Early Christmas for 218 kids
Children from low-income Hollister families were treated to an
Voting begins for Nov. 8 election
Voting has begun in the Nov. 8 election, as voters throughout California will receive ballots in the coming days—and can drop them off, completed and signed, at authorized locations now through Election Day.
Elections officials in San Benito County began sending ballots in the mail...
Hollister set to appoint new fire chief
There’s a familiar face coming on board as the new Hollister fire chief.
Cannella announces ‘There Ought to Be a Law’ contest
State Sen. Anthony Cannella has announced his “There Ought to a Be a Law” contest “to provide constituents the opportunity to present ideas for new legislation,” according to announcement from his office.
City weighs launching newsletter for $20K a year
Hollister council members Monday night are set to consider launching a city newsletter – a quarterly publication put together by planning department staff members that would cost $5,000 for each edition’s design, printing and distribution.
Candidates face $100 fines for late filings
The two candidates who missed Thursday's deadline for submitting
Former councilman starts political consultant firm
A former city councilman is using his political consulting firm to bridge the gap between the public and private sectors.
Former Hollister Councilman Victor Gomez is gearing up a new political consulting firm called Pinnacle Strategy. Gomez served on the council from 2008 until late...














