Editorials

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.

Arts movement deserves kudos

The loss of Dorothy McNett's Place dealt a serious blow to the

For anyone who thinks Hollister has lost its small-town feel, we

Getting to the heart of the dysfunction within the California

Happy 95th Muenzer's!

Thumbs up: For the San Juan Bautista Chamber of Commerce and the SJB Downtown Merchants Association and others that are trying to draw more tourists to their charming little town. They want to put a billboard on U.S. 101 to let passing motorists know the town is there; they are trying to attract bus tours; and they hosted a media day Thursday to try to spread the word. We wish them the best of luck. San Juan Bautista is an eccentric and fun burg that oozes personality. It deserves broad attention and the economic boost that will come with it.

The following people, events and organizations deserve a Thumbs

The simple fact that more than 60 percent of kids in San Benito