Politics

Gilroy’s tobacco grade jumps from failing to above average

July 22, 2013

After two years in a row of flunking Santa Clara County's tobacco report card, Gilroy upped its enforcement of tobacco retail laws, successfully bumping its grade to a "B".

United Way restructuring has funding in doubt

April 21, 2005

Gilroy

Green ordinance might save greenbacks

February 1, 2008

Developers know building green is not cheap, but it could be

Gardens extends contract with Cedar Fair

October 27, 2008

The fate of Gilroy Gardens seems to change weekly.

Proposition addresses rainy day fund, extends tax increases

April 23, 2009

California Proposition 1A on the May 19 ballot would make

Voters favor term extensions

November 5, 2008

Nearly two-thirds of residents voted to extend council members

County counter-sues San Jose over fairgrounds

May 3, 2005

Gilroy

Supervisor eyes old court trailers for youth center

June 22, 2009

Santa Clara County Supervisor and Gilroyan Don Gage doesn't want

City set to ‘explode’ the budget

April 20, 2005

Gilroy

LOCAL SCENE: Huuge Weekend in Gilroy

May 18, 2017

Strollin’ Around

Affordable housing minimums near council approval

SJB City Council recall effort under way

Retrofitting downtown Gilroy: finding the right fit

‘Quality of Life’ sales tax increase discussion set for Aug. 4

Shift in City’s E-Mail Policy

Gilroy’s tobacco grade jumps from failing to above average

United Way restructuring has funding in doubt

Green ordinance might save greenbacks

Gardens extends contract with Cedar Fair

Proposition addresses rainy day fund, extends tax increases

Voters favor term extensions

County counter-sues San Jose over fairgrounds

Supervisor eyes old court trailers for youth center

City set to ‘explode’ the budget

LOCAL SCENE: Huuge Weekend in Gilroy

SOCIAL MEDIA

Gilroy girls soccer wins another league title

Gilroy woman accused of neglect leading to homicide

Letter: New faces, new ideas good for Gilroy

Local leaders react to César Chávez sexual abuse allegations

Letter: Call illegal invasions what they are