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December 19, 2025

Hollister council OKs funds for traffic officer, urges fee hike

The Hollister council Monday approved an item urging the county board to OK increasing local vehicle fees to pay for a traffic enforcement officer.

Elections official expects turnout to approach 45 percent

The county elections office is expecting turnout of between 40 percent and 45 percent for Tuesday’s election, according to the assistant clerk-recorder-registrar.

Skate park users air ideas on expansion project

Skaters like Nathan Parra say they often head to other cities’ skateboarding facilities in order to find a suitable challenge.

Sides in Ridgemark tree case hope to resolve it out of court

A court hearing in a civil matter between the Ridgemark Homes Association and JMK Golf LLC has been delayed as the parties try to reach an out-of-court agreement about what unkept trees to cut down on a fallow section of former fairway.

City installing crosswalks near schools

Over the next two weeks, the city plans to install high-visibility crosswalks near two local schools.

Police to weigh traffic officer role after citation decline

The Hollister Police Department is asking for the council's direction on the possible funding of a traffic officer with money provided through an assembly bill.

Updated: Hollister fire chief placed on leave

Hollister officials last week placed Fire Chief Mike O'Connor on administrative leave due to an undisclosed personnel matter in the department, Mayor Ignacio Velazquez confirmed.

Latest records: No on J side nears $1.9M in donations

Measure J's opposition has brought its donation total to nearly $1.9 million through the latest reporting period, while the committee supporting the initiative raised a total of about $108,000 through the same date, according to campaign finance documents.

New emergency notification system set up in county

San Benito County has entered into an agreement along with Santa Cruz County for a CodeRED emergency notification system, according to an announcement from the Hollister Police Department. 

San Juan council puts off sign ordinance consideration

San Juan Bautista council members Tuesday delayed consideration of a new sign ordinance barring such signs as those that are animated, portable or freestanding billboards.

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