Editorials

Measure G isn't perfect. It does deserve support on the June ballot, though, because this community's high school students deserve a decent learning environment.

Although the city scored a major victory when voters approved Measure T with a 66 percent approval, it's important to remember that this is just the beginning and citizens must keep pressure on Hollister officials to ensure this significant tax increase is used as efficiently and appropriately as possible.

Considering a modest, maximum savings of $316,000 annually and the likely benefits of having one cohesive law enforcement agency, Hollister officials should lead the charge in getting the city and county to agree on consolidation of the police and sheriff's departments.

The closed-session meetings between the City of Hollister and

The Hollister Police Department made the appropriate decision by

District 1 voters have the luxury of choosing among three

Despite months of speculation about the mayhem that would befall

Hollister merchants, inn-keepers, city officials and even

With marginal or nearly non-existent growth in San Benito

Don't look now, but the holiday season is upon us.