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December 28, 2025

Landfill doubles garbage capacity

Residents remain concerned about increased traffic on John Smith Road even as supervisors approved a general plan amendment and application to CalRecycle to expand the daily tonnage allowed into the landfill from 500 tons per day up to 1,000 tons per day.

County board reviews impact fee update

San Benito County supervisors are expected at Tuesday’s meeting to review a comprehensive impact fee study from Willdan Financial Services that will provide guidelines on suggested fees for capital improvement, road impacts, fire mitigation and park and recreation impacts for future developments.

Student-veterans today; doctors of tomorrow

A pair of high-aspiring Gavilan College students – both military veterans who want to become doctors – will be recognized Tuesday during the 7 p.m. school board meeting at Gavilan, located at 5055 Santa Teresa Blvd. in Gilroy.

Remembering those who died on Sept. 11

A historical, significant act doesn't burst on the scene in one day. It begins with a germ of an idea deep in the crevices of the human heart. The right kind of heart connected to hundreds of other hearts ready to do good for strangers.

Body found off Cannon Road in San Benito County

Authorities discovered a body Friday morning near Aromas, but have yet to confirm details about the victim.

A crusade to connect cash with rightful owners

What started with Hollister’s Joan Sattler browsing a weekly Hollister Downtown Association email blast – which included a link to the state’s unclaimed property database – has spurred the local woman’s crusade to help others obtain their money.

For city on major grant effort, there’s always next year

While city officials received a courtesy call last week that their application for a community development block grant had been denied, they were still awaiting more information this week on the rating of their application to see if there is any room for improvement during next year's application cycle.

Charter petition lays groundwork for district consideration

Representatives of a charter school in Gilroy filed a petition at the Aug. 28 Hollister School District trustee's meeting to open a similar program in Hollister for the 2013-14 school year and now they are awaiting the verdict.

Spaces still open for Citizens Police Academy

Space is still available for the fall 2012 session of the Morgan Hill Citizens Police Academy, but spots are likely to fill up quickly.

Gilroy meth distributors given 12, 16 years

The three defendants in the 612 pound methamphetamine raid on Roop Road in 2010 were sentenced in federal court Wednesday, two of them getting 12-year prison sentences and one getting 16 years on account of a prior drug felony, according to Mike Beckwith, prosecuting attorney for the case.

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