Trading land for development
An expensive and long-term application to add 285 idyllic acres
Council puts brakes on traffic study
A split Gilroy City Council asked city staff Monday night not to pursue bids for a traffic study on Welburn Avenue - one of the city's busiest streets - because of concerns over the study's price tag and whether the results would foster any changes.
Wasserman locks up county supe primary, will likely face Willliams in runoff
Former Los Gatos mayor Mike Wasserman, the only self-proclaimed
Conflicts plague valley water district decisions
SAN JOSE—The Santa Clara Valley Water District, water wholesaler to 1.8 million people, has championed local conservation. The public agency runs three treatment plants for drinking water. It also manages 10 dams and reservoirs, 400 ponds that replenish our groundwater and 275 miles of creeks and streams.
Water district refutes charges of double-dipping
The ongoing trial to determine how much the Santa Clara Valley
Gilroy loses Tree City USA designation
Gilroy is proud to be acknowledged as a Tree City USA city. Right? Actually, no.
At a meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission, Â Recreation Manager Adam Henig revealed that Gilroy is no longer an official Tree City.
Why? Somebody in City Hall forgot to apply.
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Downtown construction cuts into restaurant’s bottom line
The city has embarked on a multi-million-dollar capital improvement project in downtown Gilroy, but some business owners say it’s costing them money, too.The proprietors of the Milias Restaurant and Hotel estimate they lost thousands of dollars in potential revenue between Dec. 1 and 5 after a weeklong construction project drove away customers during what’s traditionally the busiest month in the restaurant business.




















