Official says voter turnout may be down
Twenty-six polling places for Tuesday's election will open at 7
City claims building owner denied inspection before fire, lived on site
City officials are weighing use of $100,000 to clean up a downtown property destroyed in a March fire and claiming the owner of the building had been living in an illegally converted portion of the site at the time of the blaze.
Council goes off agenda, broaches biker rally debt
Hollister council members held an off-agenda discussion on the potential for a 2016 Hollister motorcycle rally, and one official made mention of a $100,000 debt still owed by the prior promoter.
Hollister gears up for at-large mayor push
After shelving the idea until completion of the 2010 census,
Farr Continues Mission Renovation Effort
A 2004 lawsuit filed by a watchdog group against the California
Reducing Crime Through Development
Local architect David Huboi hopes his design for a new housing
Vets Memorial Building stands proud at 75
Thousands of people gathered along San Benito Street craning












