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In early 2014, Cary Neiman was a scrappy cannabis grower feeling ecstatic as he watched the long-standing taboo around his favorite plant easing. More and more states were enacting laws to allow medical and even recreational uses. He was determined to participate in the economic boom that wo…
A fire official had just drawn an “X” in white on th…
Jon Wizard’s name will appear only once on the Novem…
In May, Ranjan Roy, who co-publishes the business-te…
This story is excerpted from an article that was originally published on July 14, 2016.
Monterey Mayor Clyde Roberson likes to think of the …
Days after the announcement that 29 CSU Monterey Bay…
FREE SPEECHAs a general rule, court proceedings are open to the public – the documents and the hearings are available to anyone. There are certain types of cases (such as juvenile crime) which are held out of public view. Parties may also petition the court to keep files under seal, meaning …
Early on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 14 firefighters working t…
Nearly 18 months after it was first introduced, a bi…
The criminal justice system can move slowly. The case of The People of the State of California v. Juan Govea, filed Jan. 9, 2017, at first was no different. Govea, then 35, was arrested in December 2016 on felony charges of sex with a minor, a girl who was 17 at the time. He’d recently finis…
Seaside is welcoming another new dispensary. On Aug.…
author James S. Gordon. “Rather, it’s that some people are ready to change and others are not.” Lucky for you, Aries! Your willpower is even more potent than usual right now, and your willingness to change is growing stronger. And so very soon now, I expect you will reach the threshold that …
