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Events of the past year range from incendiary statements to deadly violence, and they have happened far away and here at home…
THE NOISE STARTS IN THE MORNINGS, ROUGHLY AT 8AM. It…
Daniel Weinstein really loves his job. “Chef Daniel,…
On his “California Comeback Plan” tour the week of May 10, Gov. Gavin Newsom laid out how he wants to use an estimated $76 billion budget surplus investing in everything from homelessness to infrastructure. Education is a key part of his plan and to illustrate his commitment to K-12 schools …
Amid the backlash that online and hybrid instruction…
Jesus Hernandez is a 31-year-old carpenter in Salina…
For the last 10 years, Paola Berthoin, a resident of…
Last year, at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic and the county’s shelter-in-place order, a man who had been living in an RV in the parking lot at Roberts Lake approached the city of Seaside with a simple ask: Suspend the enforcement of the ordinance that prohibits people from sleeping in t…
From 1880 to 1940, California’s economy progressed i…
When Ian Stigliani was growing up in New York, he wa…
Seaside Fire Chief Mary Gutierrez is keeping a close watch – not only for fires, but for another threat to public safety, the city’s Covid-19 vaccination rate. She’s heading up Seaside’s Vaccination Action Team made up of city, county and state representatives as well as community and faith-…
With an estimated $111 million in infrastructure cos…
The Central Coast is filled with boat-to-market fish…
We know. It’s been a long time coming, but gyms and pools are back at a limited capacity. Local gym staff members have really been hitting their stride when it comes to keeping the gym tidy, sanitized and safe. Monterey Sports Center has opened up all areas with certain safety rules, of cour…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Aries playwright Samuel B…
