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June 1, 2026

Supervisors look to ‘vet out’ possible tax measure

Supervisors held varying views on how to proceed with a sales tax measure pushing to raise much-needed revenue in a county running annual deficits averaging $6 million in recent years.

Encampment along riverbed brings ‘level of complexity’

County and city officials have been meeting about a growing homeless encampment along the San Benito River bed to discuss alternatives there.

City, high school officials to hash over Nash Road fate

City of Hollister and San Benito High School officials are set to host a joint meeting next week to talk about the potential Nash Road closure and other shared facility issues.

Supes renew support for Panoche solar project

San Benito County supervisors Tuesday once again approved of the 247-megawatt Panoche solar project, and it may have been the final local consideration on the highly debated endeavor.

County board rejects idea for sales tax, deal with cities

Supervisors on Tuesday voted 3-2 against an idea to support placing a countywide 1 percent sales tax on the ballot with a tax-sharing agreement among the cities and county.

Hollister officials foresee push for tax extension

Although Hollister council members are budgeting for the next fiscal year that starts in July, they have no choice but to look out toward the expiration of the Measure E sales tax in the spring of 2018.

Crucial approvals could unlock jail expansion

San Benito County officials Tuesday are set to consider taking the next steps necessary to move ahead on the jail expansion scheduled for completion in 2017.

County board to hear appeal on Panoche solar project

San Benito County supervisors are set to hear from local opponents of a major solar project perhaps one last time Tuesday.

Fees divvied without district consent

The San Benito County Office of Education has been giving the San Benito High School District increased impact fees from developers before trustees had a public hearing or approved a mandatory study required to justify the new rates.

City budgeting for police body cameras

Hollister officials appear ready to buy body cameras for police officers in the coming fiscal year.

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