Officials shouldn’t downplay bigger class sizes
Imagine if you are a supervisor with 20 employees to manage on a
Editorial: City wise to get rally rolling again
Officials are on the right track with planning for a revived motorcycle rally by hiring a qualified event manager, drastically cutting the law enforcement budget and - perhaps most poignantly - putting those hogs back on the main drag.
Editorial: Fair board made responsible last call
The 33rd Agricultural District Board's first obligation is to keep the fairgrounds open for business. For that reason, and because continued fiscal cuts have placed Bolado Park's future in jeopardy, the fair board made a sensible decision by shifting primary rights for alcohol sales to the district's nonprofit foundation. Â
Free Lance Editorial: Investigation needed into allegations over fire contract
Hollister Councilman Doug Emerson has alleged that he and a city employee were threatened by political consultant Rick Rivas that his brother, Supervisor Robert Rivas, might flip his vote and oppose a $1.1 million annual fire contract with the city unless Emerson did a political favor – namely, prompt cancellation of a San Juan town hall meeting held in April over the matter.
The Father’s Day Conspiracy Uncovered
It's easy to tell when Father's Day is about to arrive, as the
Editorial: Valdivia should explain reversal on pay
Time and again over the years, Councilwoman Pauline Valdivia has defended her previously consistent stance to vote on city compensation matters such as contracts for workers, with questions arising periodically because her daughter is a Hollister employee.
Greenbelt’s vision a good first step
The Greenbelt Alliance's blueprint for developing Coyote Valley,







