Updated: State considers ‘borrowing’ $1 million from Gilroy
Lately it's just been bad news after bad news for the city,
First on-campus clinic OK’d by Gilroy school trustees
GILROY—For the first time, a private health clinic will operate on a public school campus in Gilroy and will be open to anyone who needs medical help, including walk-ins from the community.
Paseo project plugged, temporarily
A quick peek behind the plastic dust sheet covering the entrance to 7453 Monterey St. proves work is under way on the downtown paseo project, but the City’s plan to exponentially increase foot traffic via a pair of aesthetic walkways has been temporarily derailed by a sizable hidden cost.
Dancing, used police firearms on city council agenda
On Monday, the Gilroy City Council will consider a new, more specific version of the city's entertainment ordinance that could relax regulations on dancing downtown.Â
Demolishing dinosaurs: Local builder gets long-awaited council approval to start demolishing unsafe buildings
An unsafe chunk of downtown buildings is one step closer to
Gilroy Chevy not among parent company’s 1,100 forced closures
Gilroy Chevrolet Cadillac will remain open despite General
Gilroy to look at adult businesses, gambling
Gilroy's City Council will take a new look at ordinances
Gilroy OKs $150K high-speed rail funding
The Gilroy City Council approved $150,000 in funding for the
