DUI Checkpoints established for graduation weekend
In an effort to curb drunk driving on graduation weekend, the
Wal-Mart says doors are not blocked by carts
Dear Red Phone, I have a serious concern about the safety of our
Gilroy police sergeant talks about deadly downtown shooting
A 46-year-old man was shot and killed while hanging out in the
Nonprofit donates emergency trauma kits to MHPD
Every Morgan Hill Police officer now has the ability to render enhanced life-saving medical aid to critically injured crime, traffic accident and natural disaster victims through the deployment of newly acquired trauma medical bags, according to Sgt. Bill Norman.
Live Oak stuns Sobrato, hands Bulldogs first league loss
For six matches, Sobrato found ways to win. Live Oak, meanwhile, found ways to keep going despite lack of numbers.
SHS staves off Willow Glen to reach title game
Ryan Williams struck out five in a complete-game six-hitter, and the No. 2-seeded Bulldogs edged No. 14 Willow Glen 2-1 in a Division II semifinal game Thursday
Trial date set for Flores murder suspects
Two young men accused of stabbing and killing Morgan Hill resident Cody Flores in May 2015 are scheduled to stand trial in November.Chase Benoit, 22, and Spencer Smith, 22—both facing murder charges—appeared for an arraignment Oct. 17 at the Hall of Justice in San Jose. Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Deborah Ryan set a trial date of Nov. 28 for both suspects, who pleaded not guilty. Smith did not waive his right to a speedy trial, but Benoit did. Ryan said she wanted to the two defendants to be tried on the same schedule.Benoit and Smith have been in custody at the county jail since their arrest shortly after Flores died May 31, 2015. They appeared in court Oct. 17 with shackles on their arms and feet, wearing jail jumpsuits issued to inmates. Both were Morgan Hill residents at the time of Flores’ death.The two defendants are accused of stabbing Flores to death in a field near the intersection of Diana Avenue and Ringle Drive in east Morgan Hill, according to police.Flores’ mother attended the Oct. 17 hearing in San Jose. After the hearing, she initially didn’t want to comment when contacted by the press. However, on the way out of the courthouse she approached the Times and said through tears, “Cody was a good person.”When asked for her name, she replied, “I’m his mom.”Investigators have revealed few details about the late-night stabbing incident and the suspects’ possible motive. The court file on the case, which is held at the clerk’s office in San Jose, does not contain police reports or other narrative of the incident.
Venue change for Silicon Valley Youth Classic
Ten locals will begin practice Friday for he 38th annual Charlie Wedemeyer Silicon Valley Youth Classic All-Star football game, which is just two weeks away.










