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March 24, 2026

Commercial use, townhomes planned for demo’d site

Developers who bought and demolished the San Benito Street building destroyed by a 2014 fire plan to build a mixed-use project with a commercial office in the front and townhomes behind it, a planning official confirmed.

Shift hikes water official’s pay to $214k in furlough times

The San Benito County Water District board last week approved shifting the head manager’s $20,000 health allocation into his base salary, taking it to $214,000 annually.

Drought dries up revenue for water districts

With landscapes drying up in California’s drought conditions, local water districts are contending with something else drying up with them—revenues.

Who you give your money to matters

Walk into a bank or a typical stock brokerage firm and the only advice you may get is centered on purchasing the favorite stocks of the day. There are few—if any—questions asked about your present financial situation and financial future. This is how brokers earn a living: the more stocks you buy and sell, the higher the commission your broker earns. This business model is known in the industry as “suitable”.

Panels to weigh final general plan draft, EIR

After six years, the county planning commission is set to consider a final draft of the general plan this week before supervisors potentially take up the same matter later in July.

Vice principal taking on top spot at Rancho

As Rancho San Justo Middle School’s Vice Principal Lisa Jelinek becomes the campus leader, she hopes to create a “soft place to fall” for her students.

Halt to downtown’s fake bird noises remains mystery

Those artificial, screeching bird noises atop the Briggs Building have gone silent, but the reason remained a mystery to the city manager as of Friday morning.

One-time funding puts SBHS in the black

A San Benito High School District budget for 2015-16 included about $1.6 million in one-time state funding, reflected a loss of about $1 million in Regional Occupational Center/Program revenue and was unanimously approved by trustees at a meeting Wednesday.

Chamber announces Saddle Horse Parade winners

The San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau has announced winners from Thursday's Saddle Horse Parade in downtown Hollister. The winners include the following:

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