Effort to name Pinnacles a national park sent to House
An effort to have Pinnacles National Monument reclassified as a national park received a boost Thursday when a key committee OK’d the legislation and sent it to the House of Representatives, according to a statement from The Wilderness Society.
School official unaware of road consideration before city meeting
The Hollister city council narrowly rejected an idea to close a section of Nash Road in front of the high school while students are in class, but the superintendent of the campus didn’t know the topic was up for a vote.
Federal funding pulled from High-Speed Rail
The Federal Rail Administration has pulled funding for California’s High-Speed Rail Project. In a letter sent to High-Speed Rail Authority President, Brian Kelly, the FRA said it will be terminating the 2010 cooperative agreement between the two agencies.
This will pull $929 million in funding...
Study stays on track for bullet train station
The California High-Speed Rail Authority's east Gilroy station
County officials to address West Nile Virus issues
As the West Nile Virus weaves its way up California's Central
Call put off on Santana Ranch development agreement
Despite the lack of a complete development agreement between the
San Juan officials iron out details in proposed fire contract
Most San Juan Bautista council members Monday read over a proposed fire contract line by line as if a misspelling or improper acronym might lead to their deaths. Councilman Jim West, who didn’t bother bringing the contract document to the gathering, generally sat back and wasn’t part of the extraordinarily thorough examination.
