Locals denounce club killings, intolerance toward LGBT community
Supervisor Robert Rivas led a group of public officials and residents Tuesday in denouncing the massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub.
City manager takes blame for $33k floor job without approval
City Manager Bill Avera took responsibility for local nonprofit groups spending nearly $33,000 in city money on upgrades to a Veterans Memorial Building floor before getting a necessary approval from Hollister council members.
Election 2016: County road tax runs out of fuel
Supporters of the Measure P road tax didn't have quite enough gas for approval Tuesday.
Election 2016: Medina set to succeed Barrios in District 1
Mark Medina is set to succeed Margie Barrios as District 1 county supervisor, according to the unofficial results.
Road tax yes side raised $41,600 through May 21, records show
Supporters of a half-cent countywide sales tax to support road improvements raised $41,600 through May 21, according to recently filed records detailing campaign finance activity.
Records: Medina raised, spent more than Starritt through latest period
Mark Medina raised and spent more than opponent Mark Starritt through the latest filing period in the race to succeed Margie Barrios as District 1 county supervisor, records show.
Officials weigh local water rules after state pullback
Although the state has revoked mandatory water restrictions for residential users after a relatively wet winter, this county’s authorities are examining whether to implement locally based conservation rules.
Superintendent ready for challenges in Hollister
Hollister School District trustees approved Lisa Andrew as their new superintendent, a role she will take on this summer.
FPPC rejects councilman’s 400 block complaint against mayor
The state’s Fair Political Practices Commission has ruled against a Hollister councilman’s complaint about the mayor—and allegations of a conflict—regarding the city’s consideration to sell the 400 block of San Benito Street for development.
School leaders meet with council on growth
Hollister School District trustees and city council members held a rare joint meeting this week to discuss the area’s population, which is projected to grow significantly in the next few years.

















