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March 19, 2026

Historical Society hosts summer picnic Saturday

It should be a glorious day for a picnic at Villa Mira Monte on Saturday, with lively entertainment starting at 5:30 p.m.

Cordoba Center meeting Tuesday in Morgan Hill

A lengthy report by county planning staff recommends the approval of the Cordoba Center mosque and community center project in San Martin, and might put to rest the many worries and questions that residents have submitted in response to the proposal.

Another invasive fruit fly found

Authorities found one more Oriental fruit fly in Morgan Hill since the state declared a local infestation of the potentially destructive, non-native insect, but the farming community is encouraged that a “devastating” quarantine of crops headed for markets out of town will not be initiated.

Resurgence in real estate

A combination of favorable market conditions for consumers and city development policies are contributing to a resurgence in the real estate and construction industries in Morgan Hill.

1,000 residents without power after car collides with pole

More than 1,000 residents of Morgan Hill were without electricity for about four hours Monday after a car collided with a utility pole, according to a PG&E spokesperson.

Star speaker lined up for Poppy Jasper Film Festival

Morgan Hill’s Poppy Jasper Short Film Festival this week announced that noted Hollywood film composer Harry Manfredini will be its star speaker in October.

Three servicemen sons

Morgan Hill resident Nanci Brand isn’t one to boast or brag without prompting, but the soft-spoken mother of three young servicemen is clearly proud of her sons, who have all coincidentally chosen to serve their country in the armed forces at the same time.

Not in compliance again: Saint Louise could lose all Medicare funding

In what could be a crippling blow to South County’s only hospital, federal Medicare funding could be cut off for Saint Louise Regional Hospital in less than three months.

Malnourished horses abandoned by the highway, left to starve by owner

A pair of abused horses are headed for greener pastures after being rescued and turned over to a nurturing caretaker, who will try to find the equines a better home.

American Red Cross Youth Club of South County

The American Red Cross are presenting a Scrubby the Bear activity at the Children's Learning Center on 4th Street in San Jose 9:15 a.m. July 26. The Youth have been presenting this and a Safety Bear Story to preschools and learning center during the summer. ...

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