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April 25, 2026

Webcam will allow locals to watch courthouse construction unfold

Smile, you’re on candid courthouse camera.

Man with tattoo horns steals porn

On April 21 at 11 a.m., 30-year-old Gilroy resident Daniel Pacheco was arrested for stealing pornography from Apatzingan Meat Market near the train station on Monterey Street.

Woman dies in Monday wreck on Hwy. 156

A woman died Monday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident on Highway 156 near Hollister that involved a sport utility vehicle and a car.

Driver wins $4.55M settlement for car accident near Red Barn

A former Gilroy resident who endured a debilitating car accident in 2009 on U.S. 101 in Monterey County near the Red Barn flea market has won a $4.55 million settlement from Caltrans, the estate of the other driver and Monterey County.

Car, motorcycle involved in major-injury wreck on Fairview Road

A major-injury accident involving a motorcycle and car occurred around 11:30 a.m. near Hollister, and Calstar has been called to the scene, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Updated: Student in custody, accused of bringing pot cookies to school

Morgan Hill Unified School District officials said the student accused of distributing the marijuana-laced cookies to fellow Live Oak High School students Friday morning is currently in custody with the Morgan Hill Police Department. It is unclear at this time what gender the student is, but school officials said the student is younger than 18.

Police arrest suspects in home burglary

Hollister police Tuesday arrested four female suspects alleged to have possessed laptops and other stolen items taken from a home burglary, according to the Hollister Police Department.

San Juan sets town hall to discuss fire protection

San Juan Bautista will hold a town hall meeting next week to discuss fire protection in light of the county's move toward contracting with the City of Hollister for the services.

DA: Felony grand theft charges for MACSA leaders

The former leaders of the Mexican American Community Services Agency are being charged with felony grand theft after a three-year investigation into the San Jose-based organization known as MACSA whose former Gilroy charter school leaders are suspected for misappropriating and embezzling school funds, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office which made the annoucement Thursday morning.

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