Hollister needs a change of plan on sewer rates
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Council must keep close eye on Measure T revenue
The citizens oversight committee required to examine city spending of additional Measure T sales-tax dollars did its job, as asked, and reported back to council members that officials have approved allocating 44 percent of $1.4 million on police, 19 percent on administration, 19 percent on community services and 18 percent for fire services.
Banking crisis – the scapegoating begins
We are just now beginning to see the scapegoating that was
Yes on California’s Prop 11 – because it’s good government
There's nothing as angry as a person who is losing money; that's
Recession rebound’s effect on immigrants
There is no doubt about it: The ongoing American recession has
