Citizens on patrol to learn
As the city of Morgan Hill's inaugural Citizen's Police Academy comes to a close, the couple dozen residents who participated will graduate with a glance behind the scenes of law enforcement and the criminal justice system.
Council pushes back on state housing policies
A number of bills have been introduced by the California legislature over the past few years intended to spur housing development and curb the rising numbers of homeless in the state.
But many cities across the state argue that these bills threaten local control and...
Gilroy man arrested for gang-related shooting
After a six-week long investigation, Gilroy Police arrested a Gilroy man Wednesday for a gang-related shooting that occurred on the 100 block of Old Gilroy Street in September.Â
Gilroy Gardens seeks guidance
The Gilroy Gardens Board of Directors is looking for direction from the Gilroy City Council on possible expansion plans, but the directors’ meeting with councilmembers instead focused on the horticulture theme park’s bottom line.
The park’s board sat down with the council on Feb. 18...
2017: beyond fire and floods
A mess, the rains down in South Valley
Rains of biblical fury descended on Gilroy in January, dumping close to two inches of rainwater on an area parched by the longstanding drought. The land's thirst was more than parched by the rain which caused a...
Interviews under way to replace former athletic director Daley
The Gilroy Unified School District will be interviewing a
BOYS SOCCER: Urias scores four as Mustangs roll, 5-0
GILROY - Kristian Urias had never scored four goals in one game
Election Debate Could Make or Break Candidate
It's the hallmark of democratic elections. It sealed the fate of
