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PUBLIC ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT RECORDS IS ENSHRINED IN LAW, BUT IN PRACTICE IT DOESN’T ALWAYS QUITE WORK OUT THAT WAY. Each year during Sunshine Week in March, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and MuckRock combine forces to collect horror stories about Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and st…
This is not a popular time to become a police office…
Many of us first learned of Melissa Etheridge when a…
As Kerstin Wasson, research coordinator at the Elkho…
There’s been a longstanding problem in King City of …
For those who enjoy hiking, there’s a special feeling that comes with reaching a destination where there’s solitude, and not even a cell signal. It’s a feeling of release and letting worldly concerns slip away. For that reason, my go-to local hiking destination has long been Toro Park, where…
Back when Covid-19 was an epidemic on its way to a p…
Future generations might one day point to King City’…
Interest in cowboy culture is strong in Monterey Cou…
The politics of campaigning that most of us see are polished, highly curated events. Candidates wearing pressed clothes giving speeches from well-lit stages. But the reality of politics is a lot messier.
A legend claims that in the 13th century, St. Hyacin…
Over the past two years, schools have adapted to the…
Strict attention to time honored cocktail recipes – nope. Fussy mixology, with fresh herbs rubbed and exotic fruits muddled before a bar guest’s weary eyes? Again, that’s not how Daniel Watson does it.
What if, instead of properly disposing of hazardous …
There is but one city left on the Monterey Peninsula…
Two years ago this week, shortly after President Don…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): The Carib people from Sur…
