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April 6, 2026

Mayor expects city to request multiple bids for newsletter

Mayor Ignacio Velazquez said his idea for a print newsletter is a means to improve Hollister’s communication with the public and prevent the spread of misinformation. He also suggested that staff officials will have to solicit multiple bids before moving forward.

Tax collector hours to remain the same

Though the second installment of San Benito County property taxes was due April 10 – a week previous to the Board of Supervisors’ meeting this past Tuesday – Supervisor Jaime De La Cruz brought forward an agenda item to discuss the tax collector office hours of operation during tax season.

Congressman scheduled to hold town hall meeting Monday

Farr is holding similar events throughout region in the coming

City to take $1 million hit from deal

Hollister's share of cuts to local governments from the state's

Pacheco Pass speed demons

The perils of Pacheco Pass Highway are fairly plain to see:

Hollister fire loses federal funding for 12 firefighters

The Hollister Fire Department failed to receive a federal grant to continue funding 12 firefighter positions, the city manager confirmed during Monday's council meeting.

San Benito County Sheriff investigates FB post that allegedly threatened local officials

The San Benito County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a social media page that recently posted a political cartoon that allegedly encouraged violence against public officials and their families, according to authorities.  The Facebook page known as “Benito Beet Beat” published the post on Nov. 3....

With RDA’s future in doubt, council transfers properties

The Hollister council this week approved transferring three

McCarthy Street Park to be revitalized

Outdoor gym equipment and handball courts may be in the pipeline for McCarthy Street Park thanks to a nearly $700,000 grant the City of Hollister was recently awarded by the state. While the process is expected to take up to three years to complete,...

Supervisors appoint 3 members to fill out Tres Pinos water board

San Benito County supervisors unanimously appointed three members to the five-member Tres Pinos Water District board Tuesday.

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