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December 19, 2025

County considers consultant for communications

San Benito County officials are considering whether to spend $55,000 to improve communications with the public and get active on social media.

Nurses ask for city aid in hospital contract dispute

Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital nurses Monday made a coordinated effort—in the midst of contract negotiations with the separate health care district—to plead with Hollister officials about what they called “dangerous” staffing levels.

County hones focus on San Felipe site for homeless shelter

County supervisors this month agreed to front money to buy a building for a permanent homeless shelter, though questions still remain about the cost of using that space and

Despite season’s rain, region has ‘long way to go’

The head of the local water conservation agency told Hollister council members Monday that although the area has experienced about 12 inches of precipitation this rainy season, it wasn’t nearly enough to get the community out of the four-year drought.

Three ed board incumbents tout 90 total years of experience

There won’t be much competition for seats on the San Benito County Office of Education this June, as the only seats up for re-election will be filled by three incumbents.

Candidates bring business approach to county board race

Two candidates looking to succeed Supervisor Margie Barrios on the county board representing District 1 both bring a business-like approach to their candidacies.

DA reacts to parole rejection for murderer Marlow

District Attorney Candice Hooper reacted Tuesday to last week’s parole denial for a notorious Hollister murderer.

County haggles over $40k with general plan consultant

Approval of the county’s general plan didn’t mean all the related business was finished.

Southside district appoints trustee, but lacks proper notice

Southside School District trustees selected a board member to fill a vacant position at their regular meeting last week, but violated the Brown Act by not giving proper notice of the gathering.

SBHS board allows use of dogs to find contraband

San Benito High School trustees this week approved a board policy to allow the use of trained dogs to find contraband materials on campus, according to Tricia Cooper, the administrative assistant to the superintendent who takes minutes at the meetings.

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