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January 14, 2026

Haglund leaving post as city administrator

GILROY—After seven years as Gilroy’s city administrator, Tom Haglund will be leaving his post for the Sierras.

Sexy in jeans, and that’s OK: #DenimDayGavilan

There’s a new hashtag in Gilroy.

Trustee race down to three votes

The race for one of the spots on the school board is so close,

Councilman Dion Bracco in his own Words

A fourth-generation Gilroyan and small business owner who worked his way up from the bottom, Gilroy City Councilman Dion Bracco is a plain-spoken local leader with a real passion for his community. He has seen Gilroy grow from a small agricultural town into a commuter hub impacted by the growth of Silicon Valley. Instrumental in the founding of the Compassion Center and the South County Youth Task Force, Bracco believes issues like homelessness and gang suppression are best solved regionally. He has been a council member since 2005.

Mayor’s race stays close with more ballots to count

Candidates for Gilroy Mayor—incumbent Marie Blankley and Greg Bozzo—remain reluctant to declare a final result in the Nov. 5 election as officials continue to count ballots cast by local voters.  Bozzo, who owns a local landscaping company, currently holds the lead in the ballot count,...

Guest Column: Gilroy’s Changing Role in Silicon Valley

Six years ago, my wife and I decided to move to Gilroy from Morgan Hill, to raise our family. Gilroy attracted our young family because of its small town charm, open spaces, the strong park and recreation program, and most importantly, a great public school system for our children.

Charlie’s Counsel

Over a period of three council terms, Charles Morales has helped

Police explore shared 911 services, could save money

With a $2.3 million deficit still looming after a slew of

Tacos, margaritas and politics

Gilroy - The South County Democratic Club is holding its annual

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