Monterey Road work set for summer
Expect daytime construction delays on Gilroy’s second busiest street this summer, when a repaving and rehabilitation project along Monterey Street between First and Eighth streets will begin, lasting through the end of the year.
Motorists already are dealing with the months-long project along the...
A gold medal day
Gilroy High School special education students compete in the 14th Annual Gifted Games at the Mustangs’ football field April 26.
The entire student body welcomed 450 athletes competing on teams from 23 schools and programs, including Social Vocational Services, Hope Services, Gilroy High School,...
Gilroy loses power for two hours
About 22,000 electricity customers—nearly the entire city—were without power in Gilroy the morning of May 3 .
The electricity shut off around 8:38am on May 3, and was fully restored by 10:30am, according to Pacific Gas & Electric.
PG&E spokesperson Karen Altridge said the cause of...
Gilroy library to host resource fair
Numerous community organizations that provide mental health services will come together May 4 at Gilroy Library, 350 W. Sixth St., as part of the Balanced Life, Balanced Mind Resource Fair.
Funded by the California State Library’s State Mental Health Initiative, the all-day event is open...
Rod Kelley, Gilroy Prep among top Bay Area schools
A trio of South County schools—two in Gilroy and one in Morgan Hill—were named among the top schools in the Bay Area for lowering the achievement gap, according to the fourth annual research report issued by nonprofit Innovate Public Schools.
Gilroy Unified School District’s Rod...
County struggles with preserving rural lands
Santa Clara County is considering options for rezoning ordinances in unincorporated agricultural lands in an attempt to better preserve open space.
Manira Sandhir, a principal planner for the county, said the conversation began in February when the county realized that farm owners, wineries and stables...
Water shutoffs part of First Street work
Gilroy residents were informed this week that their water would be shut off in the middle of April as part of the First Street water line work.
The overall water-sewer infrastructure project has been underway for nearly a year, laying new sewer pipe from...
Council to consider non-profit funding plan
Each year the City of Gilroy allocates federal and city money to public service projects that aid marginalized communities within the city.
On May 6, the council will vote on the full list of projects and organizations receiving funding that will likely total $396,955....
Paths draw cyclists
The weather has finally turned sunny and warm, and miles of new bike paths in Gilroy beckon cyclists of all ages.
Steady improvements and growth in the number of bike lanes and paths, with more to come this year, should make bicycling more safe, according...
