Community Board: Marlow case underscores flaws in bill
Due to a new state law that is far too broad in nature, one of Hollister’s most notorious criminals has a chance for freedom in April.
Tell San Jose what you think about Coyote
The next time you're driving along U.S. 101 toward San Jose,
Have fun and celebrate on graduation night, but let’s avoid any alcohol-related tragedies
With graduations coming up at San Benito, Anzar and San Andreas
VTA Wastes Our Money on Transit Boondoggles
Our COG's Directors' proposed Memorandum of Understanding with
Two Great Ideas, Can They Work Together?
Creating a new space for boys and girls to play and engage in
Nature makes statement we should all take to heart
THUMBS UP: The Aromas-San Juan School District hired archaeological consultants to examine a six-acre property after the district had halted construction of new sports fields next to San Juan School due to concerns about potential artifacts buried on the site. Salinas-based Archaeological Consulting concluded there were no artifacts damaged by the project, and the district has since moved ahead.
Cheers to local law enforcement; jeers to identity thieves
Thumbs up: For the Hollister Police officers and their use of restraint during a standoff at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital Tuesday. A 21-year-old man confronted his mother at the hospital, brandished a knife blade and advanced toward police officers while he tried to escape. The police subdued the man with non-lethal bean bags instead of bullets. Cool heads, calm cops, no needless fatalities – job well done.




