Retired police Sgt. Ray Wood accepts plea deal, faces jail time
Retired Hollister police Sgt. Ray Wood, who ran for San Benito County sheriff in 2010, has accepted a plea deal on a grand theft charge for embezzling tens of thousands of dollars from the city officers’ union and could spend six months in jail, according to court records.
County board of education redraws lines
The Santa Clara County Board of Education redrew its lines for county school districts, putting Gilroy's representative in a tight spot for 2014.Â
Fire at Jesus restaurant, minor damage reported
A stove fire caused minor damage at Jesus restaurant, and the owners hope to reopen for business before next week.Â
WRESTLING: Willie Fox leads GHS in its hunt for 10th straight CCS title
Willie Fox doesn’t use many words. He succinctly explains himself. The sentences he carefully constructs are to the point. Four or five words long if you’re lucky.
A new perspective after receiving gifts from strangers
On a recent Monday night, I was serving soup to the homeless at the National Guard Armory temporary winter shelter in Gilroy when an older petite red-headed woman caught my eye.
BASEBALL: Gavilan picks up a pair of victories
Brian Bradley moved his mound record to 3-0 and the Gavilan College baseball team defeated City College of San Francisco 3-0 on Thursday.
GUSD takes step toward parcel tax
The Gilroy Unified School District will vote next week on a $16,500 contract with San Francisco-based consulting firm TBWB Strategies, to determine the feasibility of putting a parcel tax before voters in order to obtain local funding for Gilroy schools.
Maxima mea culpa due from Gavilan College trustees
1. Situational management leads to whopping raise for president
