Records: City manager report downplays wastewater spills
A Hollister staff report from City Manager Bill Avera addressed two 2016 wastewater spills by stressing that less than 39,000 gallons of effluent reached the San Benito River bed.
Council in negotiations to hire Quilter as city manager
If Hollister City Councilmembers and Interim City Manager Clint
County to reopen BLM-area roads, urge same for Clear Creek
Supervisors today took steps toward ending a nearly two-year
Partner on grant concerns some foundation, city officials
Gang Prevention Coordinator Al De Vos recently gave a presentation to the Hollister City Council about an application for a Promise Neighborhood planning grant due by the end of July. It would encompass work to the west side of Hollister, including the neighborhoods surrounding Calaveras and R.O. Hardin schools. It would provide $500,000 for planning and then open up the county for additional implementation funding of up to $20 million from future grants.
Judge lifts election restraining order
Judge Harry Tobias ruled that a challenge to the District 5
Election upset in District 2
In a major upset in the city elections on Tuesday, Nov. 6, newcomer Rolan Resendiz unseated one-term Councilmember for District 2, Mickie Solorio Luna.
The campaign was contentious, with Resendiz’s past and allegations of domestic violence being brought up by opponents of his campaign. Despite...
Maria Corona named interim director of HHSA
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors appointed Maria Corona, the deputy director of Child Protective Services, as the interim director of the Health and Human Services Agency. She will take over when Kathy Flores retires on May 7 from the position.
Public comment: Clear Creek enthusiasts thank supervisors
During the Aug. 14 San Benito County Board of Supervisors, two members of the public who support the reopening of Clear Creek to off-road vehicles thanked the supervisors for their support of the effort through the years since the park was closed to off-road uses.
Property back to commission, minus commercial development
The San Benito County Planning Commission will reconsider















