Local girl vies to compete for Miss Jr. San Jose/Oakland title
A 13-year-old who attends Rancho San Justo Middle School is vying to compete in the Miss Jr. Teen San Jose/Oakland competition later this month and needs sponsor money to get there.
Election Update: Luna close to winning seat; other counts updated
Mickie Solorio Luna looks to be pulling out the race to become the next District 2 council member in Hollister, according to unofficial results released Friday afternoon.
In SEC filing, oil company indicates plans for legal action
In response to voters’ passage of Measure J on Tuesday, Citadel Exploration has filed a document with federal regulators indicating the oil exploration company intends to pursue legal options in an attempt to move ahead on plans for steaming extraction in the Bitterwater area.
Research initiative will focus on native plants
Members of the Amah Mutsun tribe will be identifying and quantifying food, medicine and basketry plants as part of a research initiative with Japanese and University of California, Berkeley partners.
Updated: Gomez acknowledges deficit ‘tough to overcome’
With more voting results expected at 5 p.m. Friday, incumbent Supervisor Jerry Muenzer held a lead over challenger Victor Gomez in the race for the District 4 county board seat after early results released Tuesday.
Updated: Klauer, Scattini share views after race
Newcomer Karson Klauer is headed toward victory over two-term former Councilman Robert Scattini in the race for the open District 3 seat after early election results released Tuesday.
Gavilan College unveils new veterans’ resource center
Gavilan College officials unveiled its new Veterans’ Resource Center on the Gilroy campus, located at 5055 Santa Teresa Blvd., during a grand opening ceremony Nov. 4.
Veterans building gets spruced up before ceremony
One of the first priorities for local veterans groups when they took over management of the Veterans Memorial Building in downtown Hollister was to survey a long list of necessary repair projects.
Benefit for Kaylin Dominguez stirs hometown pride
At San Benito High School, students say they bleed the school colors, Baler red, but lately they’ve been gushing green.
Conquering Mt. Whitney
“Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in where nature may heal and cheer and give strength to the body and soul.”—John Muir


















