Gilroy

Gilroy, CA · Traffic & Transit
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Drivers Forced to Pay $562 to Get Cars Back, Then Discover Towing Company Had No Permit
Drivers who attended a California music festival returned to find their cars had been towed, with some people forced to pay $562 to get their vehicles back. But it turns out the towing company didn’t even have the required city permit to remove the cars in the first place. Dozens of people who attended the […]
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Students await opening of new parking lot
After many years of struggling to find parking spots in the neighborhood, San Rafael High School students are wondering if and when they will be able to park in the newly constructed parking lot on Mission Avenue. There are only forty five parking spots in the senior parking lot, which...
Palo Alto Online
Caltrain projects grim future without sales tax measure
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Although Caltrain is looking down the barrel of fiscal disaster, agency representatives who spoke to the Palo Alto City Council on Monday night highlighted their recent efforts to raise revenues and lauded the city as a regional model for public transit partnerships in the run-up to a critical vote.
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Storm Drain Deterioration Closes Off Center Street Access To Rheem Center
(Photo of a notorious subsidence, sinkhole in Rheem which opened on March 13, 2016, at the intersection of Rheem Boulevard and Center Street after eight consecutive days of heavy rain and El Niño). The Center Street driveway connecting the Rheem Shopping Center to the traffic signal at Rheem Boulevard...
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Oakley Breaks Ground on Gold Runner Station, Replacing Troubled Antioch Stop
Antioch-Pittsburg Amtrak Station — Existing Station Slated for Decommissioning. Shovels hit dirt this week at the future Oakley station site as city and rail officials broke ground on a new at-grade station that will bring Gold Runner intercity trains to Oakley and East Contra Costa County. Construction on the 720-foot platform is set to begin this winter or early next year, with train service targeted to launch by spring 2028.
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Caldecott Tunnel Facing Closures as Caltrans Conducts Safety Work
ORINDA, CALIFORNIA – Drivers traveling through the Caldecott Tunnel late at night should prepare for three nights of closures as Caltrans conducts fire safety inspections and routine maintenance. The work begins Monday, October 26, with a different tunnel bore closing each night through Wednesday, October 28. Each closure is...
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Pacifica: Large Crane To Disrupt Traffic For Municipal Pier Stabilization
Traffic in Pacifica will be disrupted for several days beginning Wednesday as a large crane is moved through town to help stabilize the damaged Municipal Pier, the city said. Power Engineering Construction Co. of Alameda is building a pad for the pile-driving crane near Beach Boulevard and Santa Rosa Avenue.