Dozen CHS seniors suspended for ‘pranks’
Christopher High School Principal John Perales is dispelling rumors of wild animals running through the halls and wanton graffiti as a result of a senior prank gone wrong. He concedes that some vandalism did take place on campus around midnight May 16, but adds that rumors floating around the community have blown the incident way out of proportion.
Fire crews battle blaze in Hollister
Fire crews are working to put out a vegetation fire first
Woman sues for fatal, debilitating accident near Red Barn
A former Gilroy resident who was left disabled after a gruesome
Suspected car thief fires gun during Hollister pursuit
Hollister Police and San Benito County Sheriff’s deputies were involved in a pursuit that included gunfire with a suspect who stole a green Corvette, authorities said. The suspect fled to San Jose, where he continued to exchange gunfire and was shot by police.
Following the initial...
Suspects arrested after string of armed robberies
Four suspects drove south on the U.S. 101 early Tuesday morning, robbing convenience stores at gunpoint from Morgan Hill to King City, where they were finally arrested with cash and a handgun, police said.Â
Suspected stabber assigned new attorney
Morgan Hill resident Anthony Hernandez, 23, was assigned a new
Police blotter: 28-year-old picked up for allegedly carrying concealed weapon in vehicle
Pilar Mena, 28, of Los Banos, 3:13 p.m. Monday, at 241 Chappell
Child cruelty, lewd acts at Las Animas park
Drunk and hot, a father left his 8-year-old son with a bottle of
Police arrest felon who allegedly threw gun near kids
On May 6, members of the Gilroy Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team were proactively patrolling for criminal activity. During this time, they saw a male (Jose Martinez, 26-years-old) driving a vehicle and recognized him as being a gang member and a wanted felon.























