Public Pensions Weighing Heavy on Gilroy Taxpayers
Gilroy’s three biggest public employers have amassed more than $183 million in unpaid pension liabilities. That’s likely more than ever, and a figure that, absent major reform, will grow and siphon budget funds from essential public services, say officials and pension experts.
Gilroy to discuss General Plan, High Speed Rail on Tuesday
High speed rail downtown station and resumption of the General Plan 2040 process will be discussed at a special joint session of the Gilroy City Council and Planning Commission starting at 6 p.m. at Council Chambers on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
Still no timeline for medical marijuana dispensary’s ‘cease and desist’
Gilroy city officials have not yet issued a cease and desist
Gilroy awarded fire grant, acceptance up in air
The City of Gilroy was awarded a $2.3 million fire department
Gov. Brown signs high-speed rail bill
Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Wednesday authorizing initial construction of California's $68 billion high-speed rail line.
Concerning dropout rate in GUSD
Graduation rates declined and dropouts rates increased last year for the Gilroy Unified School District, which is ramping up efforts to support and monitor at-risk students in danger of not getting their diploma.
