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December 8, 2025

Student of the Week: Jonahluis Galvez

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 Jonahluis Galvez is the this week's Student of the Week. 

Volunteers Needed for Earth Day Project at Coe Park

Workers will help with trail maintenance and erosion control

Prop 30 gets 53 percent yes votes – enough to win

Gov. Jerry Brown's Proposition 30 that will raise taxes to stave huge cuts to public education passed with 53 percent of the vote and 100 percent of California's vote reported.

Gavilan trail closed to the public

Students and community members have hiked the pastoral hills behind Gavilan College for more than 25 years - until recently, when private property owners put the kibosh on public trail access. 

Luigi wins give-away

GILROY

Evelyn Larsen

Evelyn Larsen, 79, died Sept. 30, 2003, at her home in

Man arrested after downtown car chase

A 25-year-old man attempting to evade police led officers on a

Dennis B. Paderanga

Dennis B. Paderanga, 52, died on April 21, 2002 in San Jose.

Digest

Teachers art show

Burn ban declared indefinitely

Fire authorities have enacted a burn ban in Santa Clara County due to record-low rainfall, low humidity, dry fuel moisture levels and increased fire activity. “These conditions are expected to continue with no forecast of significant rainfall in sight,” reads a press release from CalFire, which declared the suspension of all open burning not only in Santa Clara but also in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, and portions of Stanislaus and western San Joaquin counties. “With recent significant local fire activity in addition to several instances of individuals being cited for violation of this burn ban, CalFire would like to re-emphasize that this ban is necessary for public safety,” the press release continued. Burning for agricultural, land management, fire training and other industrial purposes may proceed only with a CalFire inspection of the burn site and a special permit, authorities said. Camp fires are allowed only in designated campgrounds, or in established facilities on private property with permission of the landowner and jurisdictional authority. Those burning under a special permit must also check with the regional air quality management district for additional regulations and requirements, according to the CalFire press release. 

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