VOLLEYBALL: GHS out of sync in loss to Monterey
The Gilroy High boys volleyball team knew it had to contend with Monterey High kill leader, Stephen Dorsey. That challenge isn't new to the Mustangs or any opponent, really. Dorsey, a state meet medalist in the high jump last season, will get his points. He registered an unassuming 17 kills in an otherwise even matchup between the Tri-County Athletic League's last two league champions Tuesday night.
TUESDAY ROUNDUP: CHS, GHS softball teams pick up league wins
The Christopher High softball team took another step forward in distancing itself from the rest of the Monterey Bay League on Tuesday, swinging past Seaside 13-3 to improve to 5-0 in league action.
A mess of stress
After her husband passed away, Sandi Bond Chapman says she “could feel it immediately.”
SOFTBALL: Gavilan bests Mission, 8-0
Having lost five of its last seven outings, the Gavilan College softball team earned the pick-me-up it needed, sending off visiting Mission College 8-0 in six innings Tuesday in Gilroy.
NCAA: Griner leads Baylor past Notre Dame for women’s national championship
DENVER – Notre Dame and Baylor used the same prod to propel themselves through the season. Their meeting Tuesday night for the NCAA Division I women's basketball championship at the Pepsi Center was a crusade, each intent on righting past wrongs; Notre Dame's loss in last year's title game, Baylor's elimination in last season's Elite Eight.
GPD faces damages in officer-involved fatal shooting
The City of Gilroy could have to pay as much as $1.25 million in damages after a federal civil jury Tuesday found a Gilroy police officer was negligent when he fatally shot a 33-year-old man four years ago on Pacheco Pass.
Retired FBI agent weighs-in on Sierra kidnapping scenarios
Two renowned experts who have spent their entire careers profiling violent, shady criminals and analyzing human behavior say that Sierra LaMar’s likely kidnapper – or kidnappers – probably stalked the missing teen before grabbing her from the street outside her home, and that the victim’s personality is likely the polar opposite of her captor’s - an attribute that could end up saving her life.
Marilyn Ann Orlando August 22, 1938 – March 31, 2012
After a lengthy and courageous battle with breast cancer, Marilyn Ann Orlando, of Morgan Hill, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her loving family.
Organic vegetable seedling sale this Saturday
The Gilroy Demonstration Garden will hold an organic vegetable seedling sale from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Saturday at the garden, located on Eigleberry Street between Sixth and Seventh streets in downtown Gilroy.




















