60.5 F
Hollister
October 10, 2026

Local kids get out for a summer day at the park

The annual Kids At the Park event drew more than 850 children who visited more than 25 booths, collecting a stamp on a passport with each stop. The annual event serves as a resource fair for local families, connecting them to educational programs, health services and law enforcement while also offering a chance for children to have some fun at Dunne Park.

Members of LGBT community ‘elated’

The Supreme Court made history Wednesday with two victories for marriage equality, in California and nationwide.

Biker art goes on display Thursday at Blak Sage

Residents and visitors are invited to an opening reception for the of the “Freedom, Rebellion and Adventure” art show at Blak Sage Gallery, 727 San Benito St., Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.

UPDATED: Suspect identified in assault incident

Police had their hands full bright and early at 3:14 a.m. Saturday when officers responded to reports of a physical fight involving multiple subjects on the 800 block of East Eighth Street in Gilroy, according to a GPD press release. The suspect is still outstanding.

Criticism over majority protest for water rates incites response

Public criticism over the Prop. 218 majority protest process – as it relates to Hollister’s implementation of new water rates – spurred an impassioned response from the city manager at a recent council meeting.

Adopt Guido

Guido is a 7-year-old catahoula mix. He is mellow and lovable. He is good with other dogs and also knows some commands. He is available for adoption at the San Martin Animal Shelter. Interested? Call (408) 686-3900.

ABC Asian Market

Contact Phone: (408) 569-8584

Appeals court rules against environmental groups in solar case

The Sixth District Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday in favor of PV2 Energy and the county in the lawsuit from Save Panoche Valley, the Sierra Club and the Audubon Society over the 399-megawatt solar farm proposed in San Benito County.

Updated: Ex-deputy was arrested at SFO in embezzlement case

Jason Lei has returned to the U.S. from the Philippines and faces charges that he embezzled an undisclosed amount of money from the sheriff’s association as a deputy and union treasurer.

SOCIAL MEDIA

6,413FansLike
326FollowersFollow
1,077FollowersFollow