Gilroyans Weigh in on High Speed Rail Proposal
Gilroy residents touted the importance of diversified urban design, fostering cultural vitality, and attracting economic investment at the city’s second community meeting Tuesday to discuss planning for the city’s high-speed rail station.
Family Law Court to Close in Morgan Hill
The South County Courthouse in Morgan Hill will no longer handle family law cases starting January 19, the latest in a series of cutbacks that Gilroy council members decried Monday for their impact on public finances and access to services.
Outlets at the Outlets
There’s an attraction bringing hundreds of tourists to Gilroy, but Gilroy residents aren’t supposed to go there.
Gilroy Police Use the Net to Catch Criminals
In the old days, Gilroy Police Officer Mike Tarasco would have spent his days walking a beat, talking to people on the street and hunting for criminals as one of 65 officers patrolling a city of 53,000.
Two Cougars ink letters to attend college
Christopher's Anthony Rodriguez and Pati Soria signed up to play sports in college during separate letters of intent signings on Tuesday.
Field Hockey: Freshman keeper stands tall, but Los Gatos proves too much for Gilroy
SAN JOSE—Gilroy went toe-to-toe with a team that is accustomed to blowing schools out but ultimately, couldn’t pulloff the upset.
