City seeks public input on downtown plan update
Morgan Hill is starting work on a major update to its downtown planning rules, a two-year effort that will reshape the area’s housing, parking and streets in the years ahead.
The Planning Commission got its first look at the project, called the Greater Downtown Specific...
Religion: Your faith should change your life
How has your faith changed your life? Or has it?
In my daily Bible reading, I came across this nugget: “Then I proclaimed a fast there, at the river Ahava, that we might humble ourselves before our God, to seek from him a safe journey...
Supe search to feature union interviews with candidates
The school board embraced an era of openness Thursday night as
Religion: Find happiness in your mind: a timeless secret for modern life
In our busy lives here in Morgan Hill, Gilroy and beyond, we often feel stressed by traffic, work deadlines or daily chores. We look for peace in vacations, shopping or other external things. But what if the real source of happiness has been inside us all...
Covid surge takes toll on school attendance
Students, teachers and staff at local schools returned from winter break to an “all time high” number of weekly reported Covid-19 cases, according to Morgan Hill Unified School District staff.
For the week of Jan. 3-9, a total of 177 students and 24 staff members...
MHUSD roundup: New leadership for school sites
Morgan Hill Unified Superintendent Steve Betando announced the hiring of two new principals and one assistant principal at the June 24 Board of Education meeting.
MHUSD to host Kindergarten Roundup on Jan. 28
MHUSD will be holding its inaugural “Kindergarten Roundup” from 9 a.m. to noon Jan. 28 at the Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center, 17000 Monterey Road.
Hispanic students leave school, march to show support for Mexico
More than 200 Hispanic teens skipped school Thursday and marched
Los Paseos Elementary School News
LOS PASEOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL dedicated its mural the morning of Jan. 10. The ceremony was attended by the entire student body, parents, Morgan Hill Unified School District Deputy Superintendent Bonnie Tognazzini, Morgan Hill school trustees, district administrators and many community members, including San Jose Councilman Forrest Williams.
















