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It's hard for one person to work at the same place for nearly four decades. But that’s exactly what Roselyn Oates did when she finished her final split shift at Progresso Tamale Parlor last Friday.

Ed Asner takes us on a journey to another era, which most of

Here we are, first week of January, clouds of holiday tissue finally swept from beneath our feet. A Christmas ornament, dropping from a dehydrated branch, plops on the rug, rolls hollowly onto the hearth. New Year's resolutions tap us on the shoulder, reminding us of our newly-minted vows. Get organized. Drop those Christmas pounds. Bring the budget back into check.

The Sharks did a lot of little things right Saturday, tying

If you are running for public office, the safest stance is to say, “I can make a difference” – assuring voters that there are better prospects ahead – but the truth is that it is hard to be optimistic about the future of San Benito County. Some residents will have a good life, but we are unlikely to prosper as a community unless we reject the same old methods being put forward by incumbents and candidates that always result in the status quo; frankly, we can't afford it.

If you're contributing to an employer-sponsored retirement plan

Dealt with a 2-0 deficit against Tri-City on Saturday to open