Hollister utility box art is outside the canvas
With long, periwinkle-colored hair, Hollister resident Joel Esqueda looked the part of the artist as he brushed yellow paint across the drab city utility box.
Updated: Board OKs Measure J defense fund, promotion on website
County supervisors Tuesday approved hiring a law firm to defend against Measure J-related litigation, setting up a legal defense fund and soliciting donations on the county website for the effort.
City to abate downtown building destroyed by fire
Hollister officials are having trouble making contact with a building owner who vowed to raze a property destroyed by 2014 fire, so council members Monday agreed to spend $100,000 to do the work.
Hollister council OKs new firefighter contract
Hollister council members voted 3-2 in favor of a new firefighter contract.
Utilities commission OKs Panoche solar project
The California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday approved a power purchase agreement for the 247-megawatt Panoche Valley solar project, according to an organization against the project.
Officials look to curtail public safety overtime costs
Police and fire overtime costs have escalated in recent years, eclipsing $800,000 in 2014 and $900,000 the year prior.
City may move ahead on downtown building demo
The city is having trouble making contact with a building owner who vowed to raze a property destroyed by 2014 fire, so council members will once again consider spending $100,000 to do the work.
Hollister council to consider new fire contract
The city council Monday is set to consider a new, three-year contract with the Hollister firefighters union.
Alejo names woman of the year
Assembly Luis Alejo partnered with the California Legislative Women's Caucus to celebrate Women's History Month by naming Abby Taylor-Silva as the assembly district's woman of the year
