Board, residents express concern about Clear Creek gates
With the permanent closure of Clear Creek Management Area announced recently, another dilemma has developed – landowner access in and around gates blocking off the public lands.
BMX park proposal gets leg up from Hollister council
Jessie Medina is a local skateboarder who recited a commonly heard belief Monday among young people in Hollister.
Planning commission approves Fairfield hotel
The Hollister Planning Commission has approved a new Fairfield Inn and Suites Marriott hotel to be built at 390 Gateway Drive, just west of Tiffany Ford.
City crews address ‘fairly minimal’ storm impacts
There have been “fairly minimal” impacts from the overnight storms in Hollister as it pertains to the city’s public works department and its response, Hollister’s public works chief said Friday morning.
Council votes to hire manager for CDBG funds
The city council last week voted to approve a resolution to allow the city to hire a contract grant administrator to comply with state rules on a Community Development Block Grant the city recently received.
Lodging operators at focus of proposed tourism district
Lodging business owners such as Greg Harvey aren't necessarily against creating a new tax district to support tourism, a business improvement district that would come with some level of investment from the local hospitality industry.
Preview: San Juan to hold hearing on CDBG funding
The city of San Juan Bautista is holding a public hearing March 6 to receive input from the community about spending priorities related to its Community Development Block Grant application for next year’s budget.
Preview: Planning commission to consider Fairfield Inn approval
The Hollister Planning Commission this week is expected to review a request for approval of a new Fairfield Inn & Suites Marriott Hotel to be built at 390 Gateway Drive, just west of Tiffany Ford.
HSD bond survey: District parents ‘not the most consistent voters’
Hollister School District officials cited school parents as being “not the most consistent voters” – as noted in a paid survey consultant’s report – in deciding to place a bond measure on the November ballot instead of June.
Supporters hope BMX course clears hurdles
Even though it is officially illegal for BMX riders to use the skate park in Hollister, the venue over the years has become a haven for both skaters and bicycle users. With overcrowding causing continued safety issues, though, local park leaders are looking into building a separate facility for BMX users on the nearby basketball courts.

















