Trip to DC ‘worthwhile’ for Muenzer
San Benito County Supervisor Jerry Muenzer said his short time in Washington, D.C. last week to testify before a legislative subcommittee on the benefits of making Pinnacles National Monument a national park was “very worthwhile.”
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.
SBC voter has 1 ballot question – on Coalinga school
Gruver's property in southern San Benito County lies in the West
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.
Hollister council updated on outdated sewage plan
Council members received a report Monday on the city’s outdated sanitary sewer management plan, currently overdue for an update.
The state water board issued Hollister a notice of violation this month for two separate 2016 wastewater spills that discharged into the San Benito River. The...
Developer lawsuit protesting fees has wide implications
A developer with plans to construct hundreds of homes locally filed a lawsuit against the county and city claiming a $9,500 “annexation fee” charged to builders for each residential lot has no legal justification.
