City wants to use $375K in grant funds on sidewalk repairs
There may be fewer Hollister people tripping over cracks in sidewalks in the near future.
Updated: Police weigh use of body cameras to go with in-car surveillance
While Hollister officials approved in-car cameras for police vehicles Monday, the local police department is testing out the possible use of body cameras as well, the chief confirmed.
Road to reelection is through Snow for Velazquez
Hollister doesn't have quite the crowd running for mayor as it did two years ago.
Updated: Council fills empty seat for 3-month tenure
The Hollister council this week appointed Shari Stevenson to fill a brief vacancy in the District 2 seat on the council.
BLM releases report on fracking in California
The Bureau of Land Management on Thursday released results of a study from the California Council on Science and Technology regarding hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in California.
Group: Judge orders Citadel to halt well production
A Monterey County judge Wednesday ordered Citadel Exploration to halt its drilling at an exploratory well in San Benito County, according to a spokesman for the Center for Biological Diversity.
BLM to release results of review on fracking, other drilling practices
The Bureau of Land Management on Thursday is set to announce results of a review on well-stimulation technologies in the state such as fracking, according to the BLM in an announcement released Wednesday.
Congressman announces support for county fracking ban on ballot
Congressman Sam Farr announced his support of November ballot measure aiming to ban fracking and other enhanced recovery methods used by the oil industry.
Calendar & Briefs: Farr to make Hollister visit
The congressman representing San Benito County is set to make a visit to Hollister on Tuesday.
Mayor wants to enforce law on illegal yard sale signs, calls them ‘trash’
Hollister's mayor wants to clean up the traffic poles, stop signs and other public property acting as posts for residents' illegal yard sale signs on weekends, but the code enforcement director said he needs more city council direction on the matter before enforcing the law.
