Judge rules against ex-official Scagliotti in 11-year-old case
A judge has ruled in favor of an attorney who sued former Supervisor Richard Scagliotti in October 2003—while ordering him to pay $237,500—and concluded the ex-official had a conflict of interest on a development decision and failed to properly report a series of financial conflicts.
County board OKs changes for grand jury pay
County supervisors Tuesday approved changes to compensation for members of the civil grand jury that acts as a watchdog overseeing government entities.
Car crashes through front of Rite Aid in Hollister
A car crashed into the Hollister Rite Aid just before 10 a.m. Tuesday, and one woman was pulled onto a stretcher and checked for injuries.
Supervisor uneasy about state holdup on solar project
Supervisor Margie Barrios on Tuesday claimed the Panoche Valley solar farm project is being held up in Sacramento and she speculated about possible involvement from environmentalists.
City moves out of park on plan to beautify west side
Hollister officials Monday took a symbolic step forward on the $4.1 million west side beautification project by approving an engineering contract amendment for the first phase.
Hollister brings back retired chief for interim role
Hollister council members Monday unanimously approved hiring former Fire Chief Bill Garringer as interim chief.
Grant to help fund school gardens
The South Valley Fleurs Garden Club awarded grant funding to the first of two San Benito County schools for campus gardens last week.
Citadel sues county, claims state law supersedes Measure J ban
Citadel Exploration has sued the county alleging that state law supersedes the Measure J ban against enhanced petroleum extraction once planned for the oil company's Project Indian site.
Scrapbook Feb. 22-28, 2015
BIRTH: Luca Cariglio: Luca Anthony Alexander Cariglio was born Feb. 6, 2015 at Saint Louise Regional Hospital to Iona and Anthony Cariglio of San Martin. He weighed 9 pounds, 4 ounces.
Talks continue over Go Kids facility
Talks between the nonprofit organization Go Kids, Inc. and the county over a piece of property worth $500,000 are still in progress after the parties met Tuesday to discuss plans.


















