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April 4, 2026

Gifted Games keep on growing

As Tania Sauer made her way around the track at San Benito High School, special education students called out for her with smiles beaming across their faces.

College Golf: Cross’ game blooms

Will Cross always wanted to compete against older players form an early age, displaying a confidence and boldness belying his age.

Critics rip San Juan officials over biker crackdown

San Juan Bautista officials Tuesday took up a discussion on dealing with such claims of noise and speeding from motorcyclists in the downtown area. Bikers and others packed the San Juan City Hall chambers and overwhelmingly spoke out against tightening regulations against motorcycle users or downtown bars.

LULAC chapter launches in San Juan

San Juan Bautista has a League of United Latin American Citizens chapter.

San Juan to take up biker issues

San Juan Bautista officials this week are set to take up a discussion on dealing with such claims of noise and speeding from motorcyclists in the downtown area.

Getting Out: Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

Over the many years I have lived in the Bay Area, I have overlooked the East Bay. I viewed the Amador Valley, the San Ramon Valley, and the Livermore Valley simply as corridors leading to the Sierra and other destinations beyond. But a recent visit to Las Trampas Regional Preserve chipped another bit of ignorance away and further opened my eyes to the East Bay's hidden gems.

Artificial turf use growing with the drought

The long rolls of turf to the left of this house are about to become the green lawn of Hollister resident Kathy Provost’s dreams. But the grass is not the kind Provost thought she would cultivate on the family’s country property.

Hollister mom wins groceries for a year

Elizabeth Sandoval on Friday won a Great Grocery Giveaway contest through Hollister Super and was awarded “groceries for a year”—in this case a $5,200 card for use at the store.

Starbucks sets date to open Hollister store with drive-thru

Starting May 20, local Starbucks patrons won’t have to get out of their vehicles to pick up drinks.

Farmers market pushes dog sitting to keep pooches away

Despite a city code that forbids dogs at the Downtown Hollister Certified Farmers’ Market, event organizers for years have had issues with patrons bringing their pooches to the weekly gatherings from May through September.

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