Candidates seminar scheduled for Thursday
The San Benito County Elections Office submitted the following announcement:
Airport touchdown predicted with Super Bowl nearby
During Super Bowl weekend around the corner, it’s not just footballs and bragging rights expected in the air—but also planes.
SHBS confirms Ramirez as new principal
San Benito High School District trustees unanimously appointed Adrian Ramirez as principal out of closed session at the board meeting this week, confirmed Superintendent John Perales.
Updated: City OKs allocation to HDA for economic development
Council members Monday unanimously approved a $57,500 allocation toward the Hollister Downtown Association for economic development activities.
Council to reconsider pot panel after absence from agenda
After taking action at a meeting designed just for discussion Monday—the mayor's appointment of committee members to examine medicinal pot issues—the Hollister council will reconsider the same matter in light of the apparent open meetings violation.
City to consider biker rally contract for 2016 event
Hollister council members Monday are set to consider a contract with Roadshows, Inc. to promote the 2016 motorcycle rally in early July.
DA vows to fight against killer’s release
District Attorney Candice Hooper at Tuesday's board meeting broached the upcoming parole hearing of local murderer Gustavo Marlow and vowed she will push to "keep him in state prison where he belongs."
County board ponders homeless shelter issue left off agenda
County supervisors learned Tuesday they may have to tear down the building on a preferred site for a new homeless shelter if they want to build it there and engaged in discussions on the item despite no mention of the topic on the meeting’s agenda.
Mayor expresses concern about Hollister’s growth pace
Hollister Mayor Ignacio Velazquez recently sounded the alarm about the pace of growth in the city.
Timing for downtown lane work remains unclear
There is no specific time frame for a contractor to conduct work downtown that involves reducing the number of lanes from four to two for a key stretch, a public works officials told the Free Lance this week.


















