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March 16, 2026

City will cut and plant new trees

Gilroy officials responded to winning a suit against a resident who wanted the city to stop cutting 235 trees until it gets a second assessment of whether they truly need to be cut.

Gilroyan eyes a haven for the homeless

Last December, Gilroy resident Jim Currier saw a homeless man

Council raises fees with new alarm policy

With little discussion, Gilroy's City Council on Monday approved

Trees and Historic Home on Council Chopping Block

The fate of one of Gilroy's oldest homes and dozens of historic

Community perception, sewer rate hikes, Gilroy Gardens focus of council retreat

Council relations, regional partnerships and the future of

Dust-up over construction on Rancho Hills Drive

Thirty-four-year-old West Gilroy resident Anna Miyabara, pregnant with twins, moved to Gilroy from the Bay Area a few months ago, hoping to raise her babies away from the air pollution of the big city.

How should Gilroy grow?

Gilroy is growing and to keep the pace the city needs more jobs for locals, says Tammy Brownlow, the CEO of Gilroy Economic Development Corporation. The past year has brought some success.

Pot shop could sue

The City Council is gearing up for a legal battle against a new

Updated: As sunrise closes, union opens PR campaign

Residents of northwest Gilroy received an early Halloween scare

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