City Of Gilroy: Empower Homebuyers Webinar: Down Payment Assistance Program

The webinar will take place on Thursday, January 21, 2021, at 2:00 PM.

City Of Gilroy: Spanish Language Community Forum With The County

The forum will be virtual and will be in Spanish only.

City Of Gilroy: Openings On Boards And Commissions

The City still has openings on Boards and Commissions.

City Of Gilroy: Deadline Extended For Gilroy Recreation-Based Tourism Development Opportunity

The deadline for proposals, previously set for January 19, 2021, has been extended by three weeks to February 12, 2021.

City Of Gilroy: COVID-19 Vaccine Updates

Vaccine distribution is being organized and carried out by the State of California and the Santa Clara County Health Department which ho ...

City Of Gilroy: COVID-19 Testing

Testing continues to be one of the most important tools in the fight against COVID-19.

City Of Gilroy: CDBG And HTF Grant Application And Request For Proposals

The City will award grants for a one-year period which will run from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022.

City Of Gilroy: Gilroy 150 Banners

All proceeds will be used to offset the cost of the banners.

City Of Gilroy: 2020 Fall Leaf Disposal

Hey Gilroy, in case you haven’t made it outside in a few days, it’s fall in December and leaves are falling all over town!

City Of Gilroy: Utility Billing And End Of Year City Office Shutdown

During this time, there may be delays in responding to routine requests for service.

Gilroy Sidewalk Assessments Starting This Weekend

The consultant team will be working from Saturday, December 5, 2020 through Sunday, December 13, 2020.

A Spanish Community Conversation With The Gilroy Police Department

Viewers will be able to view the meeting LIVE On Facebook and will be able to submit comments through the Facebook LIVE video.

A NEW Gilroy Testing Site Is Open Near Downtown

Persons experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should contact their health provider for testing.

A NEW Gilroy Testing Site Is Open Near Downtown

Persons experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should contact their health provider for testing.

Gilroy Recreation-Based Tourism Development Opportunity

The City invites interested parties to view the City’s Request for Proposals for additional information.

Help Protect Our Pipes In Gilroy

The Holidays are just around the corner and a clogged drain is probably the last thing any household wants to experience during this time.

Gilroy Weighs Next Move On Probable Council Vacancy: Report

Apparent winner of Gilroy’s mayor race Marie Blankley has two years left on her current City Council seat.

Gilroy City Council Election Results 2020: Live Updates

Gilroy voters have cast their ballots for three open seats.

Gilroy Mayor Election Results 2020: Live Updates

Gilroy voters have cast their ballots for the city's next mayor.

Gilroy Election Day: Report How It's Going

Have you experienced long lines today, or witnessed voter intimidation?

Gilroy Mayor Election: What You Need To Know

Gilroy voters have been casting ballots for the city's next mayor.

Gilroy City Council Election: What You Need To Know

Gilroy voters have been casting ballots for 3 open seats.

Gilroy City Council: 5 Candidates Vying For 3 Seats

Gilroy voters have been casting ballots for 3 open seats.

Gilroy Mayor: 2 Candidates Vying For Mayorship

Gilroy voters have been casting ballots for the city's next mayor.

Vote In Person In Gilroy: Vote Centers Now Open

Here’s a list of polling places in Gilroy, to cast or drop off your ballot in person for the Nov. 3 Election.

Gilroy Donors Favor Trump, Data Shows

Gilroy City Councilmember Dion Bracco was among the city's top contributors to Trump's reelection fund.

Gilroy 2040 General Plan Goes Under Review: Report

The city's Planning Commission review will be held online during a public hearing Thursday at 6:30 p.m.

Santa Clara County Joins Legal Case Against Post Office Changes

"Our democracy literally rests on the health and vitality of the post office."

Gilroy Moves To Cut City Jobs Amid Budget Crunch: Report

The city if facing an $8 million budget shortfall amid the coronavirus crisis as revenues from sales and hotel taxes have plummeted, the rep

Canvassers To Start Knocking On Doors As Part Of Community Outreach And 2020 Census Countdown In Santa Clara County

Census responses help to direct billions of dollars in federal funds to local communities for schools, roads, hospitals, and other services.

SCU Lightning Complex Fire: CA Receives Federal Funding

The Fire Management Assistance Grant will help the state battle the SCU Lightning Complex Fire, a group of about 20 separate fires.

State orders more restrictions to slow transmission of COVID-19

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Employees recognized at VCPWA for outstanding job performance

On May 19th three County staff members were recognized as Employee of the Year for their work

Gilroy City Council Releases Preliminary Agenda For June 1 Meeting

The preliminary agenda for the June 1, 2020 regular meeting is now available.

Zoom Bomber Interrupts Virtual Town Hall With Disturbing Images

Disturbing child pornography images interrupted the city's Straight Talk meeting and were seen by approximately 100 people.

CA State Senate District 17 Results: How Gilroy Voted

Gilroy Patch's live roundup of Tuesday's election results, including the State Senate District 17 election in Gilroy and San Jose.

Election Preview: Santa Clara County 2020 Primary Races

Here's a full roundup from Patch on the important elections in Santa Clara County for the March 3 California primary.

Supes Raise Funding For Ride-Sharing Service For Foster Kids

After pleas from foster parents, Santa Clara County Supervisors increased funding for a ride-hailing service to transport foster kids.

Where To Vote In Gilroy: Vote Centers, Hours

Here are the local vote centers and when they're open for voters in Gilroy for the March 3 election.

New CA Bill Would Help Prosecute Military Sexual Assault

A new bill in the State Senate would close a loophole that can make it harder to prosecute sexual assault in the military, proponents say.