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March 19, 2026

Letter: Lawsuit Abuse Awareness Week is Oct. 5-11 

California’s love affair with unmerited lawsuits targeted at small and minority small business owners is alive and well. So much so that the California Assembly failed to even schedule a hearing on Senate Bill 84, a much-needed reform measure to protect against abusive shakedown...

Where’s the outrage on Mendiola firing?

Why have taxpayers allowed four supervisors to terminate 24-year

The opinion of the Pinnacle

Kudos to SJB council for vetting all city manager candidates

‘When I was your age…’

I can just imagine, in 15 or 20 years, what I'll be saying to my

Letter: Making a case for Measure E

I would like the residents in our community to support a Yes vote on Measure E. Like many Hollister residence I am a commuter and I came to this town because I found a community that fit what I needed and wanted in a hometown.

Hollister drivers: loco at any speed

I've heard a lot of carping about moving violations in Hollister

Nature makes statement we should all take to heart

THUMBS UP: The Aromas-San Juan School District hired archaeological consultants to examine a six-acre property after the district had halted construction of new sports fields next to San Juan School due to concerns about potential artifacts buried on the site. Salinas-based Archaeological Consulting concluded there were no artifacts damaged by the project, and the district has since moved ahead.

A Crucial Investigation

We welcome news that the federal Department of the Interior's

Budget impasse hurts real people

The prolonged budget crisis in Sacramento, in which the state

Editorial: Concerns from foundation raise questions about group

Concerns expressed by San Benito Health Foundation officials – over a similar outside agency staking territory here by partnering on a neighborhood improvement grant application – have ended up raising serious questions about the local organization itself.

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