Six-minute meeting is a new Planning Commission record
A new record for the shortest meeting ever held by the San
Council to hire firm to study city budget
For years, the city has been giving developers, even local
‘Walkable’ cities expert offers advice, critiques on Hollister
Hollister had a visit last week from a nationally known advocate
Updated: Klauer dog park incites broader debate
Hollister City Council members in a 3-1 vote Tuesday approved allocating $25,000 to establish dog facilities at Klauer Park, but the officials’ talk on that location evolved into a conversation about addressing other parks as well.
Approved county flag design heads to the board
San Benito County could have an approved county flag as soon as
City OKs $50k for gateway promotion
Hollister officials want to stir the creative senses, so to speak, by considering a design competition for some type of Pinnacles National Park promotion on the west side.
LULAC honors Alejo for service to Latino community
San Benito County's state Assemblyman Luis Alejo was honored by the League of United Latin American Citizens last week in Washington, D.C., for his "leadership and service to the Latino community," according to an announcement from his office.
Deep Divide: What are environmental implications of Measure J?
Local resident Larry Rebecchi recalled when Measure J supporters started gathering signatures last summer in their effort to ban hydraulic fracturing and other enhanced forms of extraction practices used by the oil industry to unlock shale deposits, particularly those in the massive Monterey Shale formation.
City commission had 93 percent attendance
During this time period, Commissioner Frank Paura also resigned













