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March 4, 2026

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Local leaders list accomplishments

The end of the year, especially one as chaotic as 2017, is often a time for reflection. The Free Lance asked all members of the...

Talk over floating islands, tomato waste heats up

Hollister council members Monday received a report on ways to treat the city’s industrial wastewater facility, including the once proposed floating island concept. In February...

Hollister council appoints Gillio to open seat

Hollister council members Monday appointed Jim Gillio to the open seat representing District 4. Gillio is expected to be sworn in on May 1. Council...

City explores new attorney on pot issue

Marijuana was on the minds of many during this week’s Hollister City Council meeting. Nine community members spoke on the local medical marijuana ordinance during...

City, county committee unity cracks amid questions

The local cities and county’s attempt to cooperate through a special committee isn’t going as smoothly as planned. Hollister Councilman Ray Friend shared his frustrations...

Concerns arise about biker rally costs, vendor fees

City Manager Bill Avera reported on the 2016 Hollister Motorcycle Rally at this week's city council meeting and prompted concern from council members about...

Council set to make dispensary decision by Sept. 19

Hollister City Council members Monday voted 4-1 in support of making a decision by Sept. 19 on a new Medicinal Marijuana Administrative Ordinance that...

Council to weigh final decision on new marijuana rules

With controversy sprouting, Hollister council members plan to move ahead on official consideration of a medicinal marijuana ordinance at their next meeting Monday. The item...

Hollister residents speak out against water rate hikes

Hollister resident Aurelio Zuniga was among the speakers at Monday’s public hearing over the proposed spike in water rates over the next five years. Unlike other residents, though, he said he was not there to protest the water rates, which would double over a five-year period to pay for a series of improvement projects.

Pit bull owner may not face charges

The Gilroy Police Department may not arrest the man who fled the scene after his pit bull attacked a dachshund in the First Street Starbucks parking lot on Thursday morning, causing the small dog to be euthanized, and causing severe non-life threatening injuries to its owner.

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