Plan to change Three Strikes law moves toward November ballot
California voters may once again have the opportunity to change the state's three-strikes mandatory-sentencing law.
City looking to fill seats on building appeals board
The City of Gilroy is looking to fill two open seats on its
Road, rail promises up for a debate
Gilroyans who voted to tax themselves in November to improve local transportation may have a longer and trickier wait than they expected.
What Gilroyans Want in a Police Chief
Gilroyans said they want a new police chief who understands gangs, the homeless population, graffiti and those who are mentally ill.
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...
Council approves station plan consultant
The City Council voted 7-0 Monday night to approve a
City receives $2M in police station settlement
The City of Gilroy has received $1.935 million in settlement


















