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March 23, 2026

Guest View: What is public health?

Public health defies easy descriptors common to other fields of medicine, like “doctor for adults” or “doctor for kids.” Consequently, the public may not know the many ways that public health impacts our lives on a daily basis.  As we approach National Public Health Week 2015 (April 6-12), I would like to take this opportunity to describe what we do, how we do it, and why we do it.

Smoke-free at last

Hallelujah! About a month ago, I saw a new

The time is ripe for redistricting reform

Retiring state Sen. Bruce McPherson is right: Redistricting is a

Letter: San Benito can lead on clean, reliable power

A decade ago, California summers brought not only heat, but the threat of rolling blackouts. Extreme heat waves pushed our electricity system to the brink, leaving millions without power when they needed it most.  The story has changed. Thanks to battery energy storage systems (BESS),...

Editorial: In tough times, let’s remember to enjoy the little things in life

Lately, it can feel like the world is weighed down with stress—global conflicts, economic uncertainty and the fast pace of everyday life. It’s easy to get caught up in the heaviness of it all. But right here in our own community, there are still...

Illegal Dumping a Shame

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Letter: Is there money for an emergency?

Is there going to be an emergency center for a disaster? There are a lot of things we need to do for the people of our community to find work. We need more ideas, we should have more input and have people be a part of the community. We don't want to hurt the middle class in our community. We need more help, things should be simple but, they make things hard. We need to advance our community, advance our city for communication to bring jobs in our city.

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