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December 21, 2025

Hollister revs up for another biker rally

A new name, a return of late-night headliner entertainment and tattoo contests are all in the works after a Las Vegas-based company took control of Hollister’s motorcycle rally this year.

Mayor upbeat about Hollister biker rally

Motorcycle riders visiting Hollister during the Independence Day weekend are here for an experience and are willing to pay for it, said Ignacio Velazquez, the city’s mayor.

Commercial use, townhomes planned for demo’d site

Developers who bought and demolished the San Benito Street building destroyed by a 2014 fire plan to build a mixed-use project with a commercial office in the front and townhomes behind it, a planning official confirmed.

Shift hikes water official’s pay to $214k in furlough times

The San Benito County Water District board last week approved shifting the head manager’s $20,000 health allocation into his base salary, taking it to $214,000 annually.

Drought dries up revenue for water districts

With landscapes drying up in California’s drought conditions, local water districts are contending with something else drying up with them—revenues.

Panels to weigh final general plan draft, EIR

After six years, the county planning commission is set to consider a final draft of the general plan this week before supervisors potentially take up the same matter later in July.

Halt to downtown’s fake bird noises remains mystery

Those artificial, screeching bird noises atop the Briggs Building have gone silent, but the reason remained a mystery to the city manager as of Friday morning.

One-time funding puts SBHS in the black

A San Benito High School District budget for 2015-16 included about $1.6 million in one-time state funding, reflected a loss of about $1 million in Regional Occupational Center/Program revenue and was unanimously approved by trustees at a meeting Wednesday.

Mayor: If Caltrans stalls, consider county road along 25

Mayor Ignacio Velazquez is fed up with the long-running standstill regarding a planned Highway 25 widening.

Grand jury urges evaluation of lease-leaseback deals

The county's civil grand jury is the latest organization to challenge the use of lease-leaseback arrangements such as the ones planned for San Benito High School's bond projects.

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