SJB merchants unite to fight commercialism
Merchants in San Juan Bautista have formed an association to
County to weigh law enforcement contract again
San Benito County supervisors will again consider a consolidation of safety services, with Interim County Administrative Officer Ray Espinosa requesting proposals from both the sheriff’s department and the Hollister Police Department on what it would cost each agency to provide many of the law enforcement services in the community.
Mayoral candidate profile: Ignacio Velazquez
Ignacio Velazquez wants to bring a business-like approach to Hollister government and remove barriers to help encourage new commerce here.
Scattini narrowly aboard; Valdivia returns
Pauline Valdivia retained her Hollister City Council District 3
San Juan sets town hall to discuss fire protection
San Juan Bautista will hold a town hall meeting next week to discuss fire protection in light of the county's move toward contracting with the City of Hollister for the services.
Concerns arise about biker rally costs, vendor fees
City Manager Bill Avera reported on the 2016 Hollister Motorcycle Rally at this week's city council meeting and prompted concern from council members about staff costs and vendor fees.
Avera at Monday's meeting reported a “relatively successful” rally, for which Hollister issued 95 business licenses...
Trio of new trustees has shared vision for Hollister SD
A trio of school board candidates running on the same campaign slate with a shared mission to bring equity back to Hollister School District are sitting one-two-three in the race for three at-large seats, according to the latest unofficial election results from the San...
Housing wins as Rivas shuffles Legislature leadership deck
Who’s up and who’s down? When the news broke late Nov. 21 that new Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas picked new committee chairpersons and canned others, the Sacramento political sphere was immediately abuzz with talk of winners and losers.
The winners include Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, the Davis...
County official says flag lowering ‘fell off the radar’ on 9/11
Many counties and cities throughout the nation organize community events to honor those lost in the terrorist attacks 11 years ago on Sept. 11. At the very least, citizens have come to expect their local government institutions to lower American flags to half-staff.















