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April 15, 2026

Mayor: Sales tax measure could help Gilroy prosper

With Election Day less than two months away, city officials are asking the community for support of the “Quality of Life” sales tax measure on the ballot. Mayor Don Gage and City Administrator Tom Haglund spoke at the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce's Government Relations Committee meeting Sept. 12 and answered questions from the public.

Opal M. Payne

Opal M. Payne died Friday, Feb. 13, at her residence at the

Ring around the roundabouts

The Garlic Capital could see its first of up to 11 new roundabouts constructed as soon as next winter for some, according to City Transportation Engineer Henry Servin.

Photo contest: Who’s on first?

How well do you know your former Gilroy Little League players from the 1966/67 Optimists team?

Gilroy Garlic Festival Association preps for National Garlic Month

Gilroy Garlic Festival logo
The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association will mark National Garlic Month with a series of fundraising events in April and beyond. The Association recently announced the following events: • On April 15, volunteers will be selling garlic bread all day at the Gilroy Veterans Memorial Building, 74...

Our Town

The timing is ripe for an ode of homage to the Garlic Capital,

Chiquita Diaz December 22, 1997 – May 14, 2013

Chiquita was given to Hermelinda Diaz by her grandson at the age of 2. After Hermelinda passed in 2006, Chiquita never left Vicki & John’s side. You could always see that cute little head hanging out of Vicki’s bag on her shoulder or basking in the sun on the driveway of 833 Powell St. She will be sorely missed & always remembered.

Putting their passion before a paycheck

Alex White was exhilarated when he handed back a $10,000 signing

First of its Kind

John Benson only read about the newly designed Eclipse 500

New point and print camera

Digital photography's flexible format has been a boon to

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