High-speed rail CEO travels to Gilroy for third time
Sandwiched between waves of growing criticism over California's controversial bullet train project, high-speed rail's highest honcho paid a vist to Gilroy Friday morning to meet with South County brass.
Maui, the most popular Hawaiian isle
The sentries were keeping me at bay; they stayed between me and the rest of the pod. Below me was blue water, no bottom, and shore was a good 800 yards away.
First ‘Coffee with the Mayor’ Jan. 21
Gilroyans will get their first chance in 2012 to sit down and chat with Mayor Al Pinheiro at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 21 at City Hall, as a new year of "Coffee with the Mayor" kicks off.
Ron Edward May June 18, 1940 – December 22, 2011
Resident of Gilroy. Ron was born and raised in Santa Clara by his parents, Justus and Christine May. He lived in Gilroy for the last 35 years. He retired in 2006 from Welker Brothers as a Floor Layer/Foreman for the company.
Car jacker leads police on 80 mph chase
Last night at approximately 12:07 a.m., parolee Angel Espinoza – formerly one of "Gilroy's Most Wanted" – led several Gilroy police on a high-speed car chase that began in the area of Chestnut and Martin streets.
