Politics

Fundraising disparity curtailed in District 5 council race

October 28, 2008

HOLLISTER

County forms placed online to save time, money

October 27, 2008

HOLLISTER

San Juan makes manager title permanent for Grimsley

March 30, 2012

The San Juan Bautista City Council has removed the interim title from City Manager Roger Grimsley, extending the contract of the former engineer and longtime government worker who came out of retirement last summer to fill a leadership void created when Stephen Julian resigned in May.

Hooper to Run For District Attorney

January 30, 2006

Veteran Deputy District Attorney Candice Hooper announced Friday

Supes preview: County considers gang position, panel

October 13, 2008

HOLLISTER

Interim county counsel ready for first Supervisor’s meeting

April 12, 2005

San Benito County's new interim county counsel will preside over

Council to hire firm to study city budget

October 21, 2003

For years, the city has been giving developers, even local

Supes Put the Brakes on Motorcycle Park Plans

November 16, 2006

Hollister

Legislators face 5 percent pay cut next year

June 1, 2012

The citizens' panel charged with setting the salaries of state elected officials voted Thursday to cut the pay for legislators, the governor and other top officials by 5 percent next year. The reduction will come on top of an 18 percent pay cut enacted three years ago that has not been restored.

Sales Tax Advocates Launch Campaign

County board readies to weigh pot options

Alejo, Bernosky to compete for Assembly

Mayor to close Vault so he can make rally decisions

Handler’s layoff leads to retirement for K-9 Deputy Dix

Fundraising disparity curtailed in District 5 council race

County forms placed online to save time, money

San Juan makes manager title permanent for Grimsley

Hooper to Run For District Attorney

Supes preview: County considers gang position, panel

Interim county counsel ready for first Supervisor’s meeting

Council to hire firm to study city budget

Supes Put the Brakes on Motorcycle Park Plans

Legislators face 5 percent pay cut next year

City Moving Ahead With Service Cuts

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