Editorials

Supreme court betrayed the Bill of Rights

July 11, 2005

The Supreme Court's recent decision to give local governments

Holiday giving

December 7, 2017

Family parties, work mixers, Santa Claus—the holiday season is here. Hollister and San Juan Bautista started the festivities with night-time parades, where residents came out in droves to watch their friends, family and neighbors wave from lit up floats, trailers or classic cars, steaming...

Black eye from case could be hard to wipe

April 29, 2008

It's unfortunate the misdemeanor case of San Juan Bautista Mayor

Entry Fees Will Fund Needed Work at Park

April 11, 2007

Nothing gets people grumbling quite like rising prices. But it's

Signals get crossed over lights

April 23, 2003

In a well-intentioned effort to improve traffic safety, local

Require local tobacco licenses

September 16, 2005

Faced with the alarming statistic that 33 percent of our stores

Community college leader earns high marks

June 14, 2004

Steve Kinsella became president of Gavilan Community College at

Editorial: Hollister can’t afford another rally risk

November 17, 2008

The Hollister City Council faces nearly insurmountable challenges regarding the annual biker rally, little time and diminishing hope against a swell of disappointment with any foreseeable outcome.

Increase the water and sewer rates to keep the city afloat

May 4, 2004

Mark Twain once said:

Thumbs up, thumbs down

July 9, 2005

Cheers a cowboy legend; jeers for HSD's woes

Reserve spending makes sense now for HSD

Keep the DA Race Clean

Editorial: Food insecurity is a crisis we cannot ignore

Hollister leaders and a strategy called hope

The BIA must be overhauled

Supreme court betrayed the Bill of Rights

Holiday giving

Black eye from case could be hard to wipe

Entry Fees Will Fund Needed Work at Park

Signals get crossed over lights

Require local tobacco licenses

Community college leader earns high marks

Editorial: Hollister can’t afford another rally risk

Increase the water and sewer rates to keep the city afloat

Thumbs up, thumbs down

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