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Hollister
April 3, 2026

High School Should Build on Strength

Since the 1980s, traditional vocational education programs have

Editorial: City voters send 2 messages – change and caution

The City of Hollister had three measures on Tuesday's ballot, and the voters sent messages of both change and caution.

Right for Preservation, Right for Economy

San Juan Oaks' plan to expand its housing and resort project through the transfer of development credits program gives the county a chance to add a valuable destination point while showing potential builders the worthiness of a new land preservation tool.

Unanswered Questions in Bus Contract

The first responsibility of any school board or district is to

The Annual T-Shirt Rally Returns to Hollister

Driving through downtown yesterday morning, I watched the annual

Editorial: City will have to keep close eye on possible issues with firm

Despite potential conflicts of interest for the city's contracted attorney, Hollister-based L&G, the firm deserves the same chance as any other competitor to prove its objectivity and worthiness for the job.  

Christmas Is Saved as Target Rises From the Ashes

It was quite a week for news: Scientists found more proof that

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CA personal tax rates rank low

One prevailing stereotype of Californians—shared by state residents as well as red-state politicians and the Trump Administration—is that we pay higher taxes than anyone else in the country. A national consumer website, WalletHub, this month has released its 2018 Taxpayer Survey, as well as its...

Editorial: Why STEAM education matters more than ever

Walk into any classroom in San Benito County today and you’ll see more than textbooks and worksheets. You’ll see students coding simple programs, building bridges from craft sticks, experimenting with sound and light and using creativity to solve real problems.  That’s STEAM in action—science, technology,...

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