Vertigo Coffee to host new art series
Vertigo Coffee Roasters kicks off a new art series this Saturday in San Juan Bautista.
Forecast: rainy trend to continue this weekend
Hollister residents will receive brief relief from the rain before a new storm system moves in this weekend.
Officials interpret vote as airshow cancellation
The Hollister Airshow has been “effectively” canceled, according to Airport Director Mike Chambless.
Mission observes treatment of tribe
A monument recently debuted at a regional Mission church honoring Native American ancestors, with roots in San Benito County, buried and then reburied in a mass grave.
City refines cannabis rules with Jan. 18 effective date
Hollister staff officials are working on regulations related to the recently passed medical cannabis ordinance in preparation for the law taking effect soon.
Hollister council close to considering 400 block proposal
Hollister staff expects a proposal for the 400 block development on San Benito Street to go before council members in February.
Soccer: Ceja an impact player
In the first several minutes of every match, Manny Ceja measures up his defender in a couple of different ways. A student of the game, the San Benito High junior forward has become a potent goal-scorer by being aware of his surroundings and sizing up opponents.
Basketball: Curto establishing post position
Before the start of her junior year, Jessica Curto’s family moved from the Sacramento area to Hollister. While it’s never easy for a teenager to switch high schools, Curto said the transition was made easier by her San Benito High teammates.
Tranquil rejuvenation
The clamor of the holidays tends to drown out any peace and tranquility that’s supposed to come along this time of year. When visions of sugar plums or sounds of drummers drumming or the smells of one-too-many cinnamon spice candle have become just too overwhelming, there’s a place where none of that exists, a place that beckons with pools of tranquility that hit just the right restful temperature for a relaxing holiday escape.
Sushi roll en español
Aaron Rodriguez was selling sushi out of his house while he was still in high school. He was building a business and clientele before most kids even entertain the thought of culinary school. Rodriguez, 20, says it was the support of his clients that encouraged him to pursue being a chef.


















