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September 20, 2026

Times awarded in state journalism competition

The California News Publishers Association recognized the Morgan Hill Times for its pandemic reporting, handing the team two awards as part of the 2021 California Journalism Awards on May 18. The Times competed in the weekly newspaper circulation of 4,301-11,000 division. The publication received third place...

Gilroy Garlic Festival returns in 2025

The famed Gilroy Garlic Festival will return this summer after a five-year absence, the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association announced. The 2025 version will be on a smaller scale—about one-tenth of the previous festival’s big crowds—and at a different location, the Gilroy Gardens amusement park instead...

Panel upholds firing of Hollister coach

HOLLISTER - An attorney for former San Benito High School

Local electeds react to Capitol riots

Supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6, where Congress was meeting to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s win. Local elected officials reacted on Twitter. Congressman Jimmy Panetta (CA-20) said he is sheltering in place in the Capitol complex. “My staff and I are safe...

JAMM fundraiser a success

More than 150 community members attended the first annual Jackson Academy of Math and Music dinner, silent auction and raffle, held April 26 at Guglielmo Winery in Morgan Hill.

Young mountain lion hides out in front yard of Morgan Hill home

State game wardens are keeping an eye on a young mountain lion that is hiding behind a row of bushes in the front yard of a residence in southwest Morgan Hill, in hopes the animal will move along from the area by nightfall, according to authorities.

More than 100 Flex students enroll at MHUSD

Since Silicon Valley Flex Academy announced it was closing July 26, Morgan Hill Unified School District staff has enrolled more than 100 new students from the defunct charter school at its secondary campuses, according to an Aug. 5 press release.

‘Guys and Dolls Jr.’ at Oakwood Schools

Students of Oakwood High School and Oakwood Middle School will present the "Guys and Dolls Jr." play at 7pm, Thursday and Friday in the Oakwood Theater, 105 John Wilson Way, in Morgan Hill. The production is the schools' annual spring musical and is open to the public free of charge. The production is a student version of the classic tale of loveable New York City gangsters in the 1940s.

OT Park brings unique therapy to Morgan Hill

Pediatric Occupational Therapist Dr. Hiral Khatri has a passion for helping children of all ages and abilities thrive and become independent in their daily school, social and home lives. This passion, along with her extensive education and experience, led her to open OT Park...

Gavilan College aims to complete new library, resource center by end of year

Gavilan College’s new Library and Student Resource Center is about 75% complete and on track to open in early spring 2027, college officials say. The $65 million facility in Gilroy is one of several campus improvement projects funded by Measure X, a facilities bond measure...

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