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December 16, 2025

County eyes Southside Road for housing study area

With a relatively recent rush of interest for development in the Southside Road area of San Benito County, planners are exploring whether to amend the recently completed General Plan to include a fifth special study area for potential building projects.

Hollister council takes step toward sewer rate reduction

Hollister council members Monday took the first step toward possibly lowering sewer rates by agreeing to request bids on a new rate study.

School district, city to gauge growth projections

Hollister School District trustees and city council members will meet next week to discuss projected population growth with enrollment expected to climb in the next three years.

Tax watchdog bemoans government PR use before elections

A consultant hired by city and county to provide outreach on public services during a push for three separate sales tax increases contended her group does not take part in election advocacy. But the president of a taxpayer watchdog organization bemoaned the activity as “fraught with controversy.”

Homes at San Juan Oaks to form geologic hazard district

The new Del Webb project at San Juan Oaks is using a state law that allows for the formation of a Geologic Hazard Abatement District to curtail risks of building in earthquake country.

Hollister School District announces new superintendent

The Hollister School District Board of Trustees on Saturday announced the hiring of Dr. Lisa Andrew from Campbell to succeed Dr. Gary McIntire as superintendent after this school year ends.

Gavilan announces finalists for superintendent job

Community members are invited to attend a public forum to hear from three finalists for the top leadership position at Gavilan College, according to a press release from the school.

Downtown streets to close for movie filming?

Hollister council members in a special study session Wednesday will consider closing various streets for the filming of a movie May 15, a Sunday.

Mayor fights council’s decision on 400 block sale

After city council members voted 4-0 on Monday to pursue a sale for development on the last large public grassy plot in downtown, Hollister Mayor Ignacio Velazquez took to Facebook to express his frustration and encourage community action.

Updated: City moves to sell cherished downtown plot

Hold onto those memories from events on the open grassy plot downtown.

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