City vacancies result in $1 million in bills
Gilroy city officials last year concluded the Department of Public Works was understaffed and instead of adding employees, decided to hire a consultant.
On March 5, the Gilroy City Council paid an overdue bill of nearly $1 million for those consultant services.
The council voted unanimously...
Should we Build a Wall Around Gilroy?
On a crowded November ballot, sharing space with a county transportation sales tax measure and a state proposition to legalize marijuana for adult recreational use, is Measure H, the official name for the Urban Growth Boundary Initiative, which would limit how big and how fast the city of Gilroy can grow.
Retrofitting downtown Gilroy: finding the right fit
When Gilroy City Councilman Bob Dillon drives downtown for
Council considers $2,989 raise for city clerk
After several months of closed-to-the-public talks and meetings with a City Council subcommittee, Council will vote during their regular meeting Monday night on whether to give the city clerk a merit raise.Â
Caballero talks farm-water regs, main street, RDA funds
Assemblywoman Anna Caballero came to Hollister this week and
