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December 19, 2025

Sides taken on $1M city loan

As the City of Hollister considers lending $1 million to a

Tax collector to open Friday for payment deadline

Usually, the San Benito County Tax Collector's Office is closed Fridays due to budget cutbacks. That won't be the case this week, however, because a crucial deadline for payments falls on that day.

County weighs use of funds for Ebola preparation

The county is looking to use $66,157 in funds from the California Department of Public Health for services and training related to the Ebola virus.

City, school district pool ideas for Nash Road

Hollister council members and San Benito High School trustees reopened a contentious discussion about the future for a section of Nash Road, a street bisecting the campus that belongs to the county and city.

Mayor urges hike to illegal fireworks fine after incident

In response to Saturday night’s incident involving the use of illegal fireworks injuring five Hollister children, Mayor Ignacio Velazquez on Sunday urged for an increase to the $1,000 fine against people caught with illegal fireworks.

Updated: Owner of destroyed building calls city’s actions ‘witch hunt’

City officials are weighing use of $100,000 to clean up a downtown property destroyed in a March fire and claiming the owner of the building had been living in an illegally converted portion of the site at the time of the blaze.

Updated: Dispensary owner seeks voter approval of medical marijuana

The owner of a medical marijuana dispensary that has been operating on Highway 25 in San Benito County has plans to circulate countywide initiatives in regards to the legalization and taxation of medical marijuana, to potentially appear on a statewide ballot in June 2014.

Supes support PG&E discount that could help large businesses

Pacific Gas and Electric is proposing an economic development rate that could potentially offer a discount of up to 35 percent to large employers who use 200 kilowatts of electricity or more a month, if approved by the California Public Utilities Commission.

Civil Lawyer Breen Chooses Family Over District Attorney Race

San Benito County Bar Association President Paul Breen announced

El Rancho San Benito to be Unveiled

After more than a year of canvassing and courting locals,

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