Dolores Huerta, a legend of the Chicano labor movement with deep connections to Monterey County, has died. For over six decades, Huerta fought for the rights of all people on the margins of society under the banner, “Sí se puede!” (or "Yes we can”). She was 96.
Algal Bloom - Kelp gets a more prominent spot in art and popular consciousness, celebrated at the California Seaweed Festival. Read moreOctober 22, 2026
Monterey State Historic Park has a new exhibit on display, Though Lost to Sight, In Memory Dear: An Exploration of Memento Mori and Posthumous…
Hundreds of posters are now on display – and for sale – at 480 Lighthouse Gallery in Pacific Grove. From movie posters to album covers, this i…
It’s hard to keep in mind that the action of Whalefall, a new survival thriller film that premiered in the theaters on Oct. 16, takes place of…
A decade ago, Sarah Jarosz had a lot going for her. Having just graduated from the New England Conservatory for Music in Boston, she already h…
Growing up in South Central Los Angeles, Chris Siders is familiar with the struggles of life. But as a poet and rapper, Siders found his chall…
It begins as a typical margarita – tequila, Cointreau and lime. But then things get a bit weird.
At the beginning of the year, an unprecedented heat wave swept across California, transforming winter into summer in January, escalating over the months of February and March. People hit the beaches as temperatures in the Salinas Valley reached as high as 94 degrees Fahrenheit, according to …
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