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November 6, 2025

Jim Berkland: ‘The Man Who Predicts Quakes’

When I was a kid growing up in Hollister in the 1980s, my family

Joaquin Murrieta slept here

Few historical figures are as mysterious and controversial as

Hike Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park

At Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park above Santa Cruz, a single ridge separates two very different habitats. Walking the trails on the park’s east side through bright slopes of mixed evergreen trees and chaparral, it seems so unlikely that just over the hill giant redwoods nearly 300 feet tall shade a forest floor dark, moist and green. The great thing about this park is that both settings are within easy reach of a day hiker.

Interactions Between Drugs and Grapefruit Juice

Q: The label on my grapefruit juice says that it's heart

Scrapbook

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Raymond Ramos, a native of Hollister, is

Authorities investigate car submerged at Chesbro Reservoir

Santa Clara County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating how a vehicle ended up in Chesbro Reservoir in unincorporated west Morgan Hill last week. The sheriff’s office was dispatched to the reservoir, located off Oak Glen Avenue, about 5:50pm March 18 in response to a report that...

Teen boys and Axe: A terrible combination

Somewhere around middle school something horrible happens to our sons. Yes, they discover … Axe Body Spray.

Rams start anew

Last year was a season to forget for Gavilan College. Amid violations and an 0-10 record, stability is what the program needed. John Lango stepped in, back in charge of a team he led from 2000 to 2010. If Lango is going to bring...

Bridge: No five-card suit? Here’s how to bid

When I first heard about bridge conventions, I immediately remembered that every time I attended a convention, they always had fun parties. And I was for all the parties I could get! Only later did I learn that a bridge convention is a bid that carries a special meaning with it - such as the five-card Major Convention - oh well ... I was already hooked!

Sushi roll en español

Aaron Rodriguez was selling sushi out of his house while he was still in high school. He was building a business and clientele before most kids even entertain the thought of culinary school. Rodriguez, 20, says it was the support of his clients that encouraged him to pursue being a chef.

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