Southside district sets meeting to weigh options for open seat
Southside School District trustees accepted the resignation of Board President Scott Gilbert this week and will hold a special meeting Monday to determine the process for filling the seat.
Supervisors bargain in public over elected officials’ pay
Elected department heads had to face a certain awkwardness last week that other county officials get to avoid by going behind closed doors: Contract negotiations.
News Analysis: Resource Recovery Park is just parked
After a total expense of more than $287,000 from the Landfill-Solid Waste Fund and months of serious, but ultimately unnecessary, angst among the neighbors, San Benito County’s much ballyhooed Resource Recovery Park exists in name only.
Interim county official passes away at age 56
San Benito County's interim public works director, who served as a special projects manager, has died at age after three decades in government work.
County takes steps toward library fees for builders
County supervisors took "baby steps" Tuesday toward establishing new library impact fees charged to developers of new homes.
Group paying $684 for Measure J legal costs
San Benito Rising, the grassroots group of local residents that led the effort to pass Measure J in 2014, is reimbursing the county the full $684 cost for legal expenses incurred fighting related litigation.
Updated: Klauer dog park incites broader debate
Hollister City Council members in a 3-1 vote Tuesday approved allocating $25,000 to establish dog facilities at Klauer Park, but the officials’ talk on that location evolved into a conversation about addressing other parks as well.
Trustees weigh coaching consultants for superintendent
San Benito High School trustees will consider proposals for professional mentoring and coaching services related to Superintendent John Perales during the general board meeting this week.
Hollister mayor switches to public email for city business
Mayor Ignacio Velazquez recently switched from using a private email account for city business to exclusively using a city address—in a move that enhances transparency and curtails the official’s discretion on what’s accessible to the public.
Updated: Council OKs $25k for Klauer dog park
Hollister City Council members in a 3-1 vote Tuesday approved allocating $25,000 to establish dog-friendly facilities at Klauer Park.
















