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February 18, 2012

Judge sentences Covian in 2007 stabbing murder

February 17, 2012

A judge Friday sentenced Jose A. Covian, the Hollister man accused in the 2007 stabbing murder of Alejandro Hurtado, to a prison term of 25 years to life.

Around the Water Cooler: Are corporations are the same as people which led to the creation of Super Pacs

February 17, 2012

Question of the week: “Would you support a constitutional amendment to overturn the Supreme Court’s ruling brought by Citizen’s United that declared corporations are the same as people which led to the creation of Super Pacs?”

Diocese settles suit over claims former Mission priest abused boy

February 17, 2012

About a year after the allegations went public, the Diocese of Monterey has settled a lawsuit involving suspicions that a former Mission San Juan Bautista priest in 2005 sexually abused a then 14-year-old member of the Madonna Del Sasso parish in Salinas.

Hawks CCS bound despite 53-35 loss to Anchorpoint

February 17, 2012

With three key players injured for Thursday's regular-season finale, the Oakwood boys basketball team was overmatched against an inspired Anchorpoint club hoping to send coach K.C. Adams out with a victory.

Suspect sics dog on officer, gets tased

February 17, 2012

A Morgan Hill man ordered his pit bull to attack an officer when he was stopped for a pedestrian violation, police said.

Justesen struggles in first round of Northern Trust Open

February 17, 2012

Erick Justesen struggled to 7-over-par finish in a windy first round at the Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club.

Warriors’ Ellis proves to be dispensable

February 17, 2012

His is still the last name heard when lineups are announced, he is still the last of the Golden State Warriors to step onto the basketball court, and his annual salary remains a gaudy $11 million.

Big Green out for gold Saturday

February 17, 2012

Anything less than a team title at Saturday's Blossom Valley Athletic League Wrestling Championships will be a disappointment to the Live Oak Acorns.

Woman to file lawsuit against city

February 16, 2012

A Gilroy woman who plans to file a lawsuit against the city of Morgan Hill claims to be the victim of false arrest and invasion of privacy in an incident that resulted in a police department internal investigation.

Religion: There are many mountaintops and all reach for the stars

Floral festivities

Help needed at Bay Area food banks

Council to accept $72K donation for Magical Bridge playground

VTA proposes cuts to South County service

CCS girls wrestling

Judge sentences Covian in 2007 stabbing murder

Around the Water Cooler: Are corporations are the same as people which led to the creation of Super Pacs

Diocese settles suit over claims former Mission priest abused boy

Hawks CCS bound despite 53-35 loss to Anchorpoint

Suspect sics dog on officer, gets tased

Justesen struggles in first round of Northern Trust Open

Warriors’ Ellis proves to be dispensable

Big Green out for gold Saturday

Woman to file lawsuit against city

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