San Benito library tech gets tutorial upgrade
The San Benito County Free Library recently launched a new Tech Tutorial program that offers brief, one-on-one training sessions in multiple areas of technology.
Grant could help launch efforts for service district, new tax
Board of supervisors approve application that would fund a feasibility study
Walgreens breaks ground, but state vexed by driveway
Construction has broken ground on the Walgreens project at the core of a debate between Caltrans and the city over a driveway entrance.
County board OKs resolution for Measure J exemptions
County supervisors Tuesday OK'd a resolution setting up procedures for potential exemptions in Measure J if the initiative passes next month.
Longtime incumbent faces three challengers for 18th Congressional District
Four candidates are vying for the California 18th Congressional District seat in the June 2 primary, setting up a contest between a deeply entrenched incumbent and three challengers who argue Washington needs fresh leadership.
Democratic Rep. Zoe Lofgren, who has represented parts of the South...
Supervisors OK continuing with their own pay, pension cuts
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors approved waivers to continue a salary reduction and to contribute 4 percent of their pay to the PERS retirement fund at a May 1 supervisors meeting.
Council to gain 2 members, choose mayor for the year
The council traditionally has rotated to a new mayor each year.
San Juan water ban could remain in effect for months yet
Officials hope the state order urging San Juan Bautista residents to avoid drinking tap water could be lifted by the start of fall but might stay in effect until spring of 2015, a deadline set to meet the safe standard for nitrates in drinking water.
Solargen owes $142K in taxes from merger
Solargen Energy owes an estimated $142,120 in delinquent payroll
