Politics

Democrat Mike Honda defeated Republican Scott Kirkland.

City Councilman Perry Woodward plans to ask his colleagues to

For its first and only meeting in December, the newly-formed

In response to a string of theft of copper wire from city-owned facilities over the past two years, Gilroy officials are considering adding teeth to regulations surrounding metal recycling within city limits. State law requires scrap metal recyclers document each transaction and record the seller’s name as a way to prevent theft, but compliance across California varies.

If you hand out my pamphlets, I'll hand out yours. Such is the

For the first time in eight years, water rates will not rise.

One Gilroy City Councilman has helped residents of the east side

GILROY—Mayor Don Gage is unflinching at a public employee union’s threat to strike for two days next month, following an impasse reached during negotiations that began six months ago. In response, a union representative said Wednesday future strikes could be avoided if the city agrees to a few concessions.