Politics

Laughter and rancor characterized the city council's detailed

The state's broken economy and educational system are the top

Residents persuade council to reject truck lot in their

Gilroy officials have made a priority of keeping millennials–people in their 20s and 30s–in town after they graduate from college. The challenge is daunting, according to a survey of Gavilan students, who say the city is boring, too expensive and doesn’t have adequate housing.

Gilroy's new library could cost 27 percent less than expected,