City Hall to close every other Friday
Gilroy's non-unionized, high-ranking staff have joined two of
Midnight madness council meeting
The City Council had a huge list of items on its agenda Monday,
Q&A with City Councilmember Cat Tucker
Growth, growth and more growth. Possibly more than any other member of the Gilroy City Council, Cat Tucker has had to ponder the impacts of growth in Gilroy and surrounding communities. She served as vice chair of the Gilroy General Plan Advisory Committee and chaired the board of LAFCO of Santa Clara County. In this Q&A, Tucker talks about how LAFCO decisions impact South County cities and how Gilroy can maintain its identity as it continues to grow.
UPDATE: At least 474 well owners protest groundwater charges
The Santa Clara Valley Water District collected 474 envelopes
Bracco joins Woodward in early bid for mayor
With two Gilroy City Council members now declaring their
Drought strikes nerve at legislative summit
GILROY—The second-annual South County Legislative Summit was a who’s-who of elected officials that included U.S. Congress representatives and South County mayors pro tem.
Gilroy loses Tree City USA designation
Gilroy is proud to be acknowledged as a Tree City USA city. Right? Actually, no.
At a meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission, Â Recreation Manager Adam Henig revealed that Gilroy is no longer an official Tree City.
Why? Somebody in City Hall forgot to apply.
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City not backing down on URM liens
Dealing with downtown's 18 unreinforced masonry buildings is slow-going but starting to yield results, following City Council's last-ditch effort in June to enforce liens on property owners who were noncompliant in retrofitting their buildings to local and state safety regulations.




















