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With summer around the corner, the year-round Morgan Hill Farmers’ Market is gearing up for a busy season of fresh produce and crowds. The market is held every Saturday from 9am to 1pm in the Caltrain Station’s parking lot on Depot Street, between Second...

A new contract for Morgan Hill's sports field complex has been in the works for over two years, but this July the new contractor, the Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Center, will take over the operation of the park. The city hopes the new operator...

Homeless advocates are calling on Gilroy to declare a public emergency in hopes of making state aid available for year-round shelters for people without homes. Jan Bernstein-Chargin, chair of the board of the Gilroy-based Compassion Center, said the emergency declaration could be an immediate step...

The Gilroy City Council last week inked a one-year exclusivity agreement with Sharks Sports Entertainment LLC, as a first step toward building a recreational ice skating facility in the city.

The Wings of History Air Museum at the San Martin Airport will host the 2019 Aviation Day 8am-2:30pm May 18.

The Federal Rail Administration has pulled funding for California’s High-Speed Rail Project. In a letter sent to High-Speed Rail Authority President, Brian Kelly, the FRA said it will be terminating the 2010 cooperative agreement between the two agencies. This will pull $929 million in funding...

"Old habits die hard," said Morgan Hill Mayor Rich Constantine, a retired firefighter, when asked why he rushed over to help a man suffering a medical emergency at the Amgen Tour of California finish line May 14.

Frenchman Remi Cavagna of the Deceuninck — Quick-Step cycling team won stage 3 of the California Tour of California May 14, crossing the finish line in Morgan Hill more than seven minutes before the rest of the pack.

Morgan Hill residents received an apology from City Hall on Tuesday evening for traffic delays following the Amgen Tour of California passing through the city.

The Morgan Hill Police Department in 2018 hired six new officers, made fewer arrests and wrote more traffic citations than the previous year, according to the department's annual report.