A case of the Monday quakes
A flurry of seismic stirrings shook things up near the areas of Gilroy and Morgan Hill Monday.
BASKETBALL: Bowers’ triple-double, Babb’s double-double lead CHS boys past NMC
Takoda Bowers missed Christopher High's nonleague portion of its schedule as he recovered from a hand injury suffered in the second-to-last game of the football season. Since the junior center's return to the starting lineup four games ago, he has worked his way back to being an prime asset for head coach Kaden Bahner and the Cougars boys basketball team.
Red Phone: Street cluttered with used cars
“People are leaving their cars parked for sale on the south side of First Street from Carmel to Church Street. It looks like a used car lot. Last time this happened on the north side of First Street the city decided instead of tagging the cars to put up two-hour parking signs. I have visions of these two-hour parking signs all over the city rather than the city coming out and tagging the cars making it known it is illegal to park on city streets with ‘for sale’ signs.”
After 18-month wait, the new gym on the block opens
The scintillating Gold's Gym in Gilroy flaunts the Midas touch.
WRESTLING: Host Christopher High places second at Bert Mar Invitational; GHS takes first
Jimmie Lopez, Ricardo Bribiescas and John Riffle all took home individual titles en route to propelling the Christopher High wrestling team to a second-place finish at its home tournament Saturday at the second annual Bert Mar Invitational.
Man charged with killing wife’s puppy hasn’t entered plea
A Gilroy man who's been in custody since last May for allegedly killing his wife's 6-week-old Chihuahua puppy has yet to enter a plea but will be in court again next month, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.
