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Hollister
June 4, 2026

Soaring home prices are a call for action

Median home prices shooting past the $500,000 mark in Hollister

Megan’s Law site poses thorny questions

The subject of sex offenders who've served their time is a

Sacramento politicians: Get back to work

Californians are once again in limbo about the state's financial

Editorial: Deception defines measure against fracking, petroleum

A group's attempt to ban fracking and severely restrict all petroleum production in San Benito County is nothing more than extremist politics in an attempt to push the anti-fossil fuel agenda.

Small Town Keeps Economy Running

You may not have wondered lately where Weaverville is, but I've

Cheers for the rally’s roar; jeers for the ruckus created by illegal fireworks

Thumbs Up: For the Hollister Police Department and other agencies who pitched in for security at the 8th Annual Independence Rally. There were arrests and DUIs, but the crowded rally – many are saying it was as big as they've ever seen – never got out of control. Police Chief Jeff Miller deserves a hand for planning enforcement that made sure the wild ones never got too wild. An especially good move was a gang crackdown beginning the Wednesday before the rally kicked off and lasting through the weekend. Police nabbed 25 people during gang sweeps. We're sure that contributed to a smooth event.

Editorial: State should require insurance proof for riders

A recent lawsuit involving a Hollister Hills rider who was injured there and blamed it on the state underscores the need to require proof of insurance when entering such public parks.

Vote ‘no’ on gaming props, ‘yes’ on change for term limits

Voters will have a say on several statewide propositions on

Bond funds are not ‘miracle money’

It didn't take long for the dollars-and-cents reality of

Let the rally roar for everyone

While everyone begins to tune up for the next couple of days of

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