What Gilroyans Want in a Police Chief
Gilroyans said they want a new police chief who understands gangs, the homeless population, graffiti and those who are mentally ill.
GOP congressmen want high-speed rail project audited
A dozen Republican congressman have asked the nonpartisan U.S. Government Accountability Office to study California's controversial high-speed rail project, citing "questionable ridership and cost projections."
Pursuit for second place in District 1 supervisor race ends: Williams wins by 62 votes
Sixteen days after the polls opened for the June 8 primary
Proposed Bus Cuts Will Hurt Gilroy
Gilroy is set to lose three bus lines, 50 percent of its total coverage area, if a proposed network redesign is approved by the VTA Board of Directors in April.
Alejo, Monning move to November ballot
Assemblyman Bill Monning is vying for the 17th state Senate seat effectively vacated when Sam Blakeslee decided not to run again.
City honors late employee; Council talks alarms, shovel-ready
The City Council chambers were draped in complete silence for a
CPI provision removed from Alejo’s minimum wage bill
Assemblyman Luis Alejo’s bill proposing a minimum wage increase passed through a key Senate committee Wednesday, but only after legislators removed a provision that would have attached the figure to the Consumer Price Index.
Council opts against protesting groundwater fees
Gilroy's City Council will not protest groundwater recharge
New city administrator takes the helm
Tom Haglund got to work 15 minutes early Monday, just as his