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April 15, 2026

County rushes general plan changes

San Benito County Supervisors approved changes to the county's

Deal between Board, developer gets property tax refund for Rancho Larios homeowners

The San Benito County Board of Supervisors and developers

SBHS officials weigh giving PE credits for band, other activities

San Benito High School Superintendent John Perales urged trustees to consider a more liberal approach to physical education class waivers during the board meeting this week.

Updated: Hollister fire chief investigation cost city $13K

The hiring of an outside investigator to examine allegations against Fire Chief Mike O'Connor cost the city about $13,000, according to a top finance official.

Dem Assembly Candidates Coming to Town

The two democratic candidates for the local 28th District

City approves annual economic development strategy report

The local economy remains stifled by a two-year-old moratorium

County, city plan information sharing in emergencies

Emergency resources personnel from San Benito County gathered Thursday morning for a four-hour workshop to discuss how sharing information with community members might play out in a serious emergency situation – including notes on the benefits and pitfalls of social media, needs of traditional media outlets and what role different agencies might have in an emergency.

City may end parking enforcement in downtown lots

At least in some areas of downtown, drivers may no longer have to worry about citations if they park for longer than two hours.

San Benito remains on hook for back tax

San Benito County received another jolt to its budget this week when an assembly bill introduced in February that would have forgiven $3.5 million in property tax owed due to miscalculations over nearly a decade was killed in the Senate appropriations committee.

Field narrowed for new city manager

City officials spent more than six hours Saturday interviewing

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