Deep Divide: What are environmental implications of Measure J?
Local resident Larry Rebecchi recalled when Measure J supporters started gathering signatures last summer in their effort to ban hydraulic fracturing and other enhanced forms of extraction practices used by the oil industry to unlock shale deposits, particularly those in the massive Monterey Shale formation.
Hollister raises total $517K for the fiscal year
That total among six employee groups comes to about 36 percent of the $1.43 million that Hollister City Council members have allocated toward new hires and services
City set to add new parks commissioner
Julieanna Avera is the lone applicant for an open seat on the
City’s weed abatement program has 300 lots this year
More than 300 local property owners were told to clean up their
New county parks plan OK’d, might require impact fee hike
The county has its first Parks and Recreation Master Plan, less
Updated: Water mains break on Fourth Street, Madera Court
A water main broke on Fourth Street Thursday night near the sheriff’s office headquarters and will shut off a portion of the busy road for an indefinite amount of time.
Former city clerk appointed treasurer
Hollister City Council Monday appointed longtime city employee Geri Johnson as the next treasurer.
The City of Hollister held an open application process for the position after former Treasurer Cecilia Rios moved out of the city. The city treasurer can be elected by the public...
