Hollister officials stay hopeful for RDA fix
Days after the California State Supreme Court ruled that the legislature has the right to abolish redevelopment agencies but cannot require cities to make a payment to keep the agencies open, Hollister city officials are looking into the next step they need to take for life without an RDA while remaining hopeful that the legislature may come up with a last-minute reprieve.
Updated: Supervisor backed by DMB’s law firm during campaign
A Hollister law firm that represents DMB-El Rancho San Benito
HPD issues 118 parking tickets in downtown enforcement
The Hollister Police Department issued 118 parking citations in
Board to consider pay hikes, action on Clear Creek closing
San Benito County supervisors today will consider an ordinance
Assembly OKs bill that would forgive $3.5M in county debt
The California state Assembly approved AB 1676, a bill to correct the apportionment factors used by San Benito County to allocate property tax revenues to the Educational Revenue Augmentation Fund. The bill passed off the Assembly floor today 78-0 with overwhelming bi-partisan support.
Prop 63 benefits SBC Mental Health Dept. by taxing the wealthy
If mental health initiative Proposition 63 passes Nov. 2, the
San Juan residents want answers on camper explosion, fire
San Juan Bautista officials Tuesday discussed a fire caused by explosion to a camper Oct. 13 at The Alameda.
Measures Q, R trail in Nov. 8 election count
Results of the Nov. 8 election posted by the San Benito County Elections Office Tuesday night show that voters are leaning against two local measures that could have vastly restricted land development in the county.Â
The general election ballot included the hotly contested Measures Q...
Hospital considers ClearSpot solar option
Hazel Hawkins Hospital is considering following the lead of local schools by adding solar panels to offset energy costs.
Vacant homes a nuisance; Foreclosed, abandoned homes becoming havens for criminal activity
As the mortgage foreclosure crisis continues, more and more















