Public employee negotiations open?
The City of Gilroy could take an unprecedented turn for transparency by baring all when it comes to contract negotiations with employees.
Alleged burglars stole from Walmart to ‘support their heroin addiction’
The California Highway Patrol last Thursday arrested three males, all in their 20’s, who are suspected of stealing two computers valued at $1,300 from the Walmart off Cochrane Road in Morgan Hill.
City’s proactive cuts rewarded with positive bond rating
A few days after the city council unanimously approved a nearly
Public workshop on Gilroy’s future slated for April 2
The General Plan Advisory Committee, tasked with revamping Gilroy’s vision and guiding principles over the next two decades through the General Plan, will be holding a public workshop April 2. Members of the public who participate will have a chance to share their own ideas about Gilroy’s future with City officials at 6:30 p.m. at Eliot Elementary School.
City halts negotiations on Gilroy Gardens property
The City of Gilroy has halted negotiations with a company that previously showed interest in purchasing the city’s 536-acre property that includes Gilroy Gardens.
In a May 9 announcement, Gilroy Communications Manager Rachelle Bedell said the city has ceased talks with BayEcotarium that began under...
Officials trumpet new library’s flashy features
With hammers knocking nails and saws perforating metal nearby, Library Project Manager Dan Johnson elevated his voice to describe the down-and-dirty features of Gilroy's new library.
Gavilan School Board holds its ground; re-votes 6-1 to approve Kinsella’s $42K raise
Impassioned monologues from a handful of public speakers failed to persuade the Gavilan College School Board to reverse an “appalling” $42,000 raise, which the board approved seven months ago for college President Steve Kinsella.
