San Benito County Local News: Community Service & Support

Undocumented immigrants over 50 became eligible in 2023. Now the program expands to all adults.

A 15-minute ride in an ambulance can cost $4,000 or more and insurance often won't pay.

The Hollister School District partnered with Legacy Church after representatives asked how they could help provide donated gifts to local students in need.

Some recipients say they received no notice or warning that the state had pulled their health coverage.

The homeless problem in King City, Monterey County, is being affected by a developer's financial issues.

The federal government cut off a pandemic-era food support program that 20 percent of Californians still need.

Updated data for 2022 and 2023 shows that California’s homeless population is only getting larger.

The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association dished out $65,000 in donations to various organizations during a ceremony at Gilroy Presbyterian Church, continuing its long-standing tradition of giving back to the community.

The funds, awarded by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, will create the “Gavilan College Higher Aspirations Juvenile Justice Program” over the next five years, a part of the Rising Scholars Network.

Cost to reopen community hospital estimated at nearly $30 million more than legislature allocated