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City takes control of blight law

February 11, 2004

City Opens Some Community Conversations

Civil rights icon stumps for Rivas

Lofgren: Deportations would harm food supply

Judge: Slow down, bullet train authority

District Sidesteps Growth Policy

July 19, 2006

Council votes 6-1 to allow GUSD to bypass regulations and

Taking a stance

July 14, 2005

Binding arbitration, affordable housing are hot buttons for

March 16, 2017

Salary and benefit hikes for Gilroy city employees were the highest among Santa Clara County municipalities in the first half of the decade, while earnings for regular workers were stagnant, according to data published online by the nonprofit watchdog group Transparent California.

Arellano Looks to Unseat Incumbents

October 8, 2005

Former councilman says leaders must approach decisions with a

City Will Look Into Exemptions

January 24, 2006

St. Mary Catholic School convinces City Council members to

Unions endorse candidates for City Council

August 25, 2003

GILROY

September 3, 2013

Associate Pastor Mark Turner of South Valley Community Church announced to his congregation Sunday that he accepted the position of CEO for the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce.

January 7, 2009

Sales tax revenue continued its yearlong drag last month, coming

South County population rises

May 1, 2012

With a 1.7 percent population increase, Gilroy saw the the second highest growth rate in Santa Clara County in 2011, trumped only by Morgan Hill, according to the California Department of Finance.

No slip-ups in city ledgers

January 12, 2005

The city has never had major problems with its bookkeeping, but

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Politics

City takes control of blight law

City Opens Some Community Conversations

Civil rights icon stumps for Rivas

Lofgren: Deportations would harm food supply

Judge: Slow down, bullet train authority

District Sidesteps Growth Policy

Taking a stance

City Hall Pay Hikes Top in County

Arellano Looks to Unseat Incumbents

City Will Look Into Exemptions

Unions endorse candidates for City Council

Pastor is new Chamber CEO

December sales tax receipts down 15 percent

South County population rises

No slip-ups in city ledgers

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Mustangs finish season with victory on home turf

City of Gilroy renews search for police chief

Two dead after shooting in Gilroy

CVS settles with state over Medi-Cal fraud claims

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