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Dignitaries gathered in August at a museum dedicated to an important figure from World War II. As with most such events, speeches were made and cameras rolled to capture the occasion.
Symphony conductor Jung-Ho Pak moved to Monterey Cou…
If the opposite of fine art is functional art, Monte…
Crystal and Cameron Moberg believe they were selecte…
Monterey Regional Airport, the county’s only commercial airport, serves over 400,000 passengers annually. But the terminal those passengers use, originally built in 1950 and expanded in 1973, is outdated. For years, MRY has operated commercial flights with a waiver from the Federal Aviation …
It’s that time of year -- here’s one pumpkin spice cocktail does not go overboard on fall seasoning.
Carlos Rojas was presented with a bottle and a chall…
The trial of Gustavo Morales – who is accused of sho…
Like every other city locally, Del Rey Oaks is hustl…
If last year’s Lead Me Home Summit on Homelessness for Monterey and San Benito counties proved anything, it’s that people are eager to talk about solutions, with over 500 people registered for the first-ever virtual event. This year the summit on Thursday, Oct. 19 is set to take place in per…
Much has been made of the necessity for current-day …
If you’ve driven along Highway 68 in Salinas recently, you’ve likely noticed a smattering of orange mixed in with the familiar green fields that line both sides of the highway. It happens every fall in the Salinas Valley, as local farmers parcel off their land in homage to the season’s most …
It’s not the beginning, or the end – it’s the middle…
The 2011 documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi – an insta…
SPOOKY TALE… Squid’s put Squid’s tentacle in Squid’s beak and said something dumb, but never on video, thank Poseidon. Not true for CSU Monterey Bay Vice President of Administration and Finance Glen Nelson, who put foot in mouth during a meeting on Sept. 21 that sparked anger on campus.
Previous conflicts between Hamas and Israel have end…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): The Indigenous Semai peop…
There’s been a flurry of activity out of the office of Gov. Gavin Newsom lately, as his Oct. 14 deadline to sign or veto bills approaches. It’s his chance to give his blessing (or not) to what the Legislature passed in their 2023 session. And the list of new laws is long, covering everything…
