Residents to rail authority: Build station downtown
Residents who attended a California High-Speed Rail Authority
Transplant companies provide boost in jobs
Despite maintaining the highest unemployment rate in the county,
Council to discuss rezoning land as ‘high density’
In order to meet certain state requirements of low-income housing, the City Council will discuss at their regular meeting Monday adapting the housing section of the general plan by rezoning 26 acres within the city to “high density residential” raising the minimum unit per acre from 16 to 20 in these areas.
Updated: Marijuana dispensary up in smoke?
A split city council rejected the idea of a medical marijuana
Council approves raises for city clerk, administrator
Gilroy City Council unanimously approved a series of 2 percent salary increases for both the city clerk and city administrator at the April 21 meeting.
Entry next to Shell Gas Station to close permanently
Locals who grabbed a latte at Starbucks or did some post-holiday bargain hunting at Kohl's this weekend may have noticed the forthcoming closure of a heavily trafficked shortcut into the Gilroy Crossing shopping center, located along Highway 152 just east of U.S. Highway 101.
City’s unfunded liabilities set to rise
Due to incorrect assumptions by the California Public Employees Retirement System about the mortality rate for public sector workers, Gilroy will pay more money out-of-pocket toward employee pensions beginning in 2016.
Council votes to have crosswalk repainted
City Council voted to restore the crosswalk on Wren Avenue and Byers Street near El Roble Park, after residents from that neighborhood repeatedly complained to City staff when they removed it over the summer.
Morgan Hill, Gilroy save $3.3 million on wastewater projects
As he headed home from a wastewater meeting Tuesday morning,



















