Editorials

It's clear to us that the San Juan Bautista City Council

The City of Hollister should go back to the drawing board on the 400 block. The proposed deal has way too many problems and is too polarizing because it wasn’t handled the right way. An appraisal was hidden from the public, allowing the land to...

The seven remaining candidates are presumably still in line.

Congratulations to the City of Hollister for cutting its General

If we are lucky, we meet one person in our lifetime who has the

The bill working it's way through the California Assembly to

House Republicans, especially those of the "tea party" ilk, think they know the cause of our country's economic woes: environmental regulations. As a result, they loaded up the appropriations bill that funds the Interior Department and the Environmental Protection Agency with dozens of riders that would encourage deadly pollution of the air and water, set back efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and allow uranium mining near the Grand Canyon, among other things. Such riders are commonplace on annual appropriations bills, but Washington insiders say they've never seen such a breathtaking assault on the environment.

There's no doubt public educators both locally and throughout

California winemakers stand to gain a lot if the Supreme Court