Editorials

Vote ‘Yes’ on Measure T

October 11, 2007

The Measure T ballot initiative to increase Hollister's sales tax by 1 percent is about more than numbers. It's about a community choosing between progression and digression, about demanding a better quality of life, about providing an acceptable level of public safety.

Evidence for Hike is Violent Crime

June 29, 2007

There's a message that residents otherwise hesitant to support a

Legal costs better spent on the home team

April 13, 2004

It's clear that county supervisors have been spending money hand

We Can Still Leverage a Better Project

May 1, 2007

The City Council's recent approval of Award Homes' environmental

Let’s hope the Hollinet sale transcends the usual computer glitches

May 10, 2004

There's a race on to buy Hollinet, the local Internet company

Editorial: With departure of officials, what’s next for Hollister?

May 30, 2013

Now that Hollister City Manager Clint Quilter and City Attorney Stephanie Atigh have both announced their resignations, the obvious question is, where do we go from here?

Fight on to be heard on Coyote Valley

December 14, 2004

Morgan Hill officials have voted to send a letter rejecting San

A Rare Man Crossed Borders, for Good

September 21, 2006

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

Yes on California’s Prop 11 – because it’s good government

October 17, 2008

There's nothing as angry as a person who is losing money; that's

Editorial: Courthouse assault calls for slap on wrist

April 11, 2013

Although the district attorney was legally obliged to prosecute the father of a sex-abuse victim on a battery charge - after he was accused of assaulting his daughter's suspected perpetrator outside the courthouse - prosecutors should use a practical approach and apply what amounts to a slap on the wrist.

Another View: Food safety should be a priority

Let’s get chief search right from the start

Editorial: Public art has the power to transform communities

A lose-lose situation

Pinnacle editorial: Health inspection fee hike spells hypocrisy

Vote ‘Yes’ on Measure T

Evidence for Hike is Violent Crime

Legal costs better spent on the home team

We Can Still Leverage a Better Project

Let’s hope the Hollinet sale transcends the usual computer glitches

Editorial: With departure of officials, what’s next for Hollister?

Fight on to be heard on Coyote Valley

A Rare Man Crossed Borders, for Good

Yes on California’s Prop 11 – because it’s good government

Editorial: Courthouse assault calls for slap on wrist

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