General plan EIR ready for public review
The environmental impact review for the San Benito County general plan update is slated to be released on Friday to begin a 45-day comment period that will end on April 8, according to County Planning Director Gary Armstrong.
County officials and FFA work to create San Benito flag
It may only be a matter of time before the county has a flag it
Deep Divide: Measure defined by more than fracking
Although Measure J is about fracking and other enhanced recovery methods at its core, much of the local debate to this point has focused on conventional oil drilling and what the initiative might or might not do beyond banning those specified practices.
Hollister raises total $517K for the fiscal year
That total among six employee groups comes to about 36 percent of the $1.43 million that Hollister City Council members have allocated toward new hires and services
Voluntary furlough made mandatory for county workers
San Benito County's workforce had been offered a voluntary
Council OKs community choice energy
Hollister residents will be able to take advantage of clean, renewable energy without having to mount solar hardware on their homes starting in spring 2018.
Council members Monday unanimously approved a resolution that allows local residents to choose where they get their energy.
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Hearing set to repeal Spur Hotel zoning
Though county officials have released few details about a Feb. 5
Officials to Take Flyover Concerns to the Capitol
Three San Benito County officials will head to Caltrans
Preview: City to consider police reserve unit
The Hollister council Monday will consider a proposal to establish a police reserve unit in the city, according to the agenda for the meeting.













