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Chrissa Olson here. Yesterday’s five-hour-long Board of Supervisors meeting resulted in a 3-2 vote to get rid of the Sheriff Office’s Flock cameras.
The County of Monterey Sheriff's Office walked back their request to expand from 63 to 103 Flock cameras at the Sept. 22 Board of Supervisor's…
On Tuesday, Aug. 25, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors was slated to consider signing a 10-year contract with the surveillance company …
Erik Chalhoub here. It seems like every day I come across a pile of trash on the side of North County’s rural roads, dumped by someone either …
In April 2023, the Carmel City Council approved a two-year contract with Flock Safety, a manufacturer and operator of surveillance systems, to…
When the Seaside City Council deliberated last month about whether to approve the installation of more surveillance cameras in the city, sever…
Squid Snuggles in Seaside…Squid might have a sharp beak and a sac of ink to squirt at Squid’s enemies, but the truth is, Squid is a creature o…