Dealer helps Toys for Tots
South County Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is an official Toys for Tots location. Residents can donate new, unwrapped toys at either South County Chrysler Jeep Dodge on the corner of Chestnut Street and Stutz Way or at South County Ram at 500 Stutz Way in Gilroy. Donations are accepted seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. From Nov. 28 to Dec. 6, South County CDJR will donate one toy for each car sold.
Cannella announces new chief of staff
State Sen. Anthony Cannella on Monday announced the appointment of a new chief of staff.
Two supervisors to respond after oil company files $1.2B claim
Supervisors Robert Rivas and Anthony Botelho are planning a press conference for Tuesday morning to address an oil company's $1.2 billion claim against the county.
Car hits pedestrian in downtown crosswalk
A car struck a pedestrian at Seventh and San Benito streets, while responders transported the victim as a precaution, according to police.Â
Updated: Elections office finishes unofficial count
Just 21 votes separated incumbent Supervisor Jerry Muenzer and challenger Victor Gomez, a Hollister councilman, after the elections office finished counting all of the local ballots.
CHP warns of maximum enforcement for Thanksgiving
The California Highway Patrol is warning drivers about a "maximum enforcement period" over the Thanksgiving weekend.Â
Farr: President has ‘no choice but to act’ on immigration
Congressman Sam Farr released the following statement following President Obama's speech Thursday on immigration:
Families get keys to new homes
South County Housing employees handed keys to 30 families and celebrated the end of a project that helped low-income residents build their own homes in Hollister.
After earthquakes, business as usual near fault line
Crystals, fossils and strands of fine jewelry were mostly in their places in the San Juan Bautista-based Tops Rock Shop but a few framed pictures were askew following two earthquakes Wednesday night.
Longtime city official Clay Lee is retiring
Longtime Hollister official Clay Lee, who suffered a stroke in 2010 and later returned to his job, is retiring from the city.

















