San Juan water ban could remain in effect for months yet
Officials hope the state order urging San Juan Bautista residents to avoid drinking tap water could be lifted by the start of fall but might stay in effect until spring of 2015, a deadline set to meet the safe standard for nitrates in drinking water.
Partnership to create Highway 152 toll road disbands
The multi-county partnership that was studying the possibility of making Highway 152 a toll road has broken up.
3 councilmen declare intentions to run; another is ’85 percent’ sure
Three Hollister councilmen Monday announced definitive runs for office in November, while another one said he was "85 percent" sure he will seek another term.
Supervisor touts $20M in reserves, but most is assigned
Supervisor Pat Loe in running for District 3 reelection
City extends time to propose projects on downtown plot
Hollister council members Tuesday put off a decision by 90 days on whether to sell the city's plot in the 400 block of San Benito Street.
Hazel Hawkins receives $10 million from state loan program
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Aug. 24 announced $300 million worth of zero-interest loans for struggling hospitals, including Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital which will receive $10 million from the program.
The Hollister hospital, which declared bankruptcy earlier this year, will receive the funds in the coming...
What a relief: City drops sewer rates by nearly $40
The Hollister City Council on Monday night unanimously agreed to
