Editorial: Community hospitals are vital to a city’s well being
A community hospital is more than a place we go when something goes wrong. It is one of the essential pillars of a healthy and resilient community.
When a medical emergency strikes, minutes, even seconds, matter. Having a hospital close to home can mean the...
City has better options for a key cultural cornerstone
After a very quiet year, a controversial project appeared in a City Council agenda packet posted late in the afternoon of the last day in May. The 400 block development, a cluster of buildings that will define Hollister into the 22nd Century, had changed,...
Giving due process to DMB; and an official’s reversal
Supervisor Pat Loe's proposal to delay work on DMB's El Rancho
Editorial: Quilter’s parting excuse over RDA loss
In order to learn from your mistakes, you have to own up to them. That holds true for individuals and organizations. It is too bad that departing Hollister City Manager Clint Quilter chose his last official Hollister City Council meeting to shrug off a potential $3 million loss by the former Redevelopment Agency and its successors. On the other hand this has been his regular M.O. when confronted by bad decisions. He has always counted on disinterested city councils to accept every glib explanation.
Airport manager overstepped bounds in changing plan
It never should have been in doubt, but CalFire's plans to build a new air-attack base on 12 acres at the Hollister Municipal Airport are once again included in the airport layout plan under review by officials.
Next Steps to Curb Illegal Immigration
President Bush visits Mexico next week, and just in time. Mexico
DMB’s Should At Least Consider Neighbor’s Input on Development
Is it South Gilroy or North Hollister? That's a pertinent





