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There are a few things Del Rey Oaks city officials want you to know about the police department’s new armored vehicle, which was designed for military use to withstand bomb blasts.
On May 20, the killing of day laborer Carlos Mejia b…
Carmel Visual Arts, a studio/gallery at the Barnyard…
Just before midnight six weeks ago, as Nader Agha te…
In the giant gyre of ocean news, there aren’t too many buoys of good news.
Marriage usually isn’t cheap, but neither is divorce…
Adam Scott is everywhere these days. He’s starring a…
American abstract expressionist art in the 1950s did…
On Aug. 15, his 63rd birthday, Shawn Bagley was work…
>> The four artists of The Painters Trail to L…
When Monterey Peninsula School District Superintende…
Conventional wisdom repeatedly implies that poverty is a permanent state afflicting a small number of Americans, while the rest of us thrive in a vast, if besieged, middle class. In fact, most Americans between age 25 and 75 have spent at least one year living under the poverty line.
I was sitting at the dining room table last week, ru…
The only thing The Techtonics and The Vibrators have…
When Valley Soul formed in 2012, it was an acoustic band with limitless promise, but zero identity.
Punk legend/producer Paul Leary turned down a $20,00…
MANOR MATTERS… Oh, Del Monte Manor. Squid wishes Squ…
Salinas native Thomas Cantley, 31, has gotten used to the process. People go through it when they spot him with a giant testicle on the side of the road.
In early June, as he was waiting for a bus in San Fr…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): In the 2000 film Cast Awa…
