Gilroy company hopes to deliver 1 million pounds of fresh garlic a week this summer Ken Christopher at Christopher Ranch shows off some of the farms garlic. By Staff Report Christopher Ranch, the nation's premier [...]

20-year veteran Shane Palsgrove says that diversity of the department will be among his top priorities   By Staff Report Shane Palsgrove Morgan Hill’s City Manager Christina Turner announced June 15 the appointment of Morgan [...]

Customers, store staff must follow COVID-19 health guidelines A shopper wait to enter Sketchers in the Gilroy Premium Outlets as the county begins to slowly reopen businesses. Photo by Vanessa Soto By Vanessa Soto [...]

Morgan Hill Responsible Growth Coalition say they will take it to voters An artist's rendering of the proposed Morgan Hill Technology Center. By Robert Airoldi Members of an activist group fighting a proposed 60-acre industrial development [...]

Shop opened in 2018, has become a hit with locals By Mike Huguenor It was Father’s Day 2018 when Michelle White went to Yogurt Land and found that the store had closed overnight. The machines were ripped [...]

Track route favored by rail authority will have negative impact on Morgan Hill's historic Villa Mira Monte, society says By Isabel Soloaga The railroad helped to create Morgan Hill’s historical estate Villa Mira Monte when the Victorian [...]

Car parade featured 61 vehicles and several Emerald Regime alumns Cricket Rubino, center, surrounded by members and alumni of the Emerald Regime Marching Band and Color Guard, who offered their support and love as she battles [...]

Despite hits, some continue to feed the needy   Edward Boss Prado Foundation founder Cecelia Pozini loads toasters and coffee pots into a trailer that will be taken to a migrant labor camp in Watsonville. Photo [...]

Patronize the Downtown businesses as often as you can, says MHDA board president By David Dindak Photo by Marty CheekBubble’s owner David Dindak in the ‘vault’ of the downtown wine bar. Downtown Morgan Hill is [...]