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December 31, 2025

Business Profile: Greenwood Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, GMC

The owners purchased the Chevrolet dealership and rounded out

State rejects Santa Clara County reopening plan

State public health officials stunned Santa Clara County on the Fourth of July weekend, rejecting its proposal to implement a customized COVID-19 order that would have reopened more businesses in mid-July.

Grass fires spark near homeless encampment

GILROY—Sixty firefighters responded to a series of vegetation fires in south Gilroy on Saturday, near a homeless encampment along the railroad tracks, according to Gilroy Fire Department Chief Alan Anderson.

Highway 101/25 interchange plans progress

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Board of Directors approved a document June 2 that completes another step in the years-long process to construct a new overcrossing at the chronically congested Highway 101/25 interchange. The board unanimously approved the addendum to an environmental report for...

Carmen Hidalgo Clevenger

Carmen Hidalgo Clevenger, born May 13, 1940, in Delano, CA to Rafael and Josefa Hidalgo, she moved to Gilroy with her family as a child.

Rojean Wilson

Rojean Wilson of Gilroy died on Thursday, Feb. 5, 2004 at the

Rosemary R. Westphal

Passed away in Hollister at the age of 74

Gavilan marks 100 years

Hundreds of Gavilan College students, faculty and supporters, past and present, gathered at the college’s Gilroy campus Sept. 7 to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Guests of the sold-out gala took a nostalgic stroll down Sycamore Lane, where stations were themed to each decade featuring...

Rams edge Hartnell, sew up playoff spot

Gavilan keeps Hartnell at bay with 5-4 victory, will head to

Hoops: Tabron, CHS girls down North Salinas in league opener

Hanna Tabron poured in 23 points to help Christopher’s girls basketball team open Monterey Bay League play with a 52-43 home win over North Salinas on Thursday night.

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