Police ramp up efforts in search for missing mother
Until Friday, two days after a 25-year-old mother’s disappearance, police “haven’t had a really good geographic area for searches” in the case of missing Hollister resident Heather Carroll, said interim Police Chief David Westrick. But Westrick indicated Friday that investigators – including a search and rescue unit brought in from the sheriff’s office – had begun narrowing their efforts to specific locations.
Santa Teresa Road Project Crashes
Problem with concrete could delay project a year or more as city
City seeks consultants for Amazon project
The City of Gilroy is seeking consultants to draft a report that explores the environmental effects of Amazon’s proposed data center in the city.
The city will accept bids until May 2 for Amazon Web Services’ proposed data center campus on Camino Arroyo, just south...
Free fingerprinting for children
Assemblyman Luis A. Alejo, D-Salinas, and the Gilroy California Highway Patrol are partnering to invite local families to have their child fingerprinted for free at the Mexican American Community Services Agency's 7th Annual “Dia Del Niño.”
Encouraging students to ‘stand up and have a voice’
While much of the country was home watching game 7 of the World Series, students, parents, family members and teachers gathered in Ascension Solorsano Middle School’s multipurpose room for its first-ever Family Night on Oct. 29.
Gilroy Road Rescuers Risk Lives Daily
High up on Pacheco Pass, Danny Rubalcava, 33, has a few inches with which to work. Those few inches separate this Bracco’s tow truck driver from speeding semi-trucks, distracted teens on their cell phones and drunk drivers--or those who just rubberneck at accidents and cause others. It's like fixing a tiger's cage, from the inside.
Coming soon to your mailbox: Library tax ballots
Library supporters and community leaders in Gilroy and Morgan Hill are throwing their weight behind the “YES on A” campaign, which kicked off Monday night at the Campbell Library as part of an effort to renew the special library tax that is set to expire in 2015.
Wide gap in skills leaves many open jobs
At age 46, with three grown kids and nearly three decades in



















