Pass the budget, then fix the bigger problem
Leaders in the California Legislature would do well to remember
What do the customers think about downtown parking?
It seems no matter where you go, every city has the same
Pinnacle editorial: Health inspection fee hike spells hypocrisy
The recent revelation that the county has gradually spiked health inspection fees for booths at the farmers market is a stark reminder of hypocrisy in local government. While legally abiding businesses have played by the rules and forked over more of their money year after year – supposedly to offset inspection costs and keep the public safe – authorities have ignored enforcement of illegal street vendors.
Rodeo Ruckus Highlights Need for Changes
The weekend rodeo on five acres of land on Riverside Road makes
We’ll Wait to Count Receipts, Benefits
The City of Hollister will be working to crack down this year on
Editorial: Board falls short with oil rules
County supervisors were apt to portray a sense of support for oil and natural gas prospects here, but they fell short as it pertains to protecting taxpayers in the event of a necessary cleanup.
Every 15 Minutes delivers a sobering message
San Benito High School juniors and seniors should have learned
Free Lance Editorial: Supes make logical call by skipping hearing
San Benito County supervisors last week made a logical decision when they decided to forgo an amended Williamson Act program because it would have been a waste of time to move forward when the vast majority of involved property owners have no interest.
There are still questions on campaign reform
There are good ideas behind the proposal to limit campaign
Preserve kid’s rec programs and quality of life
Spring is here and summer is coming, but for people who love





