Mayor’s race stays close with more ballots to count
Candidates for Gilroy Mayor—incumbent Marie Blankley and Greg Bozzo—remain reluctant to declare a final result in the Nov. 5 election as officials continue to count ballots cast by local voters.
Bozzo, who owns a local landscaping company, currently holds the lead in the ballot count,...
Governor appoints Caballero to $175K post
Anna Caballero may have lost her bid for the State Senate. But
Help Wanted: Need to write fine lines
Santa Clara County is looking for someone who rhymes...or not.
Protesters march to Morgan Hill ICE office
About 100 people gathered in downtown Morgan Hill Thursday, then marched to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office about a mile away to protest federal immigration policies and practices.
The protest was organized by local activists including South County siblings Rebeca and Reymundo Armendariz,...
Gilroy OKs $150K high-speed rail funding
The Gilroy City Council approved $150,000 in funding for the
GUSD Election: What you need to know
Voters will weigh in on whether they like the state of education and local schools when they choose in November from four candidates for three seats on the Gilroy Unified School District Board of Trustees.
Plan for Fort Ord veterans cemetery gains momentum
Gov. Jerry Brown recently signed a bill introduced by
Candidates release official campaign statements; financial documents
Gilroy's candidates for mayor and city council have submitted their official campaign statements, as you can read verbatim below. Also to the left of this story are the PDF version of each candidate's economic interests statements as submitted to the county registrar of voters.




















