Editorial: Study necessity of a new Highway 152
Supervisor Margie Barrios had good intentions when she broached
Editorial: County growth rules throw salt in a bad wound
For 11 years, San Benito County has been severely limited
Editorial: Denial of charging stations right for a lot of reasons
Installing an electric vehicle station in Hollister would have
Editorial: State lacks logical practices for lion population
The necessary kill of a mountain lion in Aromas once again
Editorial: Embezzlement probe sheds light on inconsistencies
The Hollister Police Department made the appropriate decision by
Editorial: Police must send message to climbers
It has been disturbing to watch the trend involving teenagers
Editorial: EDC must change direction or plan to lose tax funds
At some point, the local governments can't continue throwing
Editorial: Panel overstepped authority in Ridgemark denial
County planning commissioners allowed emotions to trump common
Editorial: RDA is crucial for the economy
Although local municipalities have abused the less-than-rigid
Another View: It is the GOP vs. Mother Nature
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.
