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January 14, 2026

Local assemblyman weds Watsonville official at Mission SJB

Three days before she was sworn in as a Watsonville councilwoman on Tuesday, Karina Cervantez wed Assemblyman Luis Alejo, D-Watsonville, in a ceremony at Mission San Juan Bautista.

County board inspects costs for public defense, conflict attorneys

The defense of suspected criminals who cannot afford their own attorney costs San Benito County more than $1 million dollars a year – and 8 percent of those cases eat up 35 percent of the budget, according to county figures.

Velazquez takes oath as Hollister’s first at-large mayor

Ignacio Velazquez recited the oath of office Monday night and was sworn in as Hollister's first at-large mayor.

Board to continue budget talks, compare staffing with past years

The San Benito County supervisors will meet Tuesday for a special meeting to continue discussions related to the budget that came out of the board retreat, at 9 a.m.

$514K more in healthcare liability adds to county shortfall

When the county auditor presented a final 2012-13 budget to San Benito County supervisors Tuesday, after his completed its review of the document, there were a few unanticipated expenses and revenues that came up that weren’t discussed at the budget hearings over the summer.

Council to weigh self-help development before mayor gets sworn in

The Hollister City Council will have one piece of business to handle Monday before the new mayor and two incumbent members are sworn in.

Supervisors nix outside use of board chambers

Nonprofits and other community groups will no longer have the capability of reserving the county board chambers.

Updated: Is the city getting out of the rental business?

With the Veterans Memorial Building facing a $75,000 annual operating deficit, Hollister officials have been in talks with local veterans groups about the potential for the organizations to manage the property.

With $75K annual deficit for veterans building, city weighs options

With the Veterans Memorial Building facing about a $75,000 annual operating deficit, Hollister officials have been in talks with local veterans groups about the potential for the organizations to take on operations and maintenance of the property.

Supervisors appoint 3 members to fill out Tres Pinos water board

San Benito County supervisors unanimously appointed three members to the five-member Tres Pinos Water District board Tuesday.

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