News Analysis: Resource Recovery Park is just parked
After a total expense of more than $287,000 from the Landfill-Solid Waste Fund and months of serious, but ultimately unnecessary, angst among the neighbors, San Benito County’s much ballyhooed Resource Recovery Park exists in name only.
County official Barnes resigns after short stint
County Resource Management Agency Director Brent Barnes resigned Wednesday.
“He announced his retirement at the Planning Commission meeting,” Supervisor Jerry Muenzer said. “I believe he’s pretty much retired now.”
Supervisor Robert Rivas said he received a call from the County Administrative Office that Barnes planned to...
Opponents, supporters plow funds into slow growth ordinance
Filing error hides $189,000 in donations by foes of Measure A
Hospital board discusses partnership offer
The San Benito Health Care District (SBHCD) convened for a special meeting Aug. 7 to discuss the Letter of Intent sent by American Advanced Management (AAM) to Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital (HHMH) CEO Mary Casillas. The letter outlined AAM’s intent to enter into a...
San Juan works to replace old sewer, storm drains
Slowly but surely, the City of San Juan Bautista is replacing
Election Day: Polls open 7am-8pm
Today is Election Day.
Polls are open 7am to 8 pm.
If you have not already voted by mail or at one of the voting centers last weekend, you can vote today. If you have filled out a mailed ballot, it must be postmarked today or...
Hazel Hawkins gains $3M loan from state
Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital recently received a $3 million loan from the state, according to hospital officials.
The loan comes from the California Health Facilities Financing Authority. The loan will allow the Hollister hospital to extend the timeline it needs to find a strategic partner...
SBHS alum looks forward to joining board
As a former admissions officer at two different colleges, Miguel Sahagun Jr. knows what it takes for a high school graduate to make the leap into higher education.
However, the San Benito High School alumnus also realizes how valuable a technical education can be as...
County farmers learn how to use satellite data
More than two dozen local growers gathered for a presentation by a NASA researcher Feb. 9 about satellite technology that could help them monitor irrigation of crops – and increase yield while lowering water usage.
Incident brings pit bull controversy to Hollister
Following the June 3 mauling death of 12-year-old Nicholas
















