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February 16, 2026

Kosmicki: Five ways to end party for fireworks hooligans

Timeless tradition in Hollister: Grown-up children shoot off miniature and not-so-miniature bombs over other residents’ properties, putting neighbors’ lives at risk and keeping the rest of the town awake until violators’ self-justified lawlessness simmers at a time of their choosing.

Rally food choices keep mouths watered

Jerry DeMille and Scott Bevens left their homes in North Hollywood at 4 a.m. Friday to get to the Hollister Independence Rally. The longtime friends said the trip was worth it.

Novack: Water restrictions ease, but drought remains

Winter 2016 saw improved hydrologic conditions in parts of California. More rain and snow fell in Northern California as compared with Central and Southern California; yet, due to California’s water conveyance systems, concerns over supply reliability have eased even in urban Southern California. Consequently, the mandatory conservation standards put in place by the state have been adjusted.

Getting Out: Take a fork in the river

I was here last Saturday, and this place was packed.” Chris Reeves, our river pilot from Tributary Whitewater Tours, was amazed how quiet the Oxbow put-in location was by the edge of the Middle Fork of the American River. Chris is used to guiding busy weekend trips, but it was a beautiful Monday morning, and we practically had the river to ourselves.

Girl Scouts raise funds for pantry donation box

On June 4, Girl Scout Cadette Troop 23174 members from Hollister completed their final step to earn the Silver Award by partnering with the Hollister Community Pantry, according to an announcement on the achievement.

Hollister fireworks show moving to airport

The city's sanctioned July 4 fireworks show is moving from Maze Middle School to the airport.

San Juan’s Liddle finds calling as Miss San Benito Rodeo

Audrey Liddle was 10 or 11 years old when she first learned of the Miss San Benito Rodeo competition. From that very moment, Liddle had a goal to be the top queen.

Fire contained to 83 acres near national park

Calfire contained a blaze Monday to just over 80 acres near Pinnacles National Park, according to the state agency’s website.

Local resident starts a feral cat program

Hollister Resident Kayla Monighetti is lending a helping paw to feral cats in San Benito County.

San Juan gets new logo, motto

San Juan Bautista is about getting a new look for the city’s logo and tagline.

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