Stupid ‘prank’ in Gilroy should warn local police and school officials
The Gilroy High School lockdown on Friday, due to a stupid prank
Editorial: It’s a time to offer support for family, friends of Heather Carroll
Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Heather Alaina Carroll, whose body turned up early Saturday at a home in the 2100 block of Cerra Vista Drive after her suspected killer surrendered following a long standoff.
Supervisors must take control of election mess
The news that District Attorney John Sarsfield does not have a
Mobile Library is a Wise Investment
The last full year of the county bookmobile's service, it logged more than 4,000 miles, attracted more than 2,500 users, while people checked out more than 4,300 items.
Finding Right Leader Will Carry a Price
As the county nears a crucial era in its quest for improved economic development, an array of business groups have shown they understand working together will benefit the whole by focusing recruitment efforts into one lead agency, the Economic Development Corp.
Editorial: Quilter’s parting excuse over RDA loss
In order to learn from your mistakes, you have to own up to them. That holds true for individuals and organizations. It is too bad that departing Hollister City Manager Clint Quilter chose his last official Hollister City Council meeting to shrug off a potential $3 million loss by the former Redevelopment Agency and its successors. On the other hand this has been his regular M.O. when confronted by bad decisions. He has always counted on disinterested city councils to accept every glib explanation.
Editorial: Council made the right call on ‘Westside’ project
City council members made the right - and really, only -





