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Hollister
December 19, 2025

Time is now for RDA bond

Have no doubts: The City of Hollister is taking the future of

Free Lance Editorial: Public sector trying to squeeze every dime from taxpayers

A common theme has multiplied like Gremlins among public leaders who are faced with fiscal challenges: Roll the dice and cross your fingers.

Z-Best Neighbors Tired of Stench

Z-Best Composting, located south of Gilroy off of Highway 25,

Cheers for Final Rally Decision

The following events, organizations and people deserve a Thumbs

Editorial: Hollister district takes prudent approach

Hollister School District leaders are taking a refreshing approach toward convincing voters to support a $27 million school renovation bond.

Editorial: With reluctance, a nod for Measure E

Without a doubt, Hollister leaders have grossly mismanaged the budget and Measure T sales tax revenue since voters committed to the investment nearly five years ago. Despite those past transgressions - underscored by $500,000 in raises handed out immediately after its approval and a failure to wean off the city from needing the extra funds - voters would be penalizing themselves by opposing the Measure E extension on the Nov. 6 ballot.

Editorial: Mayor Gomez deserves praise

Hollister Mayor Victor Gomez responded candidly to criticism

Editorial: Traffic-fee hike too high all at once

San Benito County's Board of Supervisors recently increased traffic impact fees for developers from $20,400 per residential building permit to $23,853 – a hefty raise that should have been phased in over several years rather than dumped on builders' laps all at once.

Heading to the polls for the fun of it

Columnist and author Bill Vaughan had it pegged perfectly when

Arnold not yet a lame duck

Few people whose names were not on this month's ballot had as

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