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June 5, 2026

Soap opera continues at DA’s office

When will we see the final chapter of the ongoing and bizarre

Rock Out, But Don’t Litter Space

The following events, organizations and people deserve either a

Take Up the Fitness Cause

As you shop, eat rich meals and watch football this holiday

Compromise Needed to Make Bypass a Reality

Forgetting the fact that the Highway 25 bypass sprouted a $15.5

Bargained charges too light for Munguia

The district attorney's office from the beginning may have

Keen Notes on San Benito County Fashion

As I write, we are poised in that fashion moment between the

Editorial: Gavilan response shows defiance in the face of guilt

Gavilan College Board President Laura Perry has stared guilt in the face and hunkered down defiantly against allegations trustees violated the state open meetings law when approving Steve Kinsella's mind-wringing pay hike. Her response can only heighten suspicion about the approval's secretive nature and skepticism about college officials' priorities.

Decide the Rally’s Future Tonight

Tonight the City Council again sits down to discuss the

Editorial: City to carve news on rock tablets

It's good to see Hollister officials showing a desire to share information with the public through a newsletter, but launching a print publication in 2013 is a reckless, archaic way of spending taxpayers' money, especially after passage of the Measure E tax extension promoted as a savior for public safety.

Rally Needs more Help From City

As the debate over the costs and the benefits of the Hollister

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