheriff Rick Sung was convicted Sept. 21 of two felony bribery charges stemming from a long-running investigation into the sheriff’s...
South Valley students show livestock at Santa Cruz County Fair
The Santa Cruz County Fair took place Sept. 16-20, welcoming visitors to a vibrant world of “Apple Pies and Starry Skies.”
A crowd of more...
Public meeting scheduled on 116-unit home project in Gilroy
Gilroy residents are invited to offer input at an upcoming meeting on the draft environmental impact report for the proposed 116-unit Hecker Pass Residential...
Gilroy chicken joint earns $5k grant from PG&E partnership
When Ivan Uranga decided to shut the door on a 14-year office job to own his own business, the chicken sandwiches game in Gilroy...
Meet the candidates: City council District 4 and school board Trustee Area 3
The Nov. 3 election ballot will feature numerous local races, including three seats on the Gilroy City Council and four seats on the Gilroy...
Religion: The meaning and observance of Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur—the Day of Atonement—is Judaism’s most solemn holy day, but its enduring power lies not in sadness. It lies in the radical proposition...
Guest View: Why Gilroy is pausing new data center applications
At our Sept. 14 meeting, the Gilroy City Council unanimously approved a temporary citywide moratorium on new data centers.
This action immediately paused the acceptance,...
Letter: Fact-check the transportation advocates
Fact-checking Hollister Free Lance; fact-checking Gilroy Dispatch; fact-checking Morgan Hill Times?
About those articles that you published about transit having a “balanced budget,” so claimed...
Gilroy City Council adopts moratorium on new data centers
The Gilroy City Council on Sept. 14 unanimously approved a temporary citywide moratorium on new data center development while city officials develop new zoning,...
