No response from building owners after city files suits
GILROY—Despite filing lawsuits against two downtown property owners more than three weeks ago in a “last resort” effort to bring their buildings up to earthquake safety codes, neither owner has responded, city officials said Wednesday.
Officials looks to make city safer, more aesthetically pleasing with underground electric lines
City officials are pushing to place electric utilities
Meet the candidate: Dom Payne, GUSD Board of Education
Gilroy Dispatch: Briefly describe your background and experience. Why are you qualified for this position?
Water district double dipping, trial witness says
The Santa Clara Valley Water District violated state law by
Split decision: New maps have Gilroy in two districts
A state citizens committee has given the final thumbs up to a
Two parking birds with one stone?
More than $5.5 million in bond money set aside to fund a new downtown parking structure has languished in a bank account for almost a year after the Gilroy Public Library opened on Sixth Street.
Gilroy Police Check You Out ‘Next Door’
Email is for work, Facebook is where you find out about local events and Instagram is where you go to learn about new products by millennial brand ambassadors.
Debate over tobacco dealer license fee reignites
City Council is considering stepping up local enforcement of state law that prohibits the sale of tobacco to minors, but charging businesses an annual fee to fund sting operations to ensure compliance isn't the way to do it, Mayor Don Gage asserted.
