Council roundup: Development costs could rise, park purchase approved
The costs for certain developments within Gilroy could increase, if City Council approves an ordinance currently being prepared by City staff.
Police union narrowly approves deal, avoids layoffs
A divided police union narrowly approved a one-year contract
Proposed Bus Cuts Will Hurt Gilroy
Gilroy is set to lose three bus lines, 50 percent of its total coverage area, if a proposed network redesign is approved by the VTA Board of Directors in April.
Public invited to chat with Assemblyman Alejo in Gilroy
State Assemblyman Luis Alejo, who represents California's 28th
GOP, Dems have competing visions for rail study
WASHINGTON – Lawmakers are now competing to influence the next big review of California high-speed rail, underscoring the project's new political vulnerability.
