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JUST OFF HIGHWAY 101, ABOUT A 10-MINUTE DRIVE SOUTH OF SALINAS, is an expanse of farmland that has become the heart of Monterey County’s cannabis industry. Next to fields replete with the vegetable crops that have made the Salinas Valley a powerhouse of California agriculture sit gated, fenc…
After graduating from high school last May, Anahi Lo…
On Dec. 13, the County Board of Supervisors heard an…
On any weekend day, especially during the summer, Highway 156 backs up with traffic at the intersection with Castroville Boulevard. The Transportation Agency for Monterey County has planned an interchange there, aiming to move traffic faster and more safely. The agency was at risk of losing …
Within a few months after the start of the Covid-19 …
Laguna Grande Regional Park is jointly managed and o…
In the wake of this winter’s devastating atmospheric rivers and resulting floods, residents in the hard-hit Pajaro Valley have set legal wheels in motion that could result in lawsuits against local government agencies.
Today, Eduardo Rodas is the voice of karaoke nights …
If something is different about Cindy Alexander, it’…
There are over 200 historical structures dotting California State Parks’ Monterey District – many of them in some state of disrepair, if not outright dereliction. Yet maintaining and restoring those buildings is “a challenge,” acknowledges Matt Bischoff, a historian and cultural resources ma…
The Sunset Center in Carmel is many things to many p…
How do you love shave ice? Let’s count the ways.
No, you cannot select dinner from the tank, but fresh local fish is certainly on the menu at the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s cafe, a smoothly functioning operation with wide ocean vistas that presents to the Aquarium’s visitors an omnivore’s dilemma.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Many astrologers enjoy me…
The Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of the plaintiff…
Some facts about groundwater in the Central Coast ar…
