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Fremont is a road with an identity crisis, and for understandable reasons…
“We want downtown to be something that attracts people from outside of the community to support local business”…
It’s been a balancing act for Monterey officials over the decades, figuring out how to serve the needs of motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists while managing the demands and expectations of residents and business owners…
“I think it’s one of the crown jewels of urban redevelopment in the entire state”…
Even before she was sworn in as Monterey County Sheriff on Dec. 30, Tina Nieto was thrown into the maelstrom of a historic weather event, in the form of this winter’s torrential rainstorms and floods. She was involved in emergency management meetings that began on Dec. 26, when she was still…
Back in 2017, Andrew Sandoval started raising concer…
Try to define a martini.
When producer Quincy Jones gathered almost 50 of the…
It’s 9:30 on a Friday morning. Normally Daniel Washi…
The story is magnetic – simple and complex at the same time. It started as a real-life community miracle that took place in the Islamic Center in Muncie, a town of 65,000 residents in East Central Indiana. USA Today wrote about it and director Joshua Seftel saw the article on Facebook, accor…
Automated police cameras put Monterey County at the frontline of the debate over safety vs. privacy.
The past month has seen local cities double down on …
Since the dawn of social media, Big Sur, if it wasn’…
A year after Monterey Bay F.C. kicked off its first …
Over 175 years ago, in 1846, English sailor Jack Swan cobbled a house together a little up the hill from the Custom House in Monterey, using pieces of lumber gathered from a shipwreck. A year later he attached an adobe boarding house and saloon. In 1848, former Army officers convinced Swan t…
Civil rights activist Ben Jealous is coming to Pacif…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Repressed feelings and do…
The massive winter storms of January were no time fo…
