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There have been “fairly minimal” impacts from the overnight storms in Hollister as it pertains to the city’s public works department and its response, Hollister’s public works chief said Friday morning.

This day was established in order to highlight worldwide vulture conservation and awareness. Vultures are critically important to the world's ecosystem, an ecologically vital group of birds that face a range of threats in many areas of the world. Populations of some species, such as the Cape Griffon vulture in Africa and the Oriental white-backed vulture of India, are even facing extinction. Many zoos and wildlife organizations throughout the world are actively participating in this event to prevent such catastrophic consequences

Hollister and San Benito County officials are set to host a joint meeting to discuss options on a potential sales-tax initiative. San Juan Bautista council members are on board as well.

Experienced knitters know working with luxury yarn really feels wonderful. Quality yarns glide easily through the fingers. “As knitters become more experienced, they become more educated on benefits of working with quality yarns,” explains Shirley Todd. “Luxury and hand-dyed yarns truly elevate the projects.” Continental Stitch...

Hollister police this week arrested a 21-year-old resident

Hollister police last week arrested a man on suspicion of numerous charges, including illegal possession of a firearm. About 10:26pm Feb. 27, two Hollister officers were on patrol in the area of Sally and Hawkins streets when they saw a dark-colored BMW drive through an...