Monthly Archives: October 2018
Case moves ahead for Hollister man facing gun, drug charges after pursuit
A Hollister man accused of possessing a firearm and drug charges after an early August foot pursuit has been charged and is moving toward...
Hearing continued again for homicide suspect Barajas
The preliminary setting for murder suspect Jose Barajas has been continued again, this time until next Thursday.
At a preliminary setting, involved parties schedule the...
Nino Real Estate hosting grand opening for new San Juan office
Courtesy of Nino Real Estate:
Nino Real Estate, Inc., located in beautiful San Benito County, opened in 2001 in Hollister, California.
For 17 years, Nino Real...
Historical society puts out call for new caretaker
The San Benito County Historical Society has put out an official call for a new caretaker to succeed Don Pidd, the longtime caretaker who...
Graniterock’s sudden land decision forces removal of local’s horses
On Sept. 25, Jennifer Galindo-Cole received a letter from Graniterock Co. letting her know that after 30 years leasing land for horse grazing in...
Public can comment on Z-Best plans to expand along Highway 25
The Z-Best composting facility on Highway 25 near Hollister is in the process of preparing a key environmental impact report on plans for major...
Election 2018: Videos of candidate interviews, forum coverage
With less than two weeks before the Nov. 6 election, San Benito County residents have one place to go if they want to be...
County weighs options for intersection of Fairview, Fallon
County supervisors this week examined the safety levels at the intersection of Fallon and Fairview roads and whether to invest money in the issue.
Supervisors...
Designs wanted for McCarthy Park water tower emblem
Courtesy of the San Benito County Arts Council:
The San Benito County Arts Council seeks designers, artists and other creatives to submit designs for a...
County lobbyist paid $120k a year returns $0 in 10 months
In the 10 months since San Benito County hired lobbyist Kim Stone for $10,000 a month, her firm has produced nothing in return.
The hired...