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March 28, 2026

Arson suspect accepts plea deal for 12 years in prison

A Hollister man accused in a series of arson cases has accepted a plea deal in the matters and was sentenced to 12 years in prison, according to authorities.

Pieology celebrates grand opening

Albert Einstein said “creativity is contagious, pass it on,” which is the idea behind Gilroy’s newest pizzeria, Pieology, 6955 Camino Arroyo, Suite 30. Customers will enjoy custom artisan-style pizzas, flash-fired in less than five minutes. You create your own from unlimited toppings and all at one price. Owners James Yeung and Manny Gharahgozloo invite you to take a look at  pieology.com and stop by for a pizza of your choosing. 

What’s the buzz on honey bees?

Lions and tigers and bees, oh my! They sting and they’re scary. We avoid them if possible, and we try to shoo them away if they come near us. If they sting it hurts, and for people who are allergic, a bee sting can be fatal. It is not unreasonable to not want them around.

Updated: Police yet to classify death as homicide

Hollister Police Chief David Westrick on Monday said the "suspicious death" case from Christmas Eve is not classified as a homicide as of yet.

When it comes to safety, lanes drawn

San Benito County and City of Hollister officials are taking it up a gear by adding bike paths and safer crosswalks near local schools.

Scrapbook Dec. 21-27, 2014

Macey Mitchell: Macey Mitchell, from Christopher High School in Gilroy, is one of more than 700 high school cheerleaders and dancers from across the United States who will perform in the London New Year's Day Parade.

Two families share one unusual birthday

Anyone who has encountered the Quintero and Contreras families in Hollister know they have a story to tell. Bernadette Lucas-Burch, a small vibrant lady, is the keeper of the family history and shared hers with a twinkle in her eye and smile on her lips.

CrossFit MORA & Arete Performance and Longevity

Contact Phone: (408) 508-1712

Adopt Ernest

Ernest is a 6-year-old boxer who is very sweet, quiet and relaxed. He is also housetrained and good with children. He would be best as an only pet, as he is not good with cats. He is available for adoption at the San Martin Animal Shelter and would love to find his forever home. For more information, call (408) 686-3900.

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