No criminal complaint filed against GHS teacher
The teacher accused of slapping or pushing three Gilroy High
Gavilan marks 100 years
Hundreds of Gavilan College students, faculty and supporters, past and present, gathered at the college’s Gilroy campus Sept. 7 to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Guests of the sold-out gala took a nostalgic stroll down Sycamore Lane, where stations were themed to each decade featuring...
Choir controversy continues
The Gilroy Unified School District Board of Education has no plans to vote on the internal administrative decision barring choir concerts from being held in churches, despite opposition from dozens of parents and students who call the decision “ridiculous,” “terrible” and a “shame.”
LOHS American flag T-shirt flap could land in Supreme Court
The controversial ruling over the 2010 Cinco de Mayo incident at Live Oak High School is headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Gov. Brown: More funding for schools – if taxes pass
Citing a national economic recovery that is “proceeding more slowly than anticipated,” Gov. Jerry Brown released a revised state budget Monday aimed at sparing education and public safety from deeper cuts by levying two temporary taxes, while slashing a collective $8.3 billion from “almost every part of government.”
Leatherback site is back on table for Gavilan trustees
Gavilan College trustees decided in closed session Wednesday to
Gilroy library to host resource fair
Numerous community organizations that provide mental health services will come together May 4 at Gilroy Library, 350 W. Sixth St., as part of the Balanced Life, Balanced Mind Resource Fair.
Funded by the California State Library’s State Mental Health Initiative, the all-day event is open...




















