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April 3, 2026

Editorial: ‘Miles traveled’ tax underscores hypocrisy in transit

The local transit agency's long-term budget plan is a fantasy wish list, so talk of creating a so-called “vehicle miles traveled tax” to fund its massive, self-created shortfall should be viewed from the same fictional perspective.

Editorial: Supervisors take the right turn on car allowance reductions

San Benito County supervisors are on the right track in curtailing excessive vehicle allowances for department heads, but they should remain steadfast in requiring all of the top officials to follow their new policy and continue seeking other ways to cut such transportation costs.  

A salute to those honored by SBC Chamber

A county and community are made up of many important parts that

A tragic reminder of the frailty of youth

The horrific accident, that took the lives of three local

Editorial: Embezzlement cases signal larger issue

The recent sentencing of former sheriff's deputy Jason Lei for embezzling around $13,000 from the deputies union is yet another mark on a countywide rap sheet.

Endorsement: Gomez gets the nod in District 5 race

Largely missing from the Hollister City Council is the type of

Plan for Castro-Breen Adobe absurd

When history runs up against the MTV generation's quest for

How to kill a downtown without really trying

Sheriff Curtis Hill's vision of creating a combined justice

Rally committee is making real progress

Kudos for the Hollister Independence Rally, which is showing

Editorial: With departure of officials, what’s next for Hollister?

Now that Hollister City Manager Clint Quilter and City Attorney Stephanie Atigh have both announced their resignations, the obvious question is, where do we go from here?

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