San Benito County is the apple of Martinelli’s eye
Watsonville juice maker seeks local orchard land for apple production
Red phone: An on again, off again neighborhood
Resident complains about streetlight problems
A history of volunteerism for San Juan fire
San Juan Bautista fire department predates the city it serves
College student ‘emerges’ at art show
Blak Sage Gallery preview show features new artists, Open Studio artists and charming chairs April 13
Supes support PG&E discount that could help large businesses
Pacific Gas and Electric is proposing an economic development rate that could potentially offer a discount of up to 35 percent to large employers who use 200 kilowatts of electricity or more a month, if approved by the California Public Utilities Commission.
Scrapbook April 9-13
BIRTHDAY: Eliodora Rios: Eliodora "Lola" Rios, longtime resident of Gilroy, turned 91 April 4. She was born in Del Rio, Texas, in 1921, and moved to Gilroy with her late husband, George Rios, and their 11 children in 1971. She enjoys her garden and spending time with her family.
GPD: Man found in parking lot died from head injury
The Gilroy Police Department are investigating the cause of death for a middle-aged Gilroy man who they found lying in the parking lot of Launderland on Kern Avenue on March 15 at 4:51 a.m.
Tres Pinos group battles UK band over ‘One Direction’ name
A Tres Pinos-based band has set itself up for a globally prominent legal battle as it claims in a million-dollar lawsuit that it has the right to the name “One Direction,” the same name of a hugely popular British boy band managed by Simon Cowell.
Investigators examining sonar lake images for Sierra evidence
Investigators looking for missing north Morgan Hill teen Sierra LaMar will continue their efforts to find her by examining sonar images of the depths of local reservoirs taken earlier this week, according to a sheriff’s spokesman.
Quiet power
You think – deeply, and preferably in solitude – therefore you are, most likely, an introvert.

















