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December 30, 2025

Gavilan stage goes ‘Under the Sea’

Hollister's Limelight Productions will open its winter children's show, “The Little Mermaid,” Friday at the Gavilan College Theater in Gilroy.

With park status pending, residents can still comment on Pinnacles plan

San Benito County residents and others interested in Pinnacles National Monument’s future have less than a month to comment on a draft general management plan and environmental assessment. The public comment period will close on Jan. 11.

Agencies to crack down on theft of recyclables

The Hollister Police Department and the San Benito County Sheriff’s Office will enforce laws prohibiting the theft of materials from recycling carts.

Fate of fighting birds will be decided in court tomorrow

A hearing tomorrow will determine the fate of 54 roosters that were seized Nov. 23 during a cockfighting raid on Frazier Lake Road. The birds that remain unclaimed have been housed at the Hollister Animal Shelter with the hearing pending.

Gavilan stage goes ‘Under the Sea’

Hollister’s Limelight Productions will open its winter children’s show, “The Little Mermaid,” Friday at the Gavilan College Theater in Gilroy.

‘Going Green’ show celebrates anniversary with parks discussion

The public access show “Going Green” marked its two-year anniversary with a half-hour December show devoted to the San Benito County regional park and river parkway plan. David Huboi, a member of the San Benito County Chamber of Commerce’s green committee and a local architect, and co-host Shawn Novack, the San Benito County's water conservation project manager, gathered three panelists to discuss the topic with them Dec. 7, for an episode that begins airing this week.

Los Banos woman killed in crash on 25

An 80-year-old Los Banos woman died in a solo-vehicle crash Tuesday evening on Highway 25.

Layla

Layla is an 11-year-old petite wire-haired pomeranian mix who is very quiet, sweet and good with other dogs. She requires wet food only because of some missing teeth. She has been at the San Martin Animal Shelter since November. Interested? Call (408) 686-3900.

HPD implements emergency notification service

The Hollister Police Department, in partnership with Santa Cruz Regional 9-1-1, has implemented an emergency notification service using CityWatch.

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