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December 25, 2025

Another quarter of ‘positive growth’ in Gilroy

The City of Gilroy recently released its second quarter sales tax update for this fiscal year, demonstrating “significant” gains for new automobile sales and miscellaneous vehicle sales, along with a 1.9 percent increase in cash receipts for the City overall.

Council approves new sidewalks near Eliot school, Gilroy Museum

The City Council unanimously approved $87,941 Monday night to

‘Day of reckoning’ upon City Hall

One in four City Hall workers could lose their jobs next

Debris clogs Gilroy waterway

GILROY—When Pat Vickroy called the city in December about mounting debris in a seasonal water channel that weaves through central Gilroy neighborhoods, he thought he’d stumbled on a problem he could tackle.

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.

Putting in the Extra Effort

Bruce Williams honored as Chamber's 2005 Man of the Year

Veteran Kloecker seeks fourth City Council term

If you want to get a long-range view of Gilroy, sit down for a chat with City Council candidate Paul Kloecker.

Gilroy council ratifies police contract

In a 6-1 vote held Thursday evening, the Gilroy City Council

Hecker Trees Safe for Now

The Uvas Creek bridge will shift north

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