Drive-by suspects’ plea hearing postponed
A plea hearing for the five suspects accused of killing
Police out looking for DUIs
Police will be out in force for the next three weeks, looking for drunken drivers. Beginning last Friday and running through Jan. 2, law enforcement officers will conduct DUI checkpoints and institute saturation patrols, looking to take impaired drivers off the road, according to a press release from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department.
Officers, suspect injured during arrest
Two Morgan Hill police officers suffered broken bones when a man
San Jose man found guilty of raping MH girl
A San Jose man was found guilty in a re-trial of charges he
Police ramp-up holiday DUI enforcement
Local police officers, the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department and the California Highway Patrol are reminding residents they'll be out in "full force" this holiday season, promising to find and arrest drunken drivers, according to a press release.
GIRLS SOCCER: Scotts Valley tallies three times in second half to down GHS
A pair of underclassmen standouts lifted the Gilroy High girls varsity soccer team to a 1-0 halftime lead against visiting Scotts Valley on Thursday night. However, the defending Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League champion Falcons deposited three second-half goals to down the Mustangs 3-1 in a nonleague tilt.
Downtown has its face: DBA picks new coordinator
After perusing more than 40 applications over the course of several months, the Gilroy Downtown Business Association has tabbed its first part-time coordinator to plan downtown events and promote local businesses.
Gav fees hiked again; GUSD bus fund slashed
It’s bad news and worse news for Community Colleges and K-12 districts – the latter faring much better than anticipated – after Gov. Jerry Brown announced Tuesday he’s slashing $328 million from elementary and secondary schools.