Editorial: Hollister should set geographic limits for safety workers
Police Capt. Carlos Reynoso's use of a taxpayer-funded patrol car for his daily commute to and from work – around 100 miles round trip – underscores that the city needs a policy requiring newly hired, sworn, public-safety personnel to live in or near Hollister.
Water Cooler: Are you satisfied with Target’s response?
Panelists answered the following: Are you satisfied with Target's response to 40 million credit and debit cards being compromised?
Question of the Week: Tax dollars on community pool?
Below is the Question of the Week for next edition. Answers could be published in the paper. Please include a name with answers.
Resist the parade nonsense
Showy military displays go back millennia, to ancient Egypt and Greece and beyond. Yet, the U.S. has no consistent tradition of big military parades, especially since the Second World War. Why is that?
Ask any senior officer. She or he will explain that it’s because...
