Campos sentenced to probation, community service
The Morgan Hill woman who accidentally killed Gilroy cyclist
Frank T. Medina
Frank T. Medina passed away Saturday at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital at the age of 78. Born and raised in Hollister, having lived here all his life. Frank had been in farming most of his life, along with starting a tomato cannery in Gilroy and raised row crops and cattle. He also was a partner in Betabel R.V. Park. He was a member of the Hollister Elk's Lodge, Gourmet Lunch Club and the Boosters club. Frank enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf, daily Pedro with friends at Ridgemark, trips to Reno with his family, vegetable gardening and sharing of crops. Frank loved to make friends laugh with his quick wit. He also enjoyed his work and meeting friends for lunch. Frank was a true family man and loved his family immensely.
Gilroy Dispatch awarded in state journalism competition
The California News Publishers Association recognized the Gilroy Dispatch for its pandemic reporting and editorials, handing the team five awards as part of the 2021 California Journalism Awards on May 18.
The Dispatch competed in the weekly newspaper circulation of 11,001-25,000 division.
Publisher Dan Pulcrano received...
CNN, “Glee” actress visit Gilroy’s ‘Hero of the Year’ finalist
Gilroy’s own Mary Cortani of the local nonprofit Operation Freedoms Paws spent Monday with a CNN photographer and a surprise celebrity OFP supporter.
County removes trailers for Covid-19 patients
The nearly 20 trailers intended to house people with Covid-19 have largely been removed near downtown Gilroy, but not before neighbors and city officials criticized the county for placing them near residences.
Residents in early July began noticing the trailers being stored at a vacant...
Brown’s last-second shot lifts Cougars to 45-44 victory
Senior Merrett Brown hadn't made a shot all night until she hit nothing-but-net when it counted most - with nine seconds left and the Christopher High girls varsity basketball team down one point.
