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March 20, 2026

‘X Factor’ boy band recording in Morgan Hill this week, will perform at 9Lives

The stage lights on FOX’s hit talent show “The X Factor” may have gone out, but not for Gilroy teen and former contestant Austin Corini.

Santa Clara, Monterey Boy Scout Councils merge

Following a year of preparation, the Boy Scout Councils of the Monterey Bay Area and Santa Clara County decided to merge the two groups.

Goodwill Harvest

Volunteers pitched in, picked up trimming shears, put on gloves and got to work snipping persimmons from trees on a recent Saturday morning in a rural orchard in unincorporated South County. The cold weather and muddy conditions didn't stop them from digging and gathering fruit that would go to a good cause.

KlaasKids will host a press conference to educate parents on child safety tools

In the wake of the disappearance of Sierra LaMar, a 15-year-old Sobrato High School cheerleader, a children's safety group is hoping to educate parents on the technologically advanced safety options available to them.

Join the Arbor Day Foundation, get five free trees

Residents of California can ring in the New Year with five free crapemyrtle trees by joining the Arbor Day Foundation any time during the month of January.

Henry Coe advocates renew deal to keep park open

The future is looking bright for 87,000 acres of majestic South County backcountry stretching east of Highway 101 between Gilroy and Morgan Hill that was recently in danger of being closed to the public.

Teen and senior drivers: Start the New Year right behind the wheel

The Hollister-Gilroy area California Highway Patrol office will offer two safe driving programs in January – one for teenage drivers and one for senior citizen drivers.

MHPD will use $100k in state funding to supplement two multi-service officers

The Morgan Hill Police Department will use $100,000 in state funding to offset the burden of local funds and allow officers to spend more time on patrol and perform active police work.

Raley’s, union workers hammer out new contract

United Food and Commercial Workers Union members recently voted in favor of a new two-year labor contract with the Sacramento-based grocery store chain Raley's, which operates two Nob Hill Foods grocery stores in Gilroy and Morgan Hill. The newly ratified contract comes more than a month after nearly 7,000 UFCW workers went on strike over wage issues and claims of unfair labor practices.

Celebrating 70 years of sustainability

A sustainability-oriented conservation agency providing beneficial services to Santa Clara and San Benito counties recently celebrated seven decades of involvement in the agricultural community.

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