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Embrace reform to ensure competitive elections

January 28, 2005

Editorial: County growth rules throw salt in a bad wound

Find a way to make ethics committee work

Editorial: With the city, it’s train wreck-onomics

County must speed up West Nile preparations

Editorial: Officials with hospital, foundation must put aside differences

May 2, 2013

Players involved in the increasingly discordant relationship between the hospital and health foundation must find a way to put aside personality differences and give utmost priority to providing the best health care possible for this county's residents.

With growth unpredictable, focus on school’s urgent needs

December 18, 2007

The San Benito High School District has a tough task ahead in deciding how much of the school's facilities should get costly upgrades, and when they should occur, because it's nearly impossible to project future growth trends while the real estate industry remains in the dumps, and will for the unforeseeable future.

Summer School Good Investment

March 8, 2007

We applaud the San Benito High School Board of Trustees'

Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

April 2, 2005

Cheers for track team; jeers for water rates

Same-sex marriage a formidable legal challenge

February 19, 2004

Despite legal doubts, rain squalls and long waits, gays and

Explore Safety Tax

December 6, 2005

Normally, we would advocate taking a very skeptical look at any

Editorial: City deserves credit for cuts

May 31, 2011

Congratulations to the City of Hollister for cutting its General

October 24, 2012

The recent settlement over a blatant restriction against employees’ free-speech rights is embarrassing for the county, and it remains befuddling how such a policy could be enacted and carried out for so long.

City Can Prove Process Works

March 22, 2007

As the Award Homes 677-unit development project moves forward in

3 Strikes and a Pension

January 5, 2006

With a stretched-thin budget and lack of some county services as

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