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05/19/2022
Three candidates are running the race for the District 4 seat on the Board of Supervisors. The primary election is June 7. District 4 includes South County, San Juan Oaks, Ridgemark and Cerra Vista Elementary School.

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05/19/2022
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The June 7 election will determine who will complete the four-year term of District 1 supervisor Mark Medina, who resigned in June 2021. The governor appointed Betsy Dirks to replace him until this election.

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05/17/2022
At a special meeting on May 14, the Hollister City Council decided by consensus to bring on a consulting agency to prepare a nonbinding measure for the Nov. 8 ballot asking voters if the city should reestablish the Annual Independence Day Rally beginning in 2023.

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05/16/2022
The race for the supervisor’s seat in District 3—which covers a portion of Hollister—has three candidates: Edwardo Alfaro, Rolan Resendiz and Mindy Sotelo. An outright winner may be named in June, or else the two with the most votes will run against each other in November.

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05/10/2022
Six different candidates are running for the District 1 Board of Supervisors seat in San Benito County. The winner will take over the remaining term of Mark Medina, who resigned after two years.

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04/19/2022
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San Benito County officials and property owners continue to seek more funding to provide more services for local homeless people, and to reduce the unhoused population.

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04/07/2022
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Supervisor Kollin Kosmicki writes, “Special interests are at it again in San Benito County. That said, I want to address the ambiguous signs that showed up throughout the county this past week with my name on them and phrases like Recall, Censure, Unethical and Shameful on them. To be clear, there is no recall petition challenging my role ...”

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03/23/2022
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City of Hollister and San Benito County officials are taking steps to speed up the repair and upgrades of local deteriorating roadways by allocating large sums of money for the efforts. The Hollister City Council on March 21 approved the sale of $20 million in bond financing for capital improvements to the city’s roads and [...]

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03/15/2022
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The San Benito County Board of Supervisors have not come to a consensus on adding a sales tax measure to the November ballot, requesting more information on the county’s finances.

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01/05/2022
California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued an opinion that states the election to fill the remainder of Mark Medina’s term as the District 1 supervisor should be conducted as a special election using the old district boundaries in place when the vacancy occurred.

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11/03/2021
Final redistricting lines are being drawn for San Benito County this year. Maps, suggestions from residents, and other means of input are being used to guide this important process, which happens every 10 years.

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10/28/2021
Since June 7, when District 1 rep Mark Medina resigned, San Benito County has been short one supervisor. On Oct. 28, Gov. Gavin Newsom tapped Betsy Dirks to serve the rest of Medina’s term, which ends in 2024.

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08/25/2021
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors voted 3-1 to require that unvaccinated county employees be tested twice weekly for COVID-19. The decision came a day after supervisors cleared the chambers in response to constant interruptions by opponents of the policy.

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08/22/2021
Courtney Evans, who is facing a trial for trespassing and resisting arrest after she was ordered out of the Dec. 15 meeting of the San Benito County Board of Supervisors, has sued ex-supe Jaime De La Cruz and two county deputies, claiming “sexual assault” and “torture.”

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08/18/2021
The race for Honor Spencer’s supervisorial seat is open, with five candidates approved to run Nov. 2. They include a San Benito High guidance tech, two small-business owners, an employee of Amazon Web Services, and the longtime program manager of Santa Clara County’s juvenile probation department.

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08/08/2021
BenitoLink’s Noe Magana reports that the county board of supervisors may require COVID-19 vaccinations for county employees; supes are split on the issue.

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08/08/2021
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors will vote Aug. 10 to ban all fireworks in unincorporated areas as a fire safety measure. First-time offenders would be fined $1,000, with fines of $2,500 to $5,000 for subsequent violations.

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07/05/2021
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office is now accepting applications for the vacant District 1 seat on the San Benito County Board of Supervisors, which has been vacant since Mark Medina resigned from office June 7.

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06/14/2021
Unlike neighboring Central Coast elected bodies, the San Benito County Board of Supervisors chose not to declare June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

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06/08/2021
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 at its June 8 meeting to introduce an ordinance to place term limits on an upcoming ballot. The ordinance will be formally adopted on June 22.
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