Land Use
Intersection at San Juan-Hollister and Union to become cul-de-sac
Change is part of $105.9 million Highway 156 Improvement Project.
Caltrans aims to fix State Route 25 again, with a $9.5 million price tag
Rerouted portion of highway collapsed just three months after it opened.
Hollister City Council approves amendment to 400 block agreement
No reserved parking spaces for Community Foundation.
City of Hollister awarded transportation planning grant to develop Complete Streets Plan
City gets $259,768 grant to develop study for Buena Vista Road, Santa Ana Road, Meridian Street and Memorial Drive.
Designs approved for Verutti Park restrooms in San Juan Bautista
Features include sensor lighting, stainless steel fixtures and windows.
Paicines Ranch to host regenerative ag workshop
Presentations include cover cropping and integrating livestock into cropland.
Santana Ranch developer clears the air over new middle school site
Michael Anderson has faced criticism from district and elected officials since 2017.
Parking for 400 block development stalls
Program staff working on changes to licensing agreement before City Council votes on it.
Hollister City Council to hold town hall meeting
Town hall to follow meeting on use of Leatherback property as site of community center.
LAFCO approves Hollister annexation of 49.5 acres
Commission also adds 102 acres to Hollister’s sphere of influence for likely annexation in the future.
Robbie Brown creates sustainability solutions at Gavilan College
New Energy, Education and Facilities Fellow working on water management and conservation.
Regenerative agriculture event highlights new farming concepts
Paicines Ranch to host field day for EcoFarm Conference attendees.
San Benito Geology: Earthquake 101
This is the fourth in a series of six monthly articles about the geology of San Benito County by retired Earth Science teacher Jim Ostdick. The topics are the nature of science, how do earthquakes occur and how are they measured.
Congressman Panetta introduces legislation to reopen Clear Creek Recreation Area
Clear Creek was closed to the public in 2008 due to potential risk by naturally occurring asbestos.
Government shutdown affects local public lands
Pinnacles National Park East entrance is closed. West entrance has limited services.
Report indicates Sunnyslope water pond as cause of Southside Road landslides
‘No apparent evidence’ earthquakes destabilized slope.
Proposed gas station in San Juan Bautista clears hurdles
Controversial development in engineering phase.
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