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Jason Hoppin, a Santa Cruz County spokesperson, said the storm caused flooding, landslides and downed trees, which led to closed roads and evacuations. In addition to crews working to clear roadway… → Read More
By Dick Ackerman and Mel Levine United Auto Workers, the labor union negotiating for striking workers at the University of California’s 10 campuses, claims it is “fighting for a UC that works for i… → Read More
The first phase of the desalination facility would produce 4.8 million gallons per day, with plans to later expand to the originally planned 6.4 million gallons per day. Rather than seven slant wel… → Read More
“Our public deserves to have a Board of Supervisors and a Sheriff’s Office that are working in partnership to protect public safety,” Supervisor Wendy Root Askew said. → Read More
The development, named Daphne Heights, would be at least 132 housing units on 5 acres in two phases and could grow to 180 units on 6.85 acres in three phases. → Read More
Flores, 45, is accused of murdering Smart while she was a student at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. In April, a judge moved the trial north to Monterey County after ruling Flores would be unable to get … → Read More
Flores, 45, is accused of murdering Smart while she was a student at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. In April, a judge moved the trial north to Monterey County after ruling Flores would be unable to get … → Read More
After a long debate that saw the item bumped back to the end of Tuesday’s meeting, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve about $2.5 million to close a budget s… → Read More
“We recognize the independent authority of the Sheriff, yet are deeply disappointed in the failure of Sheriff Steve Bernal to ensure that his county staff follow County policies,” the s… → Read More
The county will hold an in-person community workshop to hear feedback from the public Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at the Marina Library, 190 Seaside Circle in Marina. → Read More
One of the solutions mentioned was the Marina Coast Water District’s desalination plant. According to the agency’s website, the plant was constructed in 1996 and placed in operation in … → Read More
“There is an ongoing hazardous materials incident in Moss Landing. Please shut your windows and turn off your ventilation systems. In the event of changing weather patterns, impacted areas ma… → Read More
A draft environmental impact report will follow sometime in mid-2023 and the final environmental impact report is possible by late 2023. → Read More
Unlike weekends earlier in the summer, sunny skies rather than fog greeted visitors as they descended upon the Peninsula. Beaches up and down the coastline were packed with visitors looking to esca… → Read More
The DA’s Office explained that the judge, acting as a magistrate, heard evidence and determined whether there was probable cause to believe the defendant has committed a felony. → Read More
The DA’s Office explained that the judge, acting as a magistrate, heard evidence and determined whether there was probable cause to believe the defendant has committed a felony. → Read More
In addition to the new president, many other CSUMB staff members and students were on hand to make the new students feel welcomed. → Read More
Judge Pamela Butler sentenced former Harden Middle School teacher Robert William Dunham, 56, of Salinas to 40 years in state prison for sexually abusing three minors and annoying or molesting two a… → Read More
” … we’re coming back and trying to make sure that we fix that surface-level issue,” said district Superintendent PK DIffenbaugh → Read More
Judge Pamela Butler sentenced former Harden Middle School teacher Robert William Dunham, 56, of Salinas to 40 years in state prison for sexually abusing three minors and annoying or molesting two a… → Read More