City releases marketing plan based on online survey
The City of Gilroy has released a 25-page marketing plan in response to an online survey that netted almost 1,000 responses from residents and businesses last winter.
Gilroy Occupiers: They’re still here
Holiday madness is bustling and the weather is getting chilly, but Gilroy's Occupiers met up Saturday to hammer out details for an upcoming gathering.
Poll: Most Californians want re-vote on high-speed rail
GILROY - California residents want another chance to weigh-in on the state's controversial and expensive high-speed rail project, according to a poll of 1,000 voters released this week. And if given the opportunity, the majority of them wouldn't vote to approve the project again, the poll shows.
Cedar Fair will not sell Great America, Gilroy Gardens management stays in place
GILROY - Cedar Fair Entertainment Company, which owns California's Great America amusement park in Santa Clara and manages Gilroy Gardens, will not be selling Great America to a San Francisco real estate company as announced in September.
Mayor, councilman square off over proposed elections ordinance
GILROY - Mayor Al Pinheiro didn't take kindly to comments made by City Councilman Perry Woodward, who last week suggested Pinheiro and the city's Open Government Commission have tried to boost the 2012 mayoral campaign of Dion Bracco - Woodward's opponent, for now - by promoting an elections ordinance that would allow candidates to spend more money.
Mayoral motivations propelling open government commission?
Gilroy City Councilman Perry Woodward says the city’s Open Government Commission – a panel he created and was later voted out of – wants to raise the local campaign expenditure ceiling $5,000 to assist his 2012 mayoral opponent, commission member and fellow Councilman Dion Bracco.
Occupy Gilroy plans Dec. 3 meeting at Miller Park
Supporters of Gilroy's Occupy movement have staged a third meeting for 12:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at Miller Park on 7851 Carmel St.
Former developer owes city $45K for barbed wire fence
A former Gilroy developer who constructed a 9-foot-tall barbed wire fence around his home after he was savagely beaten in 2008 owes the City of Gilroy more than $45,000 in fees that started with a simple $200 citation for his out-of-code safety precaution.
GPD looking to unload surplus firearms
The Gilroy Police Department will ask the Gilroy City Council on Monday night for permission to sell 30 outdated and decommissioned firearms worth approximately $5,000 to active duty and reserve officers, according to a city staff report.

















