Politics

Gilroy’s longest serving city clerk and the first appointed by the City Council, Susanne Steinmetz, was remembered by the council at its April 4 meeting.

Less than a week after Gilroy's first new wayfinding sign was

Councilman Peter Leroe-Munoz and the Downtown Business Association are looking for ways to bridge the gap between the two types of businesses in Gilroy – those given the label of “white” and “Latino” by consumers.

Heated debate drove groggy-eyed planning commissioners to reach

Passers-through and garlic lovers will have two new temporary

The fight over the Gilroy Visitors Bureau's plans to sell retail

It had to be one of the worst days of his life. Eleven years

The owner of a San Francisco-based lighting company is questioning why a massive, citywide project was given to the Pacific Gas & Electric Company—and not subject to an open, competitive bidding process.

Even though California's credit rating ranks lower than any

Gliding his patrol car to a stop around 5:30 p.m. on a recent Friday, Gilroy Police Department Officer Rene Arbizu peers through Oakley sunglasses at Miller Park, eyeing a group of seven transients standing around a park bench, some with bicycles and drinks in hand.