Council to consider allowing 15 more homes in church’s Hecker Pass development
After spending $100,000 on paperwork and planning fees hoping to
Residents Sue City Over Police Chases, Fallen Trees
Ryan Nguyen, 18, had just dropped his sister off at Ascension Solorsano Middle School and headed out Christmas Hill Park last May, when the bottom fell out of his car. Literally.
City Council, Chamber of Commerce endorse Santos for Water Board
The Santa Clara Valley Water District's board of directors will appoint a new director to take the seat left vacant by Don Gage, who left in the middle of his first term and was sworn in as the City of Gilroy’s mayor last week.
School district rolls out housing project plan
A first look at plans for 80 or more houses on the former Las Animas school site raised concerns Tuesday when project drawings were formally unveiled to folks who will have to live with the development.
Hispanic groups reject Gavilan College election maps
GILROY—Hispanic voting rights advocates have challenged a trio of draft plans for new voting districts drawn by Gavilan Community College as it carefully makes a historic switch from at-large to by-district elections for the board of trustees.
Council approves half-cent sales tax measure
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City briefs: Neighborhood renewal, coffee with the Mayor and cash for your guns
Gilroy Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Renewal Process begins
City to approve new contracts for police, management
The City of Gilroy will approve and adopt a Memorandum of Understanding for a two-year contract with AFSCME Local 101 and the Gilroy Management Association at next Monday’s regular Council meeting. No deal has yet been reached with IAFF Local 2805 representing Gilroy's firefighters.Â
