Morgan Hill Merchants Miss Arrested ‘Leaf Blower’
One of downtown's most highly visible characters is locked in
Community Solutions gains donation from British Fall Classic
Sponsors of September’s British Fall Classic Car Show in Morgan Hill presented a check for $5,800 to Community Solutions. The money was raised from the second annual car show event which British antique cars and a trip through Morgan Hill wine country Sept. 14 and 15. The car show was sponsored by On The Road Again Classics, Ladera Grill and Heritage Bank of Commerce. Community Solutions is a nonprofit organization offering behavioral health services, domestic violence and sexual assault services, prevention and intervention to South Santa Clara County.
Cura Contemporary celebrates grand opening in downtown Morgan Hill
Hundreds of people attended the long anticipated grand opening of the Cura Contemporary art center in downtown Morgan Hill on Nov. 16.
Featuring two floors of exhibition space—currently displaying works from dozens of artists—as well as areas for workshops and demonstrations, a ground floor wine...
Reaching out to others
Members of “I Love Morgan Hill,” a charitable arm of the local Cathedral of Faith congregation, passed out groceries to some 230 qualified families as part of their “Reaching Out Food Program,” which was held March 8 at the Morgan Hill Community Center.
Pregnant Gilroy woman dies in New Year’s Day accident
A 29-year-old pregnant Gilroy woman died in a three-vehicle crash on New Year's Day, according to authorities.
The California Highway Patrol said their office is actively investigating the accident, which occurred about 6:37pm Jan. 1 on Leavesley Road, east of New Avenue. Officers responded to...
Rivas visits L.A. wildfire scene
California Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas, of Hollister, and a delegation of 14 Assembly members met with firefighters and officials in Los Angeles last week to discuss how to further assist emergency response efforts, and to fast-track recovery from the devastating and deadly wildfires, Rivas’...
County supes request plan for aiding immigrants who may face deportation
Responding to community concerns about potential changes in federal deportation policies with a change in administration in Washington, D.C., the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors President Dave Cortese and Supervisor Cindy Chavez are promoting a plan to keep residents informed about their rights and provide legal representation to those who may need it.
Solar power: green and cheap, say local couple
A local couple recently installed one of the largest and most
