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July 24, 2026

High Costs Scaring Professionals Away

It's becoming increasingly difficult for local government

Exit exams are real in ’06

With San Benito High School and Anzar students hitting the books

Turn Down the Heat in Homecare Impasse

It's time to put the gloves back on in the battle between county

Mobile Library is a Wise Investment

The last full year of the county bookmobile's service, it logged more than 4,000 miles, attracted more than 2,500 users, while people checked out more than 4,300 items.

Editorial: Earth Day is more than a celebration—it’s a call to action

People globally celebrate Earth Day on April 22, recognizing the urgent need to help our planet.  What began in 1970 as a grassroots environmental movement in the United States has since grown into the largest secular observance in the world, involving more than a...

Downtown shows its vulnerability

The loss of Dorothy McNett's Place dealt a serious blow to the

To educate, Bonfante Gardens must stay open

Congratulations to Greg Martinez on his selection to the

Thumbs Up to City of Hollister

The following events, organizations and people deserve either a

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.

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