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Medical marijuana for sale?

May 14, 2009

Two Morgan Hill realtors are looking to open the county's first

Oriental fruit fly officially shooed from MH

May 13, 2013

The Oriental fruit fly was officially eradicated in Morgan Hill late last month, according to a notice from the Santa Clara County Farm Bureau.

Tindall, Bouton lead Sobrato volleyball squad

October 17, 2024

It is the third year for Sobrato volleyball in the Blossom Valley Athletic League’s top division and the Bulldogs are hunting for another high finish and Central Coast Section playoff berth. Coach Daniel Clifton’s squad came in third place the last two years and advanced...

Local Scene: Live above the influence at Oct. 11 resource fair in Morgan Hill

October 9, 2025

The 19th annual Living Above the Influence Community Resource Fair will take place 12-4:30pm Oct. 11 at the Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center Amphitheater, 17000 Monterey Road. This year’s theme is “From Shadows to Sunshine—Embracing a Brighter Future.” The theme was chosen to remind...

MH family-run nursery honored on 25th anniversary

October 31, 2016

Morgan Hill-based Cal Color Growers was one of two companies honored by the Family Business Association of California for celebrating 25 years as family-owned businesses.

Opening Bells Ring for Private School Students

August 28, 2007

Private school students in Morgan Hill are packing their

Events 8.23.05

August 23, 2005

tuesday 8.23 Win an Autographed Copy of Paolini's

New locally owned gun shop opens with a bang

October 15, 2012

Morgan Hill resident Ryan Lokey, 28, spent more than two years acquiring a series of permits from all levels of government to open his new store in an inconspicuous, barely labeled unit of a strip mall in south Morgan Hill, but it was worth the wait because he is finally allowed to preserve and pass along his lifelong passion of precision firearms marksmanship to others.

Officer Overload

June 21, 2005

With only 33 sworn officers working in a busy police department,

YMCA hires longtime local as new executive director

August 16, 2013

After a two-month long interview process, including 10 separate question and answer sessions – four of which took place before a panel of her peers – Kelly Ramirez was still unsure if she landed her dream job as the Mount Madonna YMCA’s Executive Director.

Water district board reviews flood project funding

Man Injured in Wreck

Let’s play in Spanish

MHUSD hires new assistant superintendent, former El Toro principal

Coyote Valley EIR Expected to Address Climate Change

Medical marijuana for sale?

Oriental fruit fly officially shooed from MH

Tindall, Bouton lead Sobrato volleyball squad

Local Scene: Live above the influence at Oct. 11 resource fair in Morgan Hill

MH family-run nursery honored on 25th anniversary

Opening Bells Ring for Private School Students

Events 8.23.05

New locally owned gun shop opens with a bang

Officer Overload

YMCA hires longtime local as new executive director

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