Thousands in free Gavilan bond advice
Gavilan Community College trustees have chosen a dicey time to
We’ll Wait to Count Receipts, Benefits
The City of Hollister will be working to crack down this year on
Police should stop carotid restraints
Two months after the death of Steven Juarez while in the custody of Gilroy police, the investigation of the exact cause of his death continues. While the police and the district attorney’s office are investigating whether police were responsible, they have said little about...
Local governments should put budgets online
With current technology enabling quick transfer of spreadsheets,
Editorial: Emerson should have seen red flags
Simply put: Councilman Doug Emerson should have known better.
Crisis admitted, but dropout figures still off
Three things are clear in aftermath of huge headlines trumpeting
Dabo departure is long overdue
Mitchell Dabo is leaving the San Benito County Board of Education. At least he said three weeks ago that he would. The sooner the better.
He could have announced his plans to resign when he told us last week that he would not seek to...
Pinnacle editorial: Health inspection fee hike spells hypocrisy
The recent revelation that the county has gradually spiked health inspection fees for booths at the farmers market is a stark reminder of hypocrisy in local government. While legally abiding businesses have played by the rules and forked over more of their money year after year – supposedly to offset inspection costs and keep the public safe – authorities have ignored enforcement of illegal street vendors.









