Forced fixing for pit bulls and Chihuahuas?
Responding to a spike in local attacks involving pit pulls as
Hernandez to face Lofgren in Nov. 5 runoff for U.S. Congress
Longtime U.S. Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren cruised to a commanding lead as ballots were counted for the March 5 primary election.
Lofgren, who is running for her 15th term in office, will face Hollister resident Peter Hernandez—the only Republican in the five-candidate primary field—in a runoff...
Police remind citizens: Dog license renewals due
The Hollister Police Department's Animal Control Bureau is
Alejo’s minimum wage bill to put California near top rate in US
A bill authored by Assemblyman Luis Alejo to increase California’s minimum wage passed both houses of the California Legislature on Thursday and was sent to Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk, where the governor has said he will sign it.
Intersection closure delayed until at least June
The closure planned for this month at one of the city's busiest
County board to talk roads, staffing at retreat meeting
San Benito County supervisors Tuesday are set to hold a special retreat meeting.
Smoking age going up in unincorporated Santa Clara County
In an effort to curb smoking by local youth, Santa Clara County on Tuesday became the first county in California to raise the purchasing age for tobacco and electronic smoking products from 18 to 21.
Due to lawsuit, San Juan may reinstate ban against franchise businesses
Due to a lawsuit and the potential cost to fight it, San Juan Bautista officials are in the process of reinstating a ban against franchise businesses.
Governments put a ‘stop’ to school pedestrian worries
After years of concerns over pedestrian safety near the high school, the city and county recently responded to those worries and installed stop signs at two Nash Road intersections.
Board chair: Housing, highway needs prompt DMB setback
Board Chairman Anthony Botelho today said he was surprised by
