Public safety must be a top priority, and hiring cops is a good step
It's encouraging news that the City Council signed off on a plan to recruit two new police officers Monday as positions are vacated. Still, the vote included a disturbing clause that would allow the Council to suspend the recruitment process if the budget problems facing the city become too onerous.
Setting aside some of proposed SJB tax for tourism could allay worries
Before businesses in San Juan Bautista become too infuriated
Saddle up y’all, the highly-anticipated Saddle Horse Show is back
This week is going to be a fun one as the Saddle Horse Show and
Conclusions in digital divide editorial not supported
I have to respond to the obviously racist editorial you printed
Cheers to local law enforcement; jeers to identity thieves
Thumbs up: For the Hollister Police officers and their use of restraint during a standoff at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital Tuesday. A 21-year-old man confronted his mother at the hospital, brandished a knife blade and advanced toward police officers while he tried to escape. The police subdued the man with non-lethal bean bags instead of bullets. Cool heads, calm cops, no needless fatalities – job well done.
Liberal media already revising Reagan’s legacy
Right on cue, the liberal news media in our area has checked in








