$21.4M reserve isn’t what it seems
Those hopeful that Gilroy's reported $21.4 million reserve fund
Q&A with Gilroy City Council candidate Pasquale Greco
Before interviewing the candidates, the Editorial Board of the
Breaking: Planning commission approves mosque
The Santa Clara County Planning Commission approved plans to build the Cordoba Center in San Martin – a mosque, cemetery and meeting place for the South Valley Islamic Community – at its meeting late Thursday afternoon, according to Hamdy Abbass, spokesman for SVIC who attended the meeting in San Jose.
City Council agenda preview: Bond talk, homelessness report
The City of Gilroy will have its regular meeting at 6 p.m. Monday in Council Chambers, located at 7351 Rosanna St. Here are some of the upcoming items on the agenda.
Study session on habitat plan Monday
City Council plans to hold a special study session prior to their regular meeting Monday night to discuss the implementation of the final version of the Santa Clara Valley Habitat Plan - a sprawling, 50-year plan intended to identify land occupied by endangered or threatened species and streamline the process to obtain permits to build on them.
Know the Candidates: BC Doyle
BC Doyle worked for Gilroy schools for 30 years and now in retirement wants to help make policy and move the school district forward.
Caltrain meeting heavy on questions, short on answers
South Santa Clara County residents looking for answers at a
Voters say no to legalized marijuana in California
California's move to legalize marijuana was rejected Tuesday
Q&A with City Councilmember Cat Tucker
Growth, growth and more growth. Possibly more than any other member of the Gilroy City Council, Cat Tucker has had to ponder the impacts of growth in Gilroy and surrounding communities. She served as vice chair of the Gilroy General Plan Advisory Committee and chaired the board of LAFCO of Santa Clara County. In this Q&A, Tucker talks about how LAFCO decisions impact South County cities and how Gilroy can maintain its identity as it continues to grow.