City unions gearing up for fight?
The city's unions appear to be gearing up to protest the City
City Council rejects Israel-Gaza ceasefire resolution
The Gilroy City Council on Feb. 26 rejected a proposed resolution calling for an Israel-Gaza ceasefire.
The council’s vote followed more than an hour of public comments presented by more than 70 people in the audience who spoke passionately about whether a local resolution on...
Dion Bracco to run for mayor in November
Longtime Gilroy City Councilmember Dion Bracco announced his candidacy for mayor on May 21.
Bracco is the first to declare his run for the mayor’s seat that will be vacated by Roland Velasco, who announced in January that he would not be seeking re-election in...
Student art contest hosted by Rep. Jerry McNerney begins
High school students in the 11th Congressional District are
First peek at $200K HS rail study
As city officials get set to learn more about concerns over a
Passport requests, revenue increase
More and more South Valley residents are applying for passports
What’s important to you about the future of downtown? Here’s your chance to tell the City
The City of Gilroy is offering the public a chance to sound off on what the priorities should be when it comes to revitalizing the downtown area.
Survey: Inflation a top priority among Latino voters
Housing costs and inflation are the top concerns for California's 9 million Latino registered voters, according to a report issued Sept. 10 by the Latino Community Foundation, a national nonprofit dedicated to Latino voter engagement.
Although some blame political candidates for high costs, most blame...





















