Politics

Rural roads could become bumpier and narrower, and darkness

Under a temporary plan, the city will pay 80 percent of sidewalk

Council members wrestled with First Amendment issues, library safety and construction/demolition projects during Monday night’s regular meeting.

The yearlong saga surrounding a lawsuit brought by former Gilroy Fire Division Chief Edward Bozzo and current Fire Division Chief Phillip King against the City of Gilroy has come to an end.

The City of Gilroy is bracing for possible legal action from a developer who claims the city has violated his due process rights by delaying hearings over a 349-unit housing project proposed for a south Gilroy cherry orchard.