Editorial: Officers should be held to higher standard
There are too many questions for comfort in the dismissal of Hollister Sgt. James Egan's drunken driving charge, and it amplifies a need that off-duty officers be held to a higher standard rather a lower one when breaking the law.
Marty: The Economy – the issue of the year
There are still two weeks left in 2008 before the entire year is in the history books; even so, I'm ready to announce my first, and perhaps last, story of the year award. The story of the year for 2008 was, and still is, the worldwide economic crisis. In fact, the economic crisis took first, second and third place because its ripples have touched every aspect of our public and private lives.
Editorial: City raises mar chances for recovery
In prosperous times, it makes sense to reward dedicated employees. With a national recession, a continually tumultuous local economy and a deficit-ridden general fund budget, the Hollister City Council's decision to approve 4 percent raises – at an additional cost this fiscal year of $516,000 – was fiscally irresponsible and deflates the potential service boost from the Measure T sales tax.
Letters: Odd why opposing letter published, too
I find it rather strange that it took over a week to print my
Five New Year’s resolutions for the city council
The fact that I've been very unhappy with the performance of








