Gilroy public employees union threatens strike
GILROY—After six months of negotiations with the city, a labor union representing about 100 public employees in Gilroy has threatened to strike for two days in November, according to interim City Administrator Ed Tewes.
Council approves raises for city clerk, administrator
Gilroy City Council unanimously approved a series of 2 percent salary increases for both the city clerk and city administrator at the April 21 meeting.
Spike in development spells need for new elementary school
Between 250 and 300 new homes will fill with residents each year in Gilroy over the next few years as a result of a rebound in development. That expected increase in residents already has Gilroy Unified School District officials planning for a brand new elementary school—and wondering how to pay for a new middle and high school further down the road.
Rift over retail plans for Visitors Bureau continues
The fight over the Gilroy Visitors Bureau's plans to sell retail
Former mayor and county supe Don Gage plans new run for mayor
Former Gilroy mayor and current Santa Clara County Supervisor
CCW defendants seek to disqualify DA
Four defendants in an alleged CCW bribery scheme have filed a motion to take Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen off the case.
In the print edition only: Where will council fall on Murray Avenue development issue?
The city council and a small group of industrial developers have
