Updated: Shooter from rival biker club still sought
Hollister police are continuing to look for a shooter at large in the shooting case reported Sunday during the motorcycle rally.
Accrediting commission slammed by state auditor
State auditor Elaine Howle slammed the accreditation commission responsible for the controversial shutdown of City College of San Francisco. She said the commission—on which Gavilan College President Steve Kinsella serves as vice president—lacks transparency and consistency.
Teen receives $36K award
Live Oak High School graduate Joshua Toch—who will attend UC Berkeley in the fall—was named one of only 10 nationwide recipients of the prestigious 2014 Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards for his participation in a student-run, anti-bullying initiative.
Watsonville woman writes memoir about Alzheimer’s
Watsonville native Wanda Maitoza Proost recently launched her autobiographical book at the Pajaro Village Clubhouse. “White Knight—Living with Alzheimer’s Moment by Moment” is a bittersweet love story of Joe Proost and Wanda Maitoza, who were married for only six years when Joe, at the age of 58, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s Disease.
Sheriff’s office reports numbers from rally weekend
The San Benito County Sheriff’s Office booked 51 people at the county jail over the July 4 weekend.
Police release crime statistics for rally weekend
Despite the multiple-victim shooting Sunday morning at Chevron on San Felipe Road, there were fewer arrests related to the rally this year than in 2013, according to police figures released Monday.
Police reveal shooting suspect’s ID, details about biker feud
Police on Monday released the identity of the suspect arrested in connection to Sunday's shooting during the Hollister Rally, while the three gunshot victims were reported in stable condition, according to Hollister police.
Painting the town patriotic through mural
An Iraq War veteran is leading Hollister artists in painting a mural that celebrates the service of local, living veterans.
