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June 3, 2026

Hollister district candidates talk budget, libraries, charter school

There are nine candidates facing off in the Hollister School District to gain four of five open seats on the board of trustees.

Supervisor to community: Be neighborly

Supervisors agreed Tuesday that a new ordinance regulating how

City OKs loan for Buena Vista apartments

The Hollister council approved a $103,138 loan to a nonprofit organization to develop a 41-unit affordable apartment complex on Buena Vista Road.

Report submitted on Hollister pot shop idea

Purple Cross Rx submitted an informational report this week on

County board in talks over new agency’s director

County supervisors Tuesday are scheduled to negotiate in closed session regarding a new department head position overseeing a consolidated Resource Management Agency. In the regular session at 9 a.m., they will consider hiring Brent Barnes as the resource management director.

Biker rally promoter departs; HDA in talks with others

The promoter of the Hollister Rally for the past two years has departed from the role, and the Hollister Downtown Association is searching for a replacement to potentially put on a 2015 event.

For cattle industry, general plan draft is a real stinker

Local residents in the cattle industry were taken aback by environmental goals included in the county’s long-developing general plan – a document that will act as a blueprint for future development – which called for an 80 percent reduction to the local herd by 2035.

Trustee claims Gavilan board took illegal vote on change to election process

Gavilan College trustees voted in closed session last month to change the way trustees are voted into office, confirmed Trustee Tony Ruiz, who represents the Hollister area on the board.

Part-time teachers at Gavilan point to pay disparity

Some part-time teachers at Gavilan College are outraged that their hourly pay—and often their courses—are being cut while top administrators receive bonuses and increasing salaries.

Council eyes $34 million city budget

The Hollister City Council, while tentatively approving a $34

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