Repairs ahead on portions of rail line
The Union Pacific Railroad will be doing some repairs on the
Recent spike in graffiti caused thousands in damage
A recent rash of extensive gang-related graffiti aimed at city
Brett Miller is acting city manager in Hollister
Brett Miller, Hollister’s assistant city manager and manager of administrative services, is acting city manager.
Miller’s appointment Friday afternoon, Nov. 15, was one of the last acts of Bill Avera on his last day on the job before his retirement as city manager.
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County’s jail project has $5 million shortfall
County supervisors are expected Feb. 7 to receive a report regarding the possibility of a $5 million shortfall on the jail-expansion project.
County lifts local landfill cap to add revenue
Looking to find an increased revenue stream, the San Benito
SBHS board allows use of dogs to find contraband
San Benito High School trustees this week approved a board policy to allow the use of trained dogs to find contraband materials on campus, according to Tricia Cooper, the administrative assistant to the superintendent who takes minutes at the meetings.
Updated: Hollister fine from air district wasn’t first for bad odor
Hollister residents in recent years have put up with a foul summer odor caused by San Benito Foods’ tomato cannery waste backing up the city’s industrial sewer pond. Now they’ll foot the bill for a related fine.
Judge rules in favor of Panoche solar project in latest lawsuit
Judge Harry Tobias on Thursday ruled against environmental groups challenging the Panoche Valley Solar Project whose owners hope to start construction in the coming months.















