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December 11, 2025

Board backfills Cienega Road fund

San Benito County supervisors moved $48,000 from the general fund to the Cienega Road Realignment Fund when they approved the 2016-17 budget during their Aug. 9 meeting. The move was a response to backfill eight years of funding that was never transferred from the sheriff’s budget.

Three new faces on Hollister school board

A trio of fresh faces will join the Hollister School District’s Board of Education at a time where the governing body is in the process of selecting a new superintendent. Challengers Carla Torres-Deluna, Stephen Kain and Jan Grist finished one-two-three in the six-candidate race for...

Chamber gives Velazquez highest rating among candidates for mayor

The San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau has rated Ignacio Velazquez with the most "stars" as a candidate for mayor and also supports Measure E, the proposed extension to the 1 percent sales tax in Hollister, according to an announcement made this week.

Mayor: City to define negligence in new fire-fee proposal

The mayor Tuesday said the city is adding language to the draft ordinance proposing to charge fees for some fire department responses that would narrowly define the negligence factor used to determine when someone is billed.

Cut would affect 9 percent of county residents on food stamps

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives has voted to cut $40 billion from the SNAP program, or food stamp program. In July, the House voted for a farm bill that separated the SNAP program funding from the larger farm bill.

Updated: Hollister council OKs fees for some fire responses

Hollister council members Monday approved an ordinance to establish fees charged to residents for some fire department responses.

Council ponders airport business incubator concept

The Hollister City Council is considering taking a crack at a

City moves to allow more home buildings

The Hollister City Council still awaits clearance from the State of California to ensure that a new growth management program adopted earlier this year will not conflict with rules set by the California Department of Housing and Community Development. To ensure that the city will...

New emergency notification system set up in county

San Benito County has entered into an agreement along with Santa Cruz County for a CodeRED emergency notification system, according to an announcement from the Hollister Police Department. 

Hollister Bureau of Land Management Office Gets New Manager

The more than 300,000 acres of land overseen by the federal

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