Officials target method for ridding mussels at San Justo Reservoir
Federal and local officials might use sodium potash slurry -
State, city to weigh in on bullet train station
As the City of Gilroy kicks off a project to weigh the pros and
Candidate faces last-minute smear campaign
One day before the General Election, residents have received a
City Council matches demographics
Gilroy is becoming increasingly Latino, according to new census reports, and its elected officials match the city’s shifting demographics.
The re-election of Peter Leroe-Muñoz as the Gilroy City Council’s fourth Latino member may enable the city to avoid the kind of dramatic shift to district...
Council approves new sidewalks near Eliot school, Gilroy Museum
The City Council unanimously approved $87,941 Monday night to
Hundreds in South County tell Trump, Musk ‘Hands Off!’
Hundreds of people in Morgan Hill and Gilroy hit the streets April 5 to deliver the message that they are not happy with President Donald Trump and Elon Musk as part of the nationwide “Hands Off!” protests.
On just the 76th day of Trump’s presidency,...
Primary ballots sent to military, voters
The Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters’ Office mailed the first ballots out to military and overseas voters on Jan. 17, for the March 3 Presidential Primary Election.
Both federal and state laws require ballots for voters who are on active duty in the military...
Plan for Fort Ord veterans cemetery gains momentum
Gov. Jerry Brown recently signed a bill introduced by
