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November 22, 2025

Public will run the open government commission now, not council

City Council is preparing to change the dynamics of their open government commission – which was created in 2009 to promote transparency from Gilroy staff – as they move to allow members of the public apply for the commission.

Can council members say that?

Confusion surrounds closed session rules

MH OKs $360K in furniture

Come January, developers and small business owners will be

Felony possession of a firearm, battery, under the influence

Gilroy Police blotter, Dec. 18 through Dec. 25

Council to talk trash service fee increase

On Monday, City Council will consider a 5.4 percent increase in trash and recycling service rates within the City of Gilroy.

City preps for lawsuit over cherry orchard

The City of Gilroy is bracing for possible legal action from a developer who claims the city has violated his due process rights by delaying hearings over a 349-unit housing project proposed for a south Gilroy cherry orchard.

Council approves adult entertainment ordinance

The City Council unanimously outlawed full nudity at adult

Library bonds affirmed with high credit rating

Fitch Group, one of the nation's top three credit rating agencies, affirmed an AA- rating of Gilroy's library bonds this Wednesday, pointing to the city's solid financial position. 

City seeks grant funding for pilot project to house the homeless

The City of Gilroy is making strides with its 15-step plan to address homelessness in the community, including seeking grant funding to house some of the long-term homeless and purchasing locks to install on the doors to restrooms in public parks, according to Gilroy Police Chief Denise Turner.

Council approves South County Housing bailout

A position reversal by Councilman Dion Bracco has effectively

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