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Flanked by her supporters at Laguna Grande Park on March 27, Seaside councilwoman Kayla Jones announced she is running for mayor of Seaside in…
NORTHERN EXPOSURE… There are few things Squid loves more than seeing residents participate in public meetings, and on March 2, so many residen…
FESTIVUS SHOPPING… Sometimes even grinchy Squid can’t help but get into the holiday spirit. Squid just baked crustacean-shaped sugar cookies a…
For those who care about the machinations of local government bureaucracy, yesterday—Nov. 4—was a great day to see how the sausage gets made.
BANNING GRANNIES… Squid tuned in to the presidential debate to hear ideas about how Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump might help Squid’s pals la…
When Seaside City Manager Craig Malin talks about the city’s future, he is relentlessly bullish, and his voice exudes enthusiasm.
As the Fort Ord Reuse Authority sunset date approaches, talks begin on who will inherit it.
Yes, we are crazy about food and, more specifically, In-N-Out.
Monterey Downs, the proposed mega-development and horse track in the former Fort Ord—which would be built on 550 acres of virgin oak wildlands…
RINGY DINGY… Squid guzzled a third glass of Champagne, burped robustly and loaded a fountain pen with fresh ink. With just a few hours to go b…