Police: Don’t drink and drive on Super Bowl Sunday
Football fans who plan on partying hard while watching the Super Bowl football game Feb. 2 should be sure they have a safe ride home after the game, Gilroy police advise.
“If you plan on drinking, plan for a ride home with a sober driver,”...
Two hotel occupants arrested on drug suspicions
Police arrested two people outside a Morgan Hill hotel after finding drugs and stolen credit cards in the room they were renting, according to a press release from Morgan Hill Police Department. On Sunday, Morgan Hill police contacted Kristina Jeffrey, 33 of San Martin, in the parking lot of the Executive Inn on the 16000 block of Condit Road, police said. Jeffrey was on searchable probation, authorities said. Officers located an ounce of methamphetamine, an ounce of marijuana and stolen credit cards in her hotel room and vehicle. Police also contacted Jorge Hernandez, 30 of Morgan Hill, at the hotel, and he was also arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance. Jeffrey and Hernandez were booked at Santa Clara County Jail on suspicion of possession of narcotics, being under the influence of a controlled substance and possession of stolen property, police said. Anyone with information about this case can call Morgan Hill Police at (408) 779-2101 or the anonymous tip line at (408) 947-7867.
Air district vows to address late notice on prescribed burn
In light of late notice given to the public for Tuesday’s controlled burn that blanketed the region with a smoky haze, an air pollution district official said the agency plans to work with Calfire to improve notification for residents.
Sheriff’s blotter: 19-year-old arrested for stealing wheels of a man’s truck
Travis James Coleman, 19, of Gilroy, 7 p.m. July 11, on the 6600
Bar fight leads to homicide
A bar fight turned gruesome Saturday night when an argument at
Police look for hit and run suspect
Police are searching for a 28-year-old Hispanic man who hit and
Oversight leads to lost crime-fighting funds
A snafu in the system could be costing the Gilroy Police





















