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April 4, 2026

Officer gets commendation for response to Chevron shooting

Chief David Westrick at Monday’s council meeting recounted Officer Carlos Rodriguez’s response to the shooting over biker rally weekend in awarding him a commendation for his actions.

Updated: Cannery produces more daily waste than rest of city users

A discussion about foul odors caused by rotting tomatoes became a debate over water, particularly the massive amounts of it going into the industrial wastewater pond and the use of the resource to clean the sewage system.

Updated: School official says Scattini security deal was ‘redundant’

Hollister council members Monday decided to wait until the upcoming deadline for candidates to declare before appointing the District 2 member set to temporarily succeed Robert Scattini, who resigned from his seat last week.

Drought workshop to focus on water conservation services

Several local organizations are sponsoring an upcoming drought workshop focusing on “Ways We Can All Save Water,” according to an announcement from the Water Resources Association of San Benito County.

Councilman’s resignation spurred by move to new district

District 2 Councilman Robert Scattini has resigned from his elected role following the Hollister School District’s decision to raise rent on a home from which he lives and oversaw Calaveras School security for 25 years.

SBHS alum honored with California Peace Award

A San Benito High School graduate and active member of the local League of United Latin American Citizens group has been named one of four winners for the 30th Assembly District California Peace Award.

Grand jury examines county, water district, school safety

The current San Benito County Civil Grand Jury examined such issues as the recruitment for a county administrative officer, a Sunnyslope Water District project, lockdown procedures at local schools, lacking sheriff's deputies and outdated sheriff's vehicles.

City hones focus on buckled sidewalks, unsafe roads near schools

Hollister officials last week took two steps in what Mayor Ignacio Velazquez referred to as part of efforts to address “infrastructure needs” in the city.

Updated: Judge puts nozzle on oil project

A Monterey County Superior Court judge has halted the Project Indian oil development site near Coalinga while citing a lacking environmental review from local officials.

Part-time teachers at Gavilan point to pay disparity

Some part-time teachers at Gavilan College are outraged that their hourly pay—and often their courses—are being cut while top administrators receive bonuses and increasing salaries.

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