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Despite a majority of Marina voters supporting Measure U, a $50 million bond measure to upgrade outdated facilities, the approval fell short o…
Elections this year will be different than last time voters went to the polls. For jurisdictions like the city of Marina that use districts, t…
The Pacific Grove City Council voted 7-0 on Wednesday night to approve a resolution created by the city's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task…
The message from over 30 speakers who called into a Pacific Grove City Council meeting on Feb. 16 was clear: It's time to end the Feast of Lan…
The city of Marina wants residents to tell leaders how to spend the city's money. It's conducting an online survey and will have a community m…
PAID UP… Add to the long list of things that are great in theory, but not in practice: tentacle warmers that make it impossible for Squid to s…
The Cemex sand mine in Marina is nowhere near shutting down. Instead, it appears to be ramping up.
For the Cemex sand mine in Marina, and for those calling for it to be shut down, the hourglass may almost be out of sand.
Perhaps never before in human history has a 4-acre parcel—one that's across from a big box store shopping center—received so much scrutiny.
At the Cemex mine, a disappearing coast reflects human hunger for one of the world’s most consumed natural resources.