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April 4, 2026

Central Coast lawmakers have new laws on tap

A host of new laws are going into effect statewide Jan. 1, and Central Coast lawmakers have contributed their share.

Motorcycle rally, animal control on agenda for intergovernmental panel

Several highly debated topics – including a Hollister motorcycle rally – are on the agenda at the year's first intergovernmental committee meeting.

County employees remain over vacation cap

Two county employees were reported to have at least 87 days over a vacation cap implemented in April as supervisors received a six-month status report on balances Tuesday.

Longtime GOP chairman: Outside votes swayed decision in defeat

After about a dozen years as the face and voice of the San Benito County Republican Central Committee, Marvin Jones is no longer heading up the local organization.

Momentum builds for a 2013 motorcycle rally

In November 2008, council members canceled the Hollister Motorcycle Rally for the second time in less than three years. Top officials in the deficit-straddled city decided financial security outweighed the escalating costs – primarily a $360,000 security price tag – which came with Hollister’s signature event.

Councilman ‘in shock’ after mayor’s recusal on motorcycle rally

Councilman Victor Gomez told fellow officials he was "in shock" when newly elected Mayor Ignacio Velazquez announced Monday he would recuse himself from any discussions or decisions regarding a potential motorcycle rally.

Hollister council honors victims of Conn. school shooting

Hollister council members Monday honored the victims of Friday's shooting spree at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

Hollister fire chief set to retire in April

Hollister Fire Chief Fred Cheshire, subject of the fire union's no-confidence vote earlier this year, is set to retire in April.

Officials to weigh adverse poll results, options for district

San Benito County supervisors will decide Tuesday if they want to pursue a community services district that could offer an enhanced level of service for parks, recreation, and libraries.

For now, new mayor recuses himself on biker rally

The new Hollister mayor acknowledged Monday that his ownership of The Vault property will force him to recuse himself from any dialogue or decisions regarding a prospective biker rally.

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