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April 22, 2026

Rally: Jail books 50 people over 4-day weekend

A total of 50 people were booked at the San Benito County Jail between Thursday and Sunday, while the Hollister Police Department reported detailed arrest figures from the motorcycle rally weekend.

Victim in scam sends $13,400 to phony grandson

An elderly woman was duped into sending $13,400 to someone claiming to be her grandson in Canada after a supposed vehicle accident, according to the sheriff’s office.

Neighborhood Watch group repairs park

On June 29, the Las Brisas Area Neighborhood Watch group started work to restore Las Brisas Park, according to the Hollister Police Department.

Police look for suspects in weekend stabbing

A stabbing occurred early Saturday morning at East and Fourth streets and police are looking for suspects, according to a statement from the Hollister Police Department.

Grass fire reported; blaze damaged Hollister home over weekend

A grass fire has been reported in the San Juan Canyon area, while there was a structure fire in Hollister over the weekend that destroyed part of a home.

Police chief: No major rally incidents; stabbing appears gang-related

It appears there were no major police emergency incidents related to the Hollister Rally that wrapped up Saturday, according to Police Chief David Westrick.

Blotter: Officers arrest drug users, parole and probation violators

At 3:58 a.m. Wednesday, Hollister police officers responded to a report of pretty theft on San Juan Road.

Woman remains in hospital after fatal motorcycle wreck

Details have emerged in the June 21 motorcycle accident that resulted in the death of a 44-year-old Tres Pinos man and major injuries for a 49-year-old Gilroy woman.

Fire department issues tips for the Fourth of July

With extremely Fourth of July around the corner and hot temperatures expected in the coming week, the Hollister Fire Department issued the following tips for residents:

Local kids get out for a summer day at the park

The annual Kids At the Park event drew more than 850 children who visited more than 25 booths, collecting a stamp on a passport with each stop. The annual event serves as a resource fair for local families, connecting them to educational programs, health services and law enforcement while also offering a chance for children to have some fun at Dunne Park.

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