Politics

Population grows despite moratorium

May 21, 2004

Despite a two-year-long building moratorium, Hollister's population continued to grow.

Commission Endorses Conversion Restrictions

July 28, 2007

Hollister

City of Hollister Expands Sewer Holding Tank Policy

December 15, 2005

The City Council approved a change to the city's policy on the

As expected, supes deny flea market idea

February 23, 2010

San Benito County supervisors today ended an applicant's

Recall against De La Cruz gathering steam

April 14, 2005

A group of county residents seeking to recall District 5

Supes discuss: Where will federal foreclosure funds go?

October 7, 2008

HOLLISTER

Candidates for Gavilan College president share views

May 20, 2016

The three finalists for Gavilan College’s next president were interviewed during a public hearing Monday at the Gilroy main campus.

Hodges mounting defense, requests lawyer

September 14, 2004

Wary that county supervisors want his authority over elections

City officials weigh downtown sign enforcement

March 11, 2014

Council members and planning commissioners recently discussed new code enforcement policies that went into effect Jan. 1 regarding improper sign use outside downtown Hollister shops.

County examines options to rid of invasive mollusk

April 24, 2008

The San Benito Water District is looking at several different

Turmoil in county planning department

For cattle industry, general plan draft is a real stinker

Hollister’s brand: ‘The Original’

Library plan presents ambitious wish list

Salinas will chair Assembly’s Local Government Committee again

Population grows despite moratorium

Commission Endorses Conversion Restrictions

City of Hollister Expands Sewer Holding Tank Policy

As expected, supes deny flea market idea

Recall against De La Cruz gathering steam

Supes discuss: Where will federal foreclosure funds go?

Candidates for Gavilan College president share views

Hodges mounting defense, requests lawyer

City officials weigh downtown sign enforcement

County examines options to rid of invasive mollusk

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