Power out in downtown Morgan Hill
Power is out to more than 7,000 customers after an underground
Morgan Hill election: The latest results from Nov. 5 balloting
More ballots counted have not resulted in any lead changes in City of Morgan Hill election races as of late Nov. 5, according to the latest results from the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters office.
Mayor Mark Turner holds a commanding lead over challenger...
County Coroner Identifies Coyote Resevoir Drowning Victim
The county coroner identified Luyen Ngoc Bui, a 37-year-old man
Morgan Hill kicks off Pride Month
Morgan Hill began its month-long celebration of June as Pride Month at the June 1 Pridefest, which was held at the City Hall campus to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community.
The June 1 event featured speakers, entertainment, advocacy and education. The celebration kicked off with a...
Winery celebrates 100 years of family, friends, community
The sun was low in the winter sky, making it difficult to get a clear shot of the front of the ancient ivy-covered rockwall face of the oldest winery in Santa Clara Valley. I could barely make out the words “E. Guglielmo & Son,...
Hernandez appointed Morgan Hill’s new fire chief
Marcus Hernandez, a Cal Fire veteran who began his career in 2003, was recently appointed Morgan Hill’s new fire chief.
Hernandez also now serves as Unit Chief of the Cal Fire Santa Clara Unit. He is serving in both positions as of May 5.
“We are...
County Hosts Women’s Exhibit
The Santa Clara County's Office of Women's Policy and Programs, the Commission on The Status of Women and the International Museum of Women are sponsoring an art exhibit on women's issues at the Santa Clara County Government Building Lobby, 70 West Hedding, in San Jose.
Painting the town bull
Public art continues to deck the downtown, as students from Central High School are in the midst of painting a giant mural depicting local life covering the rear outside wall of the Granada Theater. The students, working with San Jose based Empire Seven Studios, gained funding for the project through City Hall’s “mini-grant” program which includes a dozen art pieces to be completed throughout the spring.













