Deli hosts foundation fundraiser Oct. 11
Support local charities and nonprofits by going out for lunch or dinner today, as two Morgan Hill locations of Erik’s DeliCafe will be donating proceeds from all sales to the Morgan Hill Community Foundation.
Quake threat looms over Anderson Dam project
The prospect of another typical winter rainy season—the third in a row—combined with continued anxiety about the long-dormant Calaveras and Hayward faults has public water experts accelerating their efforts to improve the capacity and stability of Santa Clara County’s biggest body of water, the...
Morgan Hill declares local emergency
The Morgan Hill City Council Wednesday night approved the proclamation of a local emergency in response to the ongoing PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff, which has resulted in the loss of electricity for thousands of local residents, closures of local businesses and non-functioning traffic...
More than 6,400 without power in Morgan Hill
As of 11:50am Oct. 10, more than 6,400 PG&E customers in Morgan Hill were without electricity due to the utility company’s ongoing Public Safety Power Shutoff, according to the company’s “outage map” website.
Police arrest burglary suspects during Morgan Hill curfew
Morgan Hill Police arrested two men on suspicion of burglary and other charges during a curfew enacted in response to the ongoing Public Safety Power Shutoff, according to authorities.
City to enforce curfew during power shutoff
If and when PG&E turns off electricity in areas of Morgan Hill as part of a scheduled Public Safety Power Shutoff, the city is planning to enforce a temporary curfew in the affected neighborhoods.
Council approves Depot reroute
The Morgan Hill City Council unanimously approved the design review permit for the residential and commercial project that will reroute Depot Street through what is now the Community and Cultural Center parking lot.
The project, proposed by Latala Group, will be a mixed-use space of...
City mulls banning flavored tobacco products
Cities across the country are grappling with what to do about the rising numbers of children and adults using electronic cigarettes and flavored tobacco products; an increasing number of municipalities are considering taking matters into their own hands.
The Morgan Hill City Council last week...
Volunteer effort
Volunteers joined City of Morgan Hill and Cal Fire officials Oct. 5 in planting 157 trees at Butterfield Basin, at the corner of Maple and Railroad avenues. The city received a grant from Cal Fire as part of the California Climate Investments Program to...
