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Hollister
April 25, 2026

Jalapeño Band performance to benefit Arts in Education

Dr. Loco’s Rockin’ Jalapeño Band will be performing at 8 p.m. May 30 at El Teatro Campesino’s theater at 705 Fourth St. in San Juan Bautista.

Crews kept fire from spreading to landfill

A fire right near the landfill Tuesday had employees there concerned for a brief time, but local crews controlled the blaze and limited it to three acres, according to the fire chief.

Retired teacher treks across country on bicycle

San Juan Bautista resident Jim Ostdick retired from his teaching job at San Benito High School and hit the streets—about 8,000 miles of them.

Opening day for farmers’ market

San Benito County residents looking for the sweet taste of summer in the form of tangy cherries, sweet strawberries and organic chicken need look no further than their own downtown.

Hollister farmers market starts today

The Downtown Hollister Certified Farmers' Market is every Wednesday from 3 p.m.-7:30 p.m. from today through Sept. 30.

Hollister district, teachers agree on pay increase

The Hollister School District and its teachers reached an agreement that gives instructors a raise and increases contributions to their health and welfare benefits, and significantly lowers the district reserve.

PG&E touts pipeline safety efforts

Even though they signed it in closing documents on their properties, about 60 percent of private owners living right near utility gas lines don’t even know it.

School bond oversight panel adds two members

By adding two people, the Hollister School District has tripled the size of its citizens’ oversight committee stipulated in the text of the general obligation facilities bond passed by voters in November.

Hollister police find guns, ammunition in raid

Hollister police and other authorities Monday recovered guns and ammunition in a local raid and are now pursuing a wanted suspect, according to police.

Mayor: City to define negligence in new fire-fee proposal

The mayor Tuesday said the city is adding language to the draft ordinance proposing to charge fees for some fire department responses that would narrowly define the negligence factor used to determine when someone is billed.

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