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April 5, 2026

San Juan to host general plan hearing

San Juan Bautista will host a public meeting in February to get comments on the fourth draft of a general plan.

County waste official Rose to retire

Integrated Waste Management Director Mandy Rose is set to retire after serving in the role since August 1999.

Grocery Outlet plans move into former Dollar Tree spot

Grocery Outlet is planning to open a store at the former Dollar Tree location destroyed by fire in December 2013, according to a city council agenda.

City weighs funds for park, officer, tourism, recruitment

Hollister City Council members Monday are set to consider funding for improvements to Valley View Park, a new school resource officer, tourism efforts overseen by the chamber and recruitment of four top officials.

Skateboard areas might hit the ‘spot’

To divert skaters away from the Veterans Memorial Building and offer more places to skate, the city is moving ahead on developing “skate spots” in Hollister. They are used in other communities and are smaller versions of a skate park like the one along Memorial Drive.

City of Hollister updates its website

The city’s website is partying like it’s not 1999.

School official unaware of road consideration before city meeting

The Hollister city council narrowly rejected an idea to close a section of Nash Road in front of the high school while students are in class, but the superintendent of the campus didn’t know the topic was up for a vote.

Panoche solar company to host open house for new office

Panoche Valley Solar, which is developing the 247-megawatt solar farm in southern San Benito County, is hosting an open house to celebrate the opening of a new Hollister office. The open house is set for 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Feb. 5 at The Vault, 452 San Benito St.

Alejo bill aims to strengthen minority protections in elections

Local State Assemblyman Luis Alejo has introduced a bill with a goal of preventing minority groups from being disenfranchised in elections, according to his office.

Upgrades finished on Lessalt water treatment plant

Upgrades are done to the Lessalt Water Treatment Plant as part of a broader plan to improve water quality in the Hollister area, according to the Hollister Urban Area Water Project.

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