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Gilroy City Administrator Forbis announces retirement

June 24, 2025

Hundreds protest on ‘No Kings Day’ in Gilroy

Gilroy City Council approves $207 million budget

County Fire set to take over fire protection services in South County

Gilroy Prep to receive $4.68 million from state program

New Shelter Project Moves Forward

September 29, 2005

$3 million donation from group of local builders gives go ahead

City Needs Volunteers for Boards, Commissions

September 29, 2005

Next year, Gilroy will have 17 vacancies on various boards and

Property Seizure in Motion

September 23, 2005

Gilroy set to use the power of eminent domain to take the land

Garlic Fest Land Swap Green Light

September 21, 2005

Business owners dismayed by city's construction

Miller Ave. Residents Lose Fight

September 20, 2005

hey argued. They threatened. They made impassioned pleas about

City, Employees Bring in Mediator

September 20, 2005

Negotiators for City Hall and the city's biggest labor union

Political Fallout on Miller

September 17, 2005

Growing number of Miller Avenue residents opposing

How Much Should a Council Run Cost?

September 13, 2005

City law sets a limit, but it's above $23,000 and that's a tough

Council members, planners and open space advocates weigh in on key topic

August 23, 2005

Developers may one day have to slap solar panels on their homes

Deadline is fast approaching for downtown development fee waivers

August 20, 2005

Officials widely credit the fee waivers for igniting a

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