Monthly Archives: March 2019
Motorcycle rider killed on 101 over weekend
The local office of the California Highway Patrol reported a fatality over the weekend on Highway 101.
An unidentified San Jose man, age 30,...
Local Democrats add three members to committee
Courtesy of the San Benito County Democratic Central Committee:
San Benito County Democrats added three new members to the local party’s organizing committee.
Added to...
New Businesses: March 11-15
The following new fictitious business statements were filed with the San Benito County Clerk’s Office over the past week:
Business: Fuentes Landscaping
Filed by: Jose...
Baler STRONG recipients for week come from math, AVID
Courtesy of San Benito High School:
San Benito High School teachers, counselors and administrators each week recognize students as Baler STRONG Students of the...
Agenda: City to talk 400 block, tennis court agreement, new positions
Hollister City Council members will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Hollister City Hall, 375 Fifth St., to consider the following:
Legal conference on...
CHP announces location of DUI checkpoint
Courtesy of the California Highway Patrol:
The Hollister-Gilroy office of the California Highway Patrol will conduct a sobriety/driver license checkpoint on Sunday on westbound...
Commentary: Councilman says it’s time to fund a new library
Contributed by Marty Richman:
Give our kids a chance. Fund a new county library and resource center.
San Benito County needs a modern library and...
Video: Hollister crews respond to fence fire next to apartments
A fire broke out Saturday at an apartment complex on Sierra Court, which is near the Hollister Post Office. Hollister crews responded to a...
Obituary: Robert Martin (1954-2019)
Bob passed away in Hollister, CA on Monday March 11, 2019 surrounded by loved ones.
Bobby
had been ill for quite a while living...
Winter ag shift leads to spike in county jobless rate
San Benito County’s unemployment rate increased in January as expected, due to fluctuations in the agriculture industry, but the statewide figure barely ticked up...