Demolishing dinosaurs: Local builder gets long-awaited council approval to start demolishing unsafe buildings
An unsafe chunk of downtown buildings is one step closer to
Fewer than 50 days to convince Gilroy
Two of Gilroy's three mayoral candidates for the Nov. 6 election met individually with the Dispatch Editorial Board Tuesday morning to talk about major issues concerning Gilroy, and to highlight their priorities as Gilroy's next potential leader.
Young and old honor victims of drunk driving, gang violence
Dozens of city officials, community organizers, mindful students
Thou shalt paseo
Ask a handful of downtown business owners how they feel about demolishing two vacant buildings to make way for a pair of paseos on Monterey Street, and the answer repeats itself like a staggered chorus:
First St. sewer project causes confusion
Dirty dishes and dirty clothes may be piling up in First Street homes and restaurants for a few days.
Gilroy city officials today were attempting to clarify communications to business owners and residents about the First Street sewer project that began Aug.1 appeared to have...
City gets ‘movement and cooperation’ with URM problem
While dealing with downtown Gilroy’s unreinforced masonry buildings has been like “pulling teeth,” the city and individual property owners say they’re making progress in bringing the structures up to the city’s earthquake safety code.
