Quality of Life tax polling results coming soon
Mayor Don Gage and the City are forging ahead with a proposed “Quality of Life” tax to possibly fund projects that improve safety, create recreational opportunities for the community and bolster economic revitalization and recovery.
Separation of singers and state?
Gilroy public school choirs won’t be singing in church anymore, after several anonymous members of the public complained that holding concerts in a single faith establishment is not an adequate separation of church and state.
Prep Roundup: Oct. 10
Gilroy's Taylor Silacci was hard at work Wednesday, helping her team stay undefeated.
Local residents, economy to miss Frys.com Open
With the 2013 Frys.com Open PGA tournament in full swing at CordeValle Golf Club this week – bringing visitors to South County from parts near and far – area business people are disappointed they will be absent from the event’s revenue stream when it leaves the area, especially since nobody knows when it will return.
Navigator Schools’ petition denied
After months of volleying back and forth between district staff and charter school leaders, as well as dozens of testimonials from parents and educators on both sides of the fence, the Morgan Hill Unified School District’s Board of Education finally voted Tuesday to reject Navigator Schools’ charter petition.
Prep Boys Water Polo: Second half surge powers Cougars past Gilroy
The last time the Christopher and Gilroy boys water polo teams met, it wasn’t pretty for the Mustangs. This time around, however, the game went much differently — though the score may indicate otherwise.
New senior care facility hosts open house Thursday
Gilroy's newest medical facility for older adults, the CareMore Care Center, will host its grand opening from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at 7800 Wren Ave., Building C Suite 131.
Deputy DA: Accused molester ‘has dozens and dozens of sexual acts that are uncharged’
A veteran San Mateo County Sheriff's deputy and Gilroy resident accused of routinely molesting his daughter over the course of six years appeared Tuesday in South County Superior Court in Morgan Hill, where his bond modification hearing was continued until Thursday. At that time, his defense attorney is expected to make the case for lowering his bail amount, which currently sits at $2 million.
UPDATED: Police rescue ‘neglected’ dog
Morgan Hill police rescued a “neglected” dog enclosed with an apparent injury in a pig pen after a resident reported the abused animal, according to police.
