Politics

Impassioned monologues from a handful of public speakers failed to persuade the Gavilan College School Board to reverse an “appalling” $42,000 raise, which the board approved seven months ago for college President Steve Kinsella.

A new face on the political scene has stuffed the campaign piggy

A formal ground breaking for the Camino Arroyo Bridge will take

GILROY—Downtown Gilroy’s more than decade-long struggle to fill empty storefronts may have reached an all-time low—nearly one in three stores are vacant, according to a city survey.

California High-Speed Rail Authority officials unveiled the

City Administrator Jay Baksa will retire Friday after 24 years

The rain that hit South County this morning will continue off

Gilroy voters received a note last week from its schools chief, a four-page plug for Measure E, the $170 million bond question on the June 7 ballot to fix and build schools—and pay employee salaries, it turns out.

City Council is preparing to change the dynamics of their open government commission – which was created in 2009 to promote transparency from Gilroy staff – as they move to allow members of the public apply for the commission.

The county tax assessor expects Gilroy property values to fall