Morgan Hill tasters brave the heat at annual festival
Patrons of the 20th annual Taste of Morgan Hill found relief
Local Scene: Health & Wellness Fair, Anderson Dam update
Health & Wellness Fair is May 6
Local organizations are teaming up to offer a multi-generational, interactive resource fair focused on health and wellness in Morgan Hill. The Health & Wellness Fair will take place 10am-1pm May 6, at the Morgan Hill Community & Cultural...
Local Scene: Friday Night Music Series starts June 14
Meditation workshop June 8
“Day of Peace” mindfulness meditation workshop takes place 10am-3pm June 8 at the Morgan Hill House, Villa Mira Monte, 17860 Monterey Road. The workshop will be led by James Morrison, who was a Buddhist monk for more than 30 years.
The workshop...
Letter: Facts are stubborn things
The politics of the ‘Big Lie” are alive and well in Morgan Hill. A recent letter to the editor by Karen Fitch attempted to portray Councilmember Yvonne Martinez Beltran’s recent loss of her Mayor Pro Tem status by a 4-1 city council vote as...
Update: Police shoot man armed with kitchen knife, wine bottles in Morgan Hill
Authorities are investigating an incident in which a suspect wielding a kitchen knife was shot by Morgan Hill Police at a Safeway grocery early in the morning April 18.
About 12:20am, MHPD officers responded to the store at 840 East Dunne Ave. to investigate a...
Big-hearted Volunteer Honored With Park Dedication
Those who knew Ken Tougas loved him for his big-heartedness. Now
El Toro trail peaks interest
The round and unobtrusive tranquility projected by El Toro Mountain as it lazes over the west side of Morgan Hill belies the disruption, nuisance and turmoil that a legal hiking trail up its face might introduce into the quiet neighborhoods surrounding the peak, according to residents who plan to continue to fight the City’s plan to develop such a route.
