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January 24, 2026

Is the city spending too much on downtown group?

The Gilroy Downtown Business Association found itself in the crosshairs at the City Council meeting on Monday, after its annual funding from the city was pulled from the consent agenda and brought forward for discussion.

Developer sues Gilroy for not approving 501-unit housing proposal

The Gilroy City Council this week narrowly voted to defend the city against a lawsuit that claims it has violated state housing laws by declining, so far, to approve a 501-unit residential project proposed on Las Animas Avenue.  Following a July 29 closed session discussion...

Residents must pay up to drink in public parks

Gilroy residents will need to fork over at least $50 to drink alcohol in local parks for the next three years, since City Council breathed new life into an ordinance that was set to expire Nov. 17.

UPDATE: Gilroy Dispatch California Election

Tuesday's election included seven candidates vying for three

Road, rail promises up for a debate

Gilroyans who voted to tax themselves in November to improve local transportation may have a longer and trickier wait than they expected.

$5K Spent to Protect Arbitration

Union spent most money on campaign mailer supporting councilman

Reprieve for owners of shaky downtown buildings

Making sure every downtown building meets modern earthquake

City Council to discuss rail project

The Gilroy City Council will hold a study session at 6 p.m.

City’s new anti-gang measures

In some ways, Gilroy has become the poster child for an aggressive anti-gang movement over the last four months, highlighted by two celebrated and widely publicized raids that netted roughly 80 total known gang members and their associates.

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