Doors closed on ‘Power Fridays’
City offices could be closed to the public on Fridays that are
In the print edition only: Where will council fall on Murray Avenue development issue?
The city council and a small group of industrial developers have
‘Abuse’ of PUDs prompts city action
Too many developers are using the planned unit designation as a way to avoid meeting certain requirements, according to City staff and Mayor Don Gage. To stem the problem, City Council plans on upping the standards for which planned unit developments it approves, after clarifying what its expectations are at the June 2 meeting.
SCH gets $1.5M amid down market
The city will administer a $1.5 million state loan to South
One last discussion on the Habitat Plan scheduled for Monday night
The final version of the hefty 50-year, $660 million, 2,800 page Santa Clara Valley Habitat Plan - the sweeping multi-agency regional plan said to streamline the development process as well as protect open space - is up for discussion once and for all during Monday’s regular City Council meeting.
Student art contest hosted by Rep. Jerry McNerney begins
High school students in the 11th Congressional District are
Budget balancing or depriving children?
Opponents of Proposition 1D say the measure hurts children.
City utility boxes get facelift
Like applying a brand new coat of nail polish one toenail at a
$2.3M: To take, or not to take?
Accepting a $2.3 million grant from the federal government to
Downtown business association launches new website
The Gilroy Downtown Business Association announced the launch of