Council ‘retreat’ to include talk on Measure E panel
The Hollister City Council is set to hold a special meeting "retreat" at 5:30 p.m. Monday at the Veterans Memorial Building.
First woman elected to county board, Bowling, passes away
Rita M. Bowling, the first woman elected to the San Benito County Board of Supervisors who went on to serve four terms, has died. She was 76.
New website announced for water project
The Hollister Urban Area Water Project, a collaborative effort under way to deliver high-quality water to the entire Hollister community, has established a website designed to inform the public about the details of the project and keep them up to date as the process proceeds. The page is located at: www.HollisterWaterProject.com.
Water officials tour plant sites, get briefing
City leaders, members of local water boards and agency staff participated in a tour and overview of the Hollister area's water system recently, getting a first-hand look at the community's major water source, seeing how the water is treated and transported, and learning about planned improvements, according to the Water Resources Association of San Benito County.
Pride 2013: Q&A with the mayor on motorcycle rally
Ignacio Velazquez sat down to discuss the rally’s prospects for this year and years to come. Read what he has to say.
Walgreens breaks ground, but state vexed by driveway
Construction has broken ground on the Walgreens project at the core of a debate between Caltrans and the city over a driveway entrance.
Supervisors focus on growing OPEB liability
The burgeoning cost of OPEB, Other Post Employment Benefits, and an unexpected prior year obligation were major items of discussion during the special meeting of the San Benito County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.
County prepares to make call on fire contract
San Benito County supervisors are expected to decide between a fire service contract from the city of Hollister and Calfire in April, after a year of meetings to discuss community fire service needs.
Auditor warns that county might miss crucial deadline
With only a few days left before a crucial deadline, San Benito County Auditor Joe Paul Gonzalez warned the board of supervisors Tuesday that the county’s audited “Comprehensive Annual Financial Report” might not meet the state and federal due date because of severe staffing shortages.
BLM’s final plan would ban OHV users from Clear Creek
With the dust finally settled after a half-decade of debate, it looks as though the Bureau of Land Management plans to follow its long-charted path and permanently shut off the signature use at Clear Creek Management Area – off-highway vehicles.
















