SOCCER: Rams clinch playoff spot
All that’s left are the formalities, but propelled by its 2-2 draw with West Valley on Friday, the Gavilan College men’s soccer team looks to be headed to the Northern California Regional playoffs for the first time in program history.
VOLLEYBALL: Gavilan secures at least a share of conference crown
A smooth sweep of Skyline College on Sophomore Night on Friday in Gilroy secured at least a tie for first place in the Coast Conference as well as assured the Gavilan College women's volleyball team of a fourth consecutive berth into the Northern California Regional playoffs.
Aromas woman barricaded herself in home, threatened cops
Aromas School was placed on lockdown Thursday afternoon when a standoff ensued involving a 50-year-old woman who barricaded herself inside her Bardue Street home and threatened to use firearms against authorities, according to the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office.
Time to apply for City commission slots
It's open recruitment season for positions on Gilroy's volunteer commissions and committees. Here are the slots that are open:
4 letters: Warmth to troops, no one to blame, free health care
Make a point now to bring some warmth to Christmas for our American troops overseas
FIELD HOCKEY: Leigh ends Christopher’s season in CCS first round
It was a bittersweet ending for a team that had accomplished so much in its early history. But in its postseason debut, No. 8 Christopher (12-1-2) lost 3-0 to No. 9 Leigh (8-6-1) Thursday evening in the first round of the Central Coast Section playoffs.
FOOTBALL: One ring for all the marbles
Year one - all Gilroy High. Year two - all Christopher High. Year three? Take your pick.
YOUTH: Gilroy Browns Pee Wee playing for title
The Gilroy Browns Pee Wee football team punched its ticket to Saturday’s Peninsula Pop Warner Division II championship game with an upset victory over the second-seeded Brentwood Falcons
FIELD HOCKEY: Gilroy’s opponent set for quarterfinals
Gilroy High will play Presentation in the CCS quarterfinals at 11:15 a.m. on Saturday at Lynbrook High School.
After huge fuss, Council orders ‘paint the crosswalk’
After City staff defended their reasons to angry residents for removing a heavily trafficked crosswalk on Wren Avenue and Byers Street near El Roble Park for three months, Council told staff to repaint the crosswalk immediately during their regular meeting Monday.
















