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Letter: Keep space open for living and thriving
The frequent skyward grind of one winged craft tugging another winged but motor-less craft compels me to look up and wonder. Those pilots must...
San Benito qualifies for FEMA aid
The San Benito County Office of Emergency Services has been verbally notified by federal authorities that the county is eligible for public assistance from...
Guest view: This election is a referendum on growth
More than any other time in recent history, this election in San Benito County is a referendum on growth.
Julio Rodriguez: Hollister City Council District 4 Candidate Profile
Julio Rodriguez has returned to school to earn a degree in urban planning, something he knows will serve him well should he get elected to the Hollister City Council District 4 seat.
Velazquez on pace to return as Hollister’s mayor
Ignacio Velazquez was hanging out in front of the steps of City Hall in downtown Hollister on Tuesday evening, relishing the moment that he...
Letter to the editor: Thanks, San Benito County voters!
On behalf of 80-plus volunteers from our grassroots group, Campaign to Protect San Benito, we’d like to send a huge “THANK YOU!” to the...
San Benito County District 2 Supervisor race goes the distance
The San Benito County District 2 Supervisor race has taken on the feel of the presidential election. As of Wednesday morning, both races are...
Guest view: Measure N offers no guarantees
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Clearly, developers have learned that they can fool us as many times as they would like by repeating the same lies and spending big money on elected officials that will help them get what they want.
‘Slower growth’ gains another vote on council
Hollister Mayor Ignacio Velazquez has a task each year to ask the councilmembers to bring him their top item they want to see accomplished,...
Jose Fernandez: Hollister City Council District 1 candidate
“I’m not looking to do this to become a politician,” Fernandez said. “If I win, that’ll be great. I will do the best that I can for the city and for its citizens.”
