With a four-person council, the process to fill a vacant seat in Del Rey Oaks might get interesting.
Despite its small size – or perhaps because of it – there’s rarely a dull moment in Del Rey Oaks politics.
In the minutes before the first county election results come in at around 8:20pm on Tuesday, Nov. 8, the mood is buoyant in John Uy’s house.
Some local cities won’t have interesting elections this November – Seaside recently canceled its election because all candidates are running u…
SURELY SHIRLEY… Squid often pines for the pre-internet days, when people had to pick up a book or a newspaper to learn things, or even – get t…
This election was different for Del Rey Oaks Mayor Alison Kerr in a lot of ways than when she first ran for office in 2018. It wasn't just bec…
With the recent passage of Measure J, the November ballot initiative that compels the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District to conduct…