Politics

Fireworks are back with a bang

July 22, 2008

Council votes to restore annual fireworks show despite budget

Officials target method for ridding mussels at San Justo Reservoir

July 21, 2008

Federal and local officials might use sodium potash slurry -

Can logo boost business?

July 18, 2008

The city of Gilroy, California

Updated: Open Space tax ruled illegal

July 17, 2008

The California Supreme Court threw a wrench into the Santa Clara

Council compromises on openness

July 10, 2008

Laughter and rancor characterized the city council's detailed

Council talks transparency

July 9, 2008

Lengthy debate about whether council members can meet with

High-speed rail route approved

July 9, 2008

The California High Speed Rail Authority has given its final

2 percent utility tax for additional Morgan Hill police to be on ballot

July 9, 2008

Morgan Hill voters will decide whether or not to tax themselves

Council mulls transparency

July 7, 2008

Councilman Perry Woodward's greater goal of transparency still

Mon-Thurs week at City Hall?

July 3, 2008

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Report shows Gilroy falling behind in housing numbers

VTA urges travelers to save on gas by riding public transit

Brown Act update requires Gilroy to maintain remote meeting access

Sharks, city scramble as ice rink construction costs rise

Gilroy grocer to attend Trump speech with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren

Fireworks are back with a bang

Officials target method for ridding mussels at San Justo Reservoir

Can logo boost business?

Updated: Open Space tax ruled illegal

Council compromises on openness

Council talks transparency

High-speed rail route approved

2 percent utility tax for additional Morgan Hill police to be on ballot

Council mulls transparency

Mon-Thurs week at City Hall?

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