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April 28, 2026

VFW to honor active soldiers with banner program

Bernie Ramirez took over as president of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter in July, and he’s already taking action with a new banner program aimed at active servicemen.

Aerators break down at industrial sewer pond

Aerators broke down due to an electrical fire late Thursday at the industrial sewer pond used to treat waste from the tomato cannery, causing the city to use emergency generators at the site, city officials confirmed.

County considers accepting proposals for Resource Recovery Park

After months of debate, county supervisors Tuesday are set to consider requesting proposals to operate at a Resource Recovery Park at the John Smith Landfill.

Coalition mulls over trailers for homeless after losing shelter funds

Government agencies have been working with the Homeless Coalition of San Benito County on solving short-term homeless issues and the problem with a lacking, permanent shelter as well.

Supervisor suggests portable toilet at homeless site near river

Government leaders are continuing talks on dealing with a growing homeless problem in a county without a permanent shelter. In the meantime, a supervisor last week asked about offering some temporary amenities to a group living near the San Benito River bed.

Council to weigh bids for $3.2M airport runway project

Hollister council members Monday are set to consider bid proposals for a $3.2 million runway reconstruction funded by a federal grant.

City may return TOT funds to help stimulate hotel building

Hollister officials are weighing whether to use transient occupancy tax revenue to help local hotels finance new construction or refurbishment projects.

City, county to weigh next move on expansion at skate park

Hollister council members are potentially moving forward on plans to expand skate park at Veterans Memorial Park five months after approving an expenditure for a BMX facility on the grounds.

Updated: Citadel producing oil, plans to pursue ‘several hundred’ wells

Project Indian, the oil enterprise owned by Citadel Exploration and a core part of the debate over extraction practices here, is now producing a "mobile" form of oil, the company announced Wednesday.

Updated: Council OKs $25K reward in Zendejas killing

Hollister council members Tuesday voted 3-1 to allocate $50,000 toward potential rewards for information in local crimes, including $25,000 offered for help in the Aug. 1 killing of 19-year-old Ariana Zendejas.

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