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City Council votes to shut down Camp Hope in gilroy

The Gilroy City Council narrowly voted to close down a homeless encampment on city-owned property by Dec. 15, at the same meeting where officials presented an update on ongoing efforts to establish a permanent encampment or transitional residence for unhoused people looking for long-term shelter. At the end of the...

Gilroy, CA · 1d
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San José Spotlight

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Grave in Santa Clara cemetery deemed historic

Santa Clara is recognizing a piece of its history often overlooked in the city’s historic preservation efforts — the grave site of Tiburcio Vásquez, a notorious 19th-century outlaw whose legacy is intertwined with the experiences of California’s Mexican-era residents. The City Council unanimously approved the grave site’s historic designation on Oct. 20, giving new recognition... The post Grave in Santa Clara cemetery deemed historic appeared first on San José Spotlight .

Santa Clara, CA · 1d

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Westside / Downtown Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Nov. 10

Good morning! It’s Nov. 10 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Warm with plenty of sunshine in Westside / Downtown. Today will be warm with plenty of sunshine. The high will be 78 with a low of 53. Westside / Downtown news. About...

Santa Cruz, CA · 1d
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San Martin boil water notice does not affect City of Gilroy water customers

California American Water issued a boil water notice on Saturday, November 7, for customers in its West San Martin service area (Zone 1) after E. coli bacteria were detected in that system’s water supply. The City of Gilroy operates a separate water system. This notice does not apply to...

Gilroy, CA · 2d
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Scotts Valley Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Nov. 10

Good morning! It’s Nov. 10 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Today will be pleasant with plenty of sun. The high will be 79 with a low of 49. About 8,500 ballots remain to be processed in Santa Cruz County, with the latest vote update expected around 4 p.m. Tuesday. The 2026 Lookout List features local festivals and volunteer spots. One week left to nominate women for HERstory 2027.

Scotts Valley, CA · 1d

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Monterey County Veterans Day Parade returns to Salinas this Wednesday

MONTEREY COUNTY — Monterey County Veterans Day Parade will return to Oldtown Salinas on Wednesday, Nov. 11, for its 15th annual celebration, with organizers anticipating the largest turnout in the event’s history. This year’s parade will feature retired U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Sam Daniels, 93, as grand...

Monterey County, CA · 2d

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Santa Clara Mayor’s Race: Karen Hardy Leads Close Race One Week After Election Day

Councilmember Karen Hardy continues to lead Santa Clara’s crowded race for mayor. But the contest remains tight as additional ballots are counted. According to the latest election results Monday evening, Hardy has 6,007 votes, or 22.90 percent. Former Councilmember Kathy Watanabe remains in second place with 5,539 votes, or...

Santa Clara, CA · 1d

San José Spotlight

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Santa Clara County veterans receive help at annual Stand Down

For Santa Clara County officials and advocates, their message to local military veterans fighting the challenges of civilian life is clear — we have your back. Veterans and their families were welcomed home at the county’s fourth annual Stand Down. Named for a military time of rest and recovery, Stand Downs started after the Vietnam War to offer resources and care to those who served. The Nov. 5-6 event at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds provided veterans with housing information, employment and legal assistance, medical and dental screenings, mental health resources, clothing, food and even a haircut. A “claims clinic” helped veterans expedite access to their benefits.

Santa Clara County, CA · 16h

The Salinas Californian

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Alvarado Street Brewery unveils its 'forever home'

A new chapter for one of Monterey County's business success stories begins this weekend with the grand opening of Alvarado Street Brewery's new 32,000-square-foot facility in Castroville, a major expansion the brewery is calling its "forever home." The brewery, which owner and head brewer JC Hill started as a homebrew operation less than 20 years ago, is moving the bulk of its beer production and packaging to Castroville, where the operations will share space with a new tasting room. "This is our new forever home where we will make the vast majority of our beer," said Hill during an interview earlier this week. Known as "The Plant," the new facility will become the company's primary production facility and headquarters. The new location will be Alvarado Street Brewery's largest in the Monterey Bay area. Its production facility on Dayton Street in Salinas has largely wound down, Hill said, yet the tasting room there remains in operation. Alvarado Street Brewery & Bistro located in the Carmel Plaza, showcases some of the brewery's more experimental and German-forward beers. Its scenic location with an Art Deco interior in downtown Salinas, was last year rebranded Alvarado Street Brewery Taproom. Located in the heart of downtown

Castroville, CA · 5d

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Valley Water conducts successful water release through new Anderson Dam Tunnel

MORGAN HILL — On Oct. 30, 2026, Valley Water successfully conducted the first controlled release of water from Anderson Reservoir into Coyote Creek through the newly constructed Anderson Dam tunnel. This milestone clears the way for construction to begin on the dam’s seismic reconstruction. During the initial test,...

Santa Clara County, CA · 3d

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Santa Cruz residents with disabilities worry about future of Medi-Cal and other essential services

Beth Stiles moved from North Carolina to Santa Cruz around 10 years ago to be closer to her elderly mother and father. Stiles is a leap-year baby, she said, and likes to think of herself as 16-and-a-half years young rather than 66 years old. An avid knitter and burgeoning business owner, her dream is to take her lived experience as someone with a physical and learning disability and help others with disabilities to advocate for themselves and their care.

Santa Cruz, CA · 2d

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City Raises Recreation Fees, Cuts Garden Rates

The Scotts Valley City Council approved a fee increase for renting community buildings, park gazebos, sports fields and courts at their Oct. 21 meeting. The new rates take effect Jan. 1. Most building rental rates will rise about 4%, while many field and court rentals will increase by $1 an...

Scotts Valley, CA · 2d

Morgan Hill Times

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No local lead changes as registrar continues to count Nov. 3 ballots

Votes continue to be counted in the days since the Nov. 3 midterm elections, in which Morgan Hill voters cast their ballots in races for the mayorship as well as two city council seats, four school board trustees and a city-sponsored ballot measure. No notable changeover has taken place since...

Morgan Hill, CA · 1d

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COMMUNITY OPINION: Six hundred voices – A promise to serve

This opinion was contributed by Dr. Nazhat Parveen Sharma. The opinions expressed do not necessarily represent BenitoLink or other affiliated contributors. Lea este artículo en español aqui. Six hundred voices, perhaps even more,. Rose with a purpose worth fighting for. Not merely ballots, not simply a win,. But...

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San José Spotlight

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California ballot measure limiting local taxes is failing

A California ballot measure defeated in Tuesday night’s election prevented a change which could’ve made it more difficult for local governments and agencies to receive funding by raising the approval threshold. Proposition 43 looks to be failing with 55.4% of statewide voters voting no and 44.1% voting yes. If passed, it would require a two-thirds... The post California ballot measure limiting local taxes is failing appeared first on San José Spotlight .

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Nov. 8 Election Update: Hardy Stays in the Lead, Williams & Crutchlow Still Lead

More votes have been counted, but the picture hasn’t changed. Karen Hardy continues to be the leader in the Santa Clara mayor’s race as of Sunday night, although the contest is still too close to call. Hardy leads the mayor’s race by 450 votes for a total of...

Santa Clara, CA · 2d

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Businesses push back against temporary METRO station location in Watsonville

Santa Cruz METRO officials on Friday presented two possible locations for a temporary downtown Watsonville transit center, a move necessary while the existing station is demolished and replaced with a new facility topped by affordable housing. But business owners near METRO’s preferred location on Union Street say the proposal would...

Watsonville, CA · 5d

The Inertia

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A Marine Protected Area Was Shot Down in Santa Cruz, Leaving Mixed Feelings

A push to expand marine protections in Santa Cruz, California came to an end in October when the California Fish and Game Commission rejected proposals to limit fishing at Pleasure Point and Natural Bridges. As the dust settles after three years of debate, the decision has left local stakeholders divided — some celebrated the news, while others expressed disappointment.

Santa Cruz, CA · 5d