Fallen, but not forgotten
The Gilroy Memorial Day Parade Committee, along with the American Legion Post No. 217, will honor our fallen but not forgotten heroes on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27.The American Legion will begin with a Remembrance Ceremony at St. Mary’s Cemetery, at 1000 First St....
Bill would help undocumented disaster victims
Three California assembly members on Tuesday introduced a newly minted bill which, if it becomes law, would bring financial assistance to storm and flood victims who are ineligible for state and federal assistance.
Assembly Bill 513, also known as the California Individual Assistance Act, was...
Shot Fairfield councilman to be taken off life support
A 22-year-old Fairfield city councilman shot in the head was
One year later: Gilroy Compassion Center forging on, serving those in need
The Gilroy Compassion Center, a grassroots outreach organization offering food, clothes, shelter and support services - is taking a look back as it passes the one year mark since opening, and continues with it’s progress of becoming a year-round homeless shelter in Gilroy.
Preview: GUSD Vows to be a Sanctuary District
The Gilroy Unified School Board voted unanimously to declare the schools a "sanctuary district" for immigrant families "to the fullest extent allowed by law." Upward of $14 million in federal funding, including for Special Ed kids, is potentially in jeopardy if federal law is violated.
Student of the Week: Samantha Holder
Each month, the principals of Gilroy and Christopher high schools choose a total of four students (two from GHS and two from CHS) to spotlight. GHS senior Samantha Frances Holder, 17, is this week's Student of the Week.
State says Trump has personal vendetta
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is accusing the Trump administration of “trying to exact political retribution” by pulling federal funds from the state’s High-Speed Rail project.
In a lawsuit filed May 21 in US District Court in San Francisco by the state of California against...
