Charter schools: Morgan Hill community divided
A war of words and charges of “dirty pool” politics have characterized a bruising battle in Morgan Hill over the last seven months as two charter school organizations seek approval to open elementary schools.
City has its eye on revived Neighborhood Watch
Hollister council members approved a resolution Monday to provide funds to the Hollister Police Department to purchase supplies and equipment for the Hollister Neighborhood Watch Program.
Supes irked by added security cost at new courthouse
County supervisors have decided to appeal to the state for help in providing funds necessary to increase security personnel – as required by the state – upon the opening of the new courthouse.
Gavilan successfully defense conference title with sweep of Cañada
For the second consecutive year, the Gavilan College volleyball team is Coastal Conference champions.
Corbin donates $1,000 to Boy Scouts for stolen flags
A local Boy Scouts troop received $1,000 from Corbin Motorcycle Seats & Accessories at Monday’s Hollister City Council meeting to help replace nearly $1,000 in stolen flags that the group lost during this year’s motorcycle rally.
Could Bubba be the one?
Bubba is a 3-year-old labrador retriever/pit bull mix who is playful, loves toys and would be great with training. He is house broken and good with dogs. He should be in a house without children or cats. He has been at the San Martin Animal Shelter since September. Interested? Call (408) 686-3900.
County board votes 4-1 to hire Espinosa as permanent CAO
County supervisors agreed Tuesday to hire interim County Administrative Officer Ray Espinosa as the permanent CAO, despite concerns from one of the board members about the official’s lack of college credentials.
Cannella announces ‘There Ought to Be a Law’ contest
State Sen. Anthony Cannella has announced his “There Ought to a Be a Law” contest “to provide constituents the opportunity to present ideas for new legislation,” according to announcement from his office.
County officials concerned about added security cost at courthouse
County supervisors are considering whether to appeal to the state for help in providing funds necessary to increase security personnel – as required by the state – upon the opening of the new courthouse.
