Politics

Gilroy is becoming increasingly Latino, according to new census reports, and its elected officials match the city’s shifting demographics. The re-election of Peter Leroe-Muñoz as the Gilroy City Council’s fourth Latino member may enable the city to avoid the kind of dramatic shift to district...

Two of the city's four unions are expected to avoid layoffs by

Campaign Funds in Question Contributions raise inquiry: Is

Last month, the City of Gilroy paid $450,000 in a hush-hush $700,000 settlement to a 70-year-old man who sued after tripping over a patch of jagged, uplifted sidewalk on Martin Street in front of Garlic City Billiards two years ago.

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

UPDATED (7:45 P.M.): Councilman Dion Bracco thinks he made a

The developers behind a proposed quarry-cum-neighborhood project

The Gilroy City Council voted 7-0 to approve a 45-day ban on

City Council voted unanimously Monday night to authorize an almost $1.75 million contract to hire two consulting firms that will work in tandem to guide a 25-person citizen committee in updating Gilroy’s 20-year General Plan.