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Divvying out Measure A funds to S. County

April 23, 2014

Farmers market: Mission possible

Gilroy Historic Paseo Project nears completion downtown

Downtown Association Wins Back Disillusioned Shopper

Garlic City Fall Classic comes to Gilroy High

South County political veterans crowd 2022 supervisor race

April 6, 2021

The election for Santa Clara County District 1 Supervisor is well over a year away, but the field of candidates is already packed with veteran local politicians. Morgan Hill Mayor Rich Constantine, former San Jose City Councilmember Johnny Khamis, County Board of Education Trustee Claudia...

San Martin Residents Think Porta Potty Plan Stinks

May 18, 2017

On the corner of Sycamore Avenue and East San Martin Avenue in San Martin, an empty, grassy parcel of land has generated some controversy in the small, unincorporated locality, between Gilroy and Morgan Hill. Middleton Consulting out of Tacoma Washington is in the application process to construct a storage facility for portable toilets on the land and some San Martin residents nearby think the idea stinks.

February 3, 2015

The Garlic Capital’s search for an in-house city attorney has come to a screeching halt.

August 15, 2011

Residents in several southwest Gilroy neighborhoods may have to

Battalion chiefs sue or uninformed Council?

June 8, 2012

1. Choosing which is more astounding no easy task

March 2, 2010

Gilroy's City Council unanimously approved a zoning change and

March 17, 2008

Second and last phase of bridge will cost $6.5M

Incentives, breaks for downtown

January 21, 2003

GILROY

To the shock of GUSD, council puts a stop on sales tax

June 29, 2012

“Shocked,” “surprised,” “stunned” and “disappointed” by an unexpected 4-2 vote cast Monday by City Council against placing a joint city-school sales tax on the November ballot, it’s “back to the drawing board” for Gilroy School Board trustees as they attempt to safeguard the district from a possible $8.1 million cut in state funding next year.

June 9, 2017

Mayor Roland Velasco announced emergency repairs beginning Sunday to blighted First Street.

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Politics

Divvying out Measure A funds to S. County

Farmers market: Mission possible

Gilroy Historic Paseo Project nears completion downtown

Downtown Association Wins Back Disillusioned Shopper

Garlic City Fall Classic comes to Gilroy High

South County political veterans crowd 2022 supervisor race

San Martin Residents Think Porta Potty Plan Stinks

Top candidate for city attorney rejects offer

City closes streets for maintenance

Battalion chiefs sue or uninformed Council?

Council approves skilled nursing project, requires curb repairs

Camino Arroyo Bridge project inches along

Incentives, breaks for downtown

To the shock of GUSD, council puts a stop on sales tax

Mayor Announces First Street Emergency Repairs

SOCIAL MEDIA

Editorial: Shopping local matters long after Small Business Saturday

‘Tis the season at South County’s Battaglia Ranch

Family Health Plan helps locals keep Medi-Cal coverage

South County Chanukah Celebration and Menorah Lighting is Dec. 14

Letter: Gilroy must help protect South County agriculture