County board uges Congress to reopen Clear Creek
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors approved a letter of support for congressional legislation that would reopen Clear Creak to off-highway vehicle use.
County may activate forgotten tax district to avoid cuts
San Benito County can no longer afford to fund its current level
Officials look to curtail public safety overtime costs
Police and fire overtime costs have escalated in recent years, eclipsing $800,000 in 2014 and $900,000 the year prior.
Council approves contracting with chief after retirement
Hollister City Council members Monday approved contracting with
Main breaks a cause for concern
After two water main breaks on San Benito Street occurred last
State Proposal Could Spike Auto Insurance Rates
Under new rules proposed by the California Department of
In wake of grant loss, council considers city funds for firefighters
Council members will consider hiring six firefighters at their next meeting Oct. 17 after receiving word about the loss of a federal grant previously funding a dozen responders.
Board approves oil rules with scaled-back deposit mandate
A last-minute change to a proposed amendment to San Benito County's oil and gas well ordinance left residents of Aromas shaking their heads as they left the supervisors' chambers Tuesday – after commending officials for their willingness to compromise earlier in the meeting.










