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December 22, 2025

Hollister looks to sell McCray Street plot for development

The City of Hollister is looking to sell a portion of McCray Street that has been sitting largely unused since the Highway 25 bypass opened in early 2009.

Gilroy restaurant would feature bikini-clad dancers

If Bob Tapella's vision for the old Jeffrey's Restaurant comes to fruition, patrons will be savoring delicious French Dip sandwiches and a cold beer in a classy restaurant in front, or in the company of bikini-clad beauties in the back.

Officials address mishap with late claims

HHS updates process to ensure state and federal reimbursements come back to San Benito County

City official on road to recovery after stroke

Just over a year since a massive stroke, Clay Lee is back at

County leaders wrangle over trigger cuts

In a county supervisors meeting this week, the board decided in a 3-2 vote not to support a possible ballot measure by the California State Association of Counties that would guarantee counties realignment funding through a constitutional amendment.

GOP congressmen want high-speed rail project audited

A dozen Republican congressman have asked the nonpartisan U.S. Government Accountability Office to study California's controversial high-speed rail project, citing "questionable ridership and cost projections."

Bullet train visioning report released

A 128-page analysis that details the first six months of the City of Gilroy's High-Speed Train Visioning Project is now available (link to the left).

County board supports fired off-road official

The San Benito County Board of Supervisors added an urgency item to the Dec. 20 agenda after Jeff Gaffney, the district superintendent for Hollister Hills, spoke during the public comment period about the termination of the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Commission’s deputy director.

Premiere Cinemas in Hollister gets a bathroom break

It's as clear as clean water: Hollister movie-goers are just fine holding off until home before they use the restroom.

$79 million debt puts clamps on RDA

As Hollister officials await word on the future of redevelopment agencies in California, one likely outcome remains clear locally: The city's own RDA will have relatively few discretionary dollars to spend in the final 12 years of allowed program activity.

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