CHS’s first principal graduates to district office
John Perales, who has been at the helm of Christopher High School since its opening in 2009, took another step up the career ladder when the Gilroy Unified School District's Board of Education voted June 20 to appoint him as their first Director of Human Resources for Certificated Staff.
PG&E to conduct pipeline survey in Gilroy next week
The PG&E is conducting a systemwide survey of its natural gas transmission pipeline and crews will be in Gilroy the week of June 24.
Congressional District race: Honda taking Khanna’s challenge ‘seriously’
When Ro Khanna announced his intention to stand against long-time incumbent Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif) in 2014's 17th Congressional District race, members of Honda's campaign sat up and took notice.
MHUSD releases adjusted grad/dropout rates, new data is positive
More than two months after publicly challenging statistics released by the California Department of Education, which showed the Morgan Hill Unified School District had the lowest graduation rate in the county, MHUSD released adjusted numbers that tell a different story.
Sierra LaMar Search Center moves to Central High
The Sierra LaMar Search Center has moved to Central High School in Morgan Hill, according to Sierra’s family and volunteers who continue to search for any sign of the missing teen’s whereabouts.
UPDATED: Police search for suspected bank robbers
Police are looking for two suspects who allegedly robbed the Citibank in downtown Morgan Hill at gunpoint Friday morning.
Stabbing leads to arrest of 16-year-old
Gilroy Police Department officers arrested a 16-year-old male after a stabbing on the 200 block of E. 10th Street sent a 17-year-old male to the emergency room at Saint Louise Regional Hospital Wednesday. GPD is withholding the identities of the men, but both are Gilroy residents.
Sheriff’s Blotter: June 21, 2013
Drugs: Fernando Calistro Zepeda, 33, 10:27 p.m. June 16 on San Martin Avenue at Monterey Road in San Martin, for possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest.
District receives ‘overwhelming positive feedback’ on new graduation venue
An assessment report of Gilroy High School’s football stadium bleachers shows the district made the right call in moving last week’s 2013 graduation and promotion ceremonies to quad area, known as Centennial Circle.
