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December 16, 2025

Elections office ‘short on help’ for primary

The county’s elections office is short workers for the June 3 primary, according to the head elections official.

City names dog park after the late Jerry Gabe

The city is naming its dog park after the late Jerry Gabe, an aircraft enthusiast who spent much of his free time at the neighboring airport.

City crosses milestone with new walkways

Downtown Hollister just got more friendly toward pedestrians.

Lieutenant governor candidate makes stop in Hollister

A Republican candidate for lieutenant governor made his view clear on the locally heated matter of fracking. Former state GOP Chairman Ron Nehring, now among challengers to Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom on the June primary ballot, believes petroleum exploration should be wide open and that Democrats are pushing for higher oil and gas prices by opposing fracking.

School positions open in various districts across county

In San Benito County, 30 school district board of education trustee positions and three positions with the county office of education will be up for grabs this year in elections.

Local learns of $8,190 surprise from county

San Benito County publishes list for a total of $194,000 in unclaimed money

Hollister district rolls out plan to curtail tardiness

Faced with a trend of slightly tardy students, the Hollister School District will roll out a new policy next year: letters home to the parents of students who are chronically late to class by one to 29 minutes.

Sides refute claims in debate over proposed fracking ban, oil limits

Hollister’s David Maynard led off Tuesday’s public hearing over a proposed fracking ban with a poem, telling residents in attendance, “Don’t be like Judas Kiss – unleash the abyss.”

Citadel gains permit for steam injections at oil site

Citadel Exploration this week received a state permit to use steam injection technology to extract oil from the Project Indian site in the Bitterwater area.

County deems 63 percent of petition’s sample signatures valid

The county auditor Tuesday announced a sampling showed that 63.2 percent of signatures were deemed valid in the petition effort for a countywide fracking ban, which also includes barring all oil activities in rural designations.

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