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June 2, 2026

Southside Road subdivision, sewer line gain approval

An 81-unit subdivision and related, oversized sewer line gained unanimous approval from Hollister City Council members Monday.

In wake of population debate, roads official to depart county

The head of the county’s transportation agency announced her resignation at the board of supervisors meeting Tuesday, while one official attributed her departure to a squabble over population projections in a 25-year traffic plan.

Hollister council OKs $50K for tourism efforts

The Hollister City Council on Monday night unanimously approved placing $50,000 from hotel tax revenue in a special fund for use on tourism.

Council weighs using $50K in TOT funds on tourism

The Hollister City Council on Monday night will consider placing $50,000 from hotel tax revenue in a special fund for use on tourism.

San Juan weighs options to address nitrate levels

San Juan Bautista officials are set to consider four options Tuesday to deal with dangerously high levels of nitrate in drinking water.

Gomez faces 100-vote gap in race to catch Muenzer

Victor Gomez has a 100-vote gap to fill in the District 4 county board race heading into November, but he will have extra time and a bigger turnout on his side for the General Election.

Elections office nears finish line on vote count

With about 300 ballots left for tallying, the Measure G facilities bond for San Benito High School continues toward a slim passage.

Hollister Co. clothing brand, biker rally boss feud over trademarks

Mark Cresswell first thought of pursuing a trademark for the Hollister Motorcycle Rally brand in early 2013 when potential sponsors asked him about licensing rights for use on apparel and other goods.

Election: Initial results show just enough support for school bond

Initial election results released Tuesday night indicated a slight edge for supporters of the Measure G capital facilities bond for San Benito High School.

Election: Muenzer, Gomez to face off in District 4 runoff

The District 4 county board race is headed for a November runoff. Incumbent Supervisor Jerry Muenzer held a lead after the elections office released initial results Tuesday night for the District 4 county board race, but not enough to surpass the necessary 50 percent mark to prevent a runoff.

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