Supes support Z-Best plans for Highway 25, with conditions
Officials want clear language in letter of support for Z-Best expansion to include its concerns that traffic mitigation be included along the commute route
The status of the drought and atmoshperic rivers
How atmospheric rivers ended the drought in California and how we need to manage our water supply
OPINION: It’s time for our community to become one
1 commentCounty supervisor says residents, elected officials and business owners need to collaborate and communicate for the betterment of the community
Sports park on the horizon for Aromas
Aromas committee may make deal with Driscoll’s for facility to be used by local soccer teams
Environmentalists win, county loses revenues in solar project settlement
3 commentsAfter years of legal maneuvers by environmental groups, the Panoche Valley Solar Project is reduced to one-third of original design as ConEdison plans to move much of the project to Southern California
Arrest at motorcycle rally leads to warrant for drug sales
52-year-old arrested in Salinas on suspicion of selling cocaine at the motorcycle rally in downtown Hollister
Walking San Benito: St. Francis Loop
1 commentThis is the seventh in a series of articles in which local adventurer Jim Ostdick will introduce readers to the many walking opportunities throughout San Benito County.
Grant to help San Benito County LULAC students
$20,000 awarded to San Benito LULAC to assist local students pursue a higher education
Improved water quality coming soon to West/Central Hollister
New treatment plant improves drinking water, helps preserve groundwater basin, protects against drought, and aids in meeting state water discharge requirements
Riverview Estates neighborhood working to understand CSA funds
Homeowners begin organizing to address needs in their community
ConEdison calls county's solar project reaction 'vitriolic, 'unfair'
7 commentsAfter Board of Supervisors threatens to stop solar project and file a lawsuit, developer acknowledges tax allocation "difficulties," but says project will continue