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South County public safety personnel were honored at the May 13 “Blue and Gold” event at the Old City Hall restaurant in Gilroy. The purpose of the 21st annual event, hosted by the Gilroy Exchange Club, is to recognize those public service officers and first responders “who have gone beyond the call of duty,” according to an announcement from the Exchange Club.Presented Blue and Gold awards by their respective department’s top brass were Gilroy Fire Captain Jim Buessing, Morgan Hill Apparatus Engineer/Paramedic David Riley, CAL FIRE Captain Paramedic Jesse Winnen, Santa Clara County Sheriff Sgt. Rick Alanis, California Highway Patrol Officer Lori Gonzales, Morgan Hill Police Detective Jason Broyer and Gilroy Police Department Detective Bill Richmond.In addition, Denise Brown was awarded the Book of Golden Deeds Award to recognize the quiet deeds of America's unsung heroes.

Before a packed house at Sobrato on Sept. 6, Live Oak crossed town to rout the Bulldogs 56-21 and snatch back the El Toro Bowl title.  The Acorns’ rushing game was dominant, recording 417 yards and seven touchdowns on 42 rushes, a 9.9 yard-per-carry average....

In an era dominated by national headlines and global news, local community journalism remains a crucial aspect of informed democracy, civic engagement and social unity. While major media outlets focus on international and national affairs, local journalists provide residents with essential coverage of the...

There’s a storm a brewin’ in South County but the heavy stuff won’t hit Morgan Hill until mid to late Saturday afternoon, according to National Weather Service Forecaster Bob Benjamin.

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Efreen Gonzalez' voice quivered as he stood before the court. He

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