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Relay for Life of Hollister exceeded its fundraising goal for this year’s event, according to organizers. Relay for Life of Hollister ran its 17th annual...

After establishing himself as one of the best pitchers in the Central Coast Section this past season, Diego Fisher was rewarded with an offer from UC Davis that he couldn’t turn down. Fisher, an incoming San Benito High senior, received an offer from the Aggies after taking an unofficial visit to the school on July 15.

Whine and complain, moan and groan, it appears that’s all your “Community ‘Insight’ board” can do. Throwing slings and arrows out and never once offering a solution to the problem. I do not even intend to argue about the “intentional deceit” of your editorial.

The San Benito High School senior trip to Disneyland has been canceled after a widespread outbreak of illness, according to the high school district. There...

The San Benito High School teachers’ union is absolutely right: There’s no good reason for the district to go on without some type of audio or video recording to document what’s said at public meetings.

Hollister City Councilman and local Realtor Karson Klauer, along with his wife Vanessa, donated $15,000 for San Benito High School to purchase a new scoreboard, confirmed Superintendent John Perales.

It isn’t a big surprise that San Benito High School District officials are broaching the potential for a second facilities bond. That's because the first one approved in 2014 covered about half of the district’s mega-campus “modernization” master plan that includes more than $80 million in projects that could be funded by the bond and general fund—with about $20 million of it slated for sports-related expenses.

Gaining access to information through the Internet might get a whole lot faster for students at some schools in San Benito County.

The red sunset filled the Friday evening sky above Salinas High Stadium, and Hollister High's sea of red, its populous football team, was trying to do the same on the field.

Coaches love athletes like Andrew Sotelo, an incoming San Benito High senior who practices everyday with fierce determination while being able to transfer that energy to game day.