Group paying $684 for Measure J legal costs
San Benito Rising, the grassroots group of local residents that led the effort to pass Measure J in 2014, is reimbursing the county the full $684 cost for legal expenses incurred fighting related litigation.
More locals indicate intentions for council candidacy
There are a total of four candidates indicating intentions to
LULAC against hospital election lawsuit
The League of United Latin American Citizens wants to make it clear – it is not involved with a redistricting lawsuit against the health care district and opposes the action.
Local districts plan to bypass enforcement of state water fines
San Benito County residents won’t have to fret much about those new $500 fines approved by the state.
With election loss, undersheriff lacked bumping rights
Despite filing a letter of resignation earlier this month,
Updated: Police weigh use of body cameras to go with in-car surveillance
While Hollister officials approved in-car cameras for police vehicles Monday, the local police department is testing out the possible use of body cameras as well, the chief confirmed.
Calendar & Briefs: Farr to make Hollister visit
The congressman representing San Benito County is set to make a visit to Hollister on Tuesday.
