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Developer may modify tech park plans

The developer of a proposed industrial project facing public uproar said Oct. 22 that the company is willing to modify its plans based on the overwhelming amount of feedback it has received. The Morgan Hill Planning Commission held its second public hearing in as many...

A treat for the youth

The Santa Clara County Library District’s Bookmobile is taking on a creepy, supernatural twist as Halloween and Day of the Dead approach.

Building permits on the rise

Morgan Hill experienced a jump in permitted housing units in 2018, and 2019 is shaping up to continue that trend. According to Morgan Hill’s Housing Element Annual Progress Report, which every jurisdiction is required to submit annually to the California Department of Housing and Community...

Newsom signs farmworker bill

State Assemblymember Robert Rivas’ long awaited Farmworker Housing Bill was signed into law Oct. 10 by Gov. Gavin Newson.  The law will take effect on Jan. 1, 2020. The Farmworker Housing Act of 2019 passed the Assembly with a concurrence vote of 57-16 and the...

Hotels sue over city ballot measure

The Morgan Hill Hotel Coalition, a group formed to oppose the city’s decision to allow a new hotel to be built in the Madrone business park, served the city with a petition on Oct. 11 opposing the city’s proposed March 2020 ballot language for...

Submissions sought for Veterans Day edition

The Morgan Hill Times will honor local veterans with a Veterans Day-themed edition of South Valley magazine on Nov. 8. The edition is devoted to all U.S. or allied military veterans who are currently South Valley residents or have a connection to this area. To...

Tech park opponents crowd chambers

The Morgan Hill Planning Commission’s review of conceptual plans for a major industrial project Oct. 15 filled the council chambers with residents decrying the plans. In a meeting that lasted four hours, nearly 30 people spoke against Trammell Crow Company’s proposal for three separate buildings...

State nixes Morgan Hill growth control

A new state law that will take effect Jan. 1, 2020 will suspend the City of Morgan Hill’s voter-approved growth control ordinance for five years.

Local Scene: Family Movie Night, Safe Trick Or Treat

Local children and parents are invited to stroll the streets of downtown Morgan Hill to trick-or-treat on Halloween.

Project could mean new jobs

The developer of a proposed industrial project in the northern end of Morgan Hill has submitted plans that show three separate buildings totaling more than 1 million square feet of industrial and commercial space. The developer said the project could mean hundreds of new...

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