Council preps for shopping cart ordinance
The time of unrestricted shopping cart usage in Hollister is coming to an end as city leaders move to adopt an ordinance that regulates the grocery store staple as a way to counter blight.
The council conducted a first reading of the ordinance at its...
City weighs moving air show to July 4 weekend
The Hollister City Council on Monday is set to consider an idea to move the Hollister Airshow from Memorial Day weekend to the weekend of July 4.
Hollister voters OK sales tax for another 5 years
Hollister voters have approved the Measure E sales tax extension by a comfortable margin, according to preliminary results.
Board to consider extending ban on large-scale marijuana
County supervisors Tuesday will hold a public hearing during their Election Day meeting for the extension of a marijuana cultivation ordinance.
Sheriff requests that two employees shift to management
The San Benito County Sheriff's Office has been reorganized to shore up management without adding any additional personnel or increasing the budget.
For city on major grant effort, there’s always next year
While city officials received a courtesy call last week that their application for a community development block grant had been denied, they were still awaiting more information this week on the rating of their application to see if there is any room for improvement during next year's application cycle.
Former assemblyman presents book on Tres Pinos
Tres Pinos resident and former State Assemblyman Peter Frusetta has written a book about the little town were he was born. The Tres Pinos community he calls home was once famous for hay and the site of ice cream parlors and movie theaters, he said.
