Editorials

Thursday's graduation ceremony at San Benito High School

The horrific accident, that took the lives of three local

Two rooster ranchers are taking on San Benito County's ordinance

In 1947, when 3,000 bikers descended on Hollister for a series

In prosperous times, it makes sense to reward dedicated employees. With a national recession, a continually tumultuous local economy and a deficit-ridden general fund budget, the Hollister City Council's decision to approve 4 percent raises – at an additional cost this fiscal year of $516,000 – was fiscally irresponsible and deflates the potential service boost from the Measure T sales tax.

While we're glad that the Valley Transportation Authority is

The following events, organizations and people deserve either a

Stumbling comedians have grabbed the crutch of free-speech

John Fry and the American Institute of Mathematics have big

For months, city leaders have publicly brushed aside a sense of