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Kosmicki: In the Particulates’ world, leaf blowers reign

This is a true story. It is rated PG. Any similarities to other true stories are merely coincidental.

Investigators release report on Frazier Lake plane crash

The private status of Frazier Lake Airpark means the Federal Aviation Administration and Caltrans do not have regulations in place for landscaping of the site’s grass landing strip, where a man died while riding a lawn mower last week.

City weighs deal with Gavilan for old Leatherback site

Hollister council members Monday are set to consider an agreement with developers who would build an "Education Center" for the Gavilan College district.

Amazon climbs to No. 1 on county sales-tax list

The county's auditor Tuesday told supervisors that Amazon.com has become the No. 1 generator of sales tax in unincorporated San Benito County.

Historical museum is a trip down memory lane

Strolling through downtown Hollister’s tree-lined streets past beautiful early 20th-century homes is the San Benito County Historical Society Museum.

Calendar: Youth Alliance, MACE to host fundraiser music events

The Mexican American Committee on Education of San Benito County presents the popular and renowned Chicano, all-time, five-time Grammy award winner Little Joe & La Familia celebrating Cultura in San Benito County. It is set for 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sept. 12 at Bolado Park, 9000 Airline Highway in Tres Pinos.

Updated: Homicide suspected after body found in Panoche Valley

Sheriff's authorities Thursday afternoon found an adult male's body off Panoche Road and suspect he was the victim of a shooting homicide, a department spokesman confirmed.

Reining in horse abuse at Orchard Road sanctuary

Touching a horse’s ears is usually a small task. But for Hollister resident Elizabeth Akers and a horse named Red, it’s a testament to the trust they built after the underweight equine arrived at her home.

County board revives talks on charging rescue fees

County supervisors revived talks Tuesday on the possibility that local governments could send out bills to offset costs of emergency responses.

New fire chief brings hometown spark

Over the years, Hollister resident Bob Martin Del Campo has had the chance to wear a few uniforms: the dress blues and camouflages of the Marines, the camouflage of the Army Reserve, and the purple and orange of FedEx.

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