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April 11, 2026

UPDATE: 33 votes separate Williams, Alvarado in second place race for supervisor

Thirty-three votes - that's all that separates Forrest Williams

Downtown Task Force meets

Gilroy

City settles lawsuit, pays $25K

Both the plaintiff and defendants hailed the settlement as a success.

Olin extracts $2.5 million in deal

Eight years later, and the contamination of drinking water in

Weekend voting available

The Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters' Office will offer

Bonfante Board Openings

Gilroy's horticultural park invites residents to apply for board

Vets hall shut?

The hub for veteran's services in Gilroy is at risk of being shut down or taken over by the county as a result of a June 2012 Civil Grand Jury investigation that accused the organization of financial mismanagement and the improper ousting of a board member.

Turning up the heat on URM property owners

City officials plan on turning up the heat on owners of buildings deemed unfit to survive a high magnitude earthquake, especially those who have not complied with Gilroy's unreinforced masonry ordinance. At the Aug. 18 City Council meeting, Mayor Don Gage advocated for increasing fines on delinquent property owners.

Updated: Gilroy hit hard by property value decline

The county tax assessor expects Gilroy property values to fall

New mayor, council members take seats in Morgan Hill

Morgan Hill’s new mayor, Mark Turner, and District D Councilmember Marilyn Librers were sworn in and welcomed to the dais at the Dec. 14 meeting at City Hall meeting chambers.  Also sworn in was Morgan Hill District B Councilmember Yvonne Martinez Beltran, who was reelected...

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