Five vie for council seats
The four-week period to file for three seats on City Council opened July 14, and former councilmen and planning commissioners joined the roster of potential contenders for the Nov. 4 election.
Feds poke leak in city coffers
The federal government has forced the city to pay $252,000 to
Council to revisit videotaping closed sessions
Gilroy's City Council will take another look at videotaping its
PG&E targets 100-plus Gilroy trees
GILROY—More than 100 trees on Gilroy’s east side will be cut down or trimmed by PG&E so first responders can get to an underground gas pipeline if disaster strikes.
New 2024 laws protect workers who use cannabis
Californians that partake in cannabis use in their off-work down time will have more employment protections beginning Jan. 1 thanks to new laws.
Assembly Bill 2188 is an amendment to the state’s Fair Employment and Housing Act and prohibits employers from discriminating against a worker...
Council backs immigrants
Wearing white T-shirts with black lettering that reads: “Sanctuary for All,” dozens of immigrant advocates and their allies filled council chambers on Monday to witness city leaders proclaim their support of all residents, regardless of citizenship status.
Gilroy Occupiers: They’re still here
Holiday madness is bustling and the weather is getting chilly, but Gilroy's Occupiers met up Saturday to hammer out details for an upcoming gathering.


















