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While most major elements of the Canyon Del Rey segment of the FORTAG trail network in Del Rey Oaks are complete, the trail is not yet open to…
The Transportation Agency for Monterey County announced in a July 10 statement that the completion of the 1.5-mile segment of the Fort Ord Reg…
The intersection at Canyon Del Rey and Carlton Drive, one of the few major intersections in Del Rey Oaks, will be closed starting Monday, Apri…
David Schmalz here. There are only a few topics I’ve consistently reported on for nearly a decade, and one of them is the Fort Ord Regional Tr…
Some local cities won’t have interesting elections this November – Seaside recently canceled its election because all candidates are running u…
Last April, the state Judicial Council finally answered a years-long question of where to build a new courthouse in Monterey County, which was…
At 4:05pm on Tuesday, June 14, almost a full seven days since polls closed on the 2022 California primary, the Monterey County Elections Offic…
The fate of a 28-mile Fort Ord Regional Trail and Greenway hangs in the balance pending the outcome Measure B, a Del Rey Oaks ballot initiativ…
The campaigns surrounding Measure B, a Del Rey Oaks ballot initiative that if approved would preclude adding most new trails in the city, are …
A clearer picture of FORTAG’s first segment has emerged. Supporters of the trail like what they see.
The vision for the first funded segment of the Fort Ord Regional Trail and Greenway – a 1.5-mile path through Del Rey Oaks – is starting to cr…