Kyla Linville
KSBW Action News 8
Monterey, CA, United States
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Santa Cruz County sheriff’s deputies advising people to evacuate in the Santa Cruz mountains
Santa Cruz County sheriff deputies are canvassing the Santa Cruz mountains, warning residents to pack up and leave → Read More
South Salinas residents preparing for possible debris flows months after River Fire
Heavy rains in the forecast are causing concern for residents living near burn scar areas of the River Fire → Read More
San Benito County to move into the next tier of vaccinations
San Benito County is expecting to move into Phase 1B Tier 1 of their vaccine rollout Monday → Read More
Tensions rise across the Central Coast over who can receive the COVID-19 vaccine
Several people across the Central Coast are frustrated over the rules surrounding around who can get COVID-19 vaccinations → Read More
Dozens evacuated after 20 fires broke out in the Santa Cruz mountains
“One thing that we do have in our favor is that we did get some rain, so there is a little bit of moisture in the fuel,” said Cal Fire Unit Chief, Ian Larkin → Read More
Santa Cruz County slows down their vaccination process due to Moderna’s newest COVID-19 vaccine Lot 41L20A
Moderna’s newest COVID-19 vaccine, Lot 41L20A, has caused allergic reactions to less than 10 people in Southern California → Read More
Heat wave brings thousands to the Big Sur coastline
Clear skies and abnormally warm weather in January brought several people to the Big Sur coastline → Read More
Cleanup continues in the Santa Cruz mountains following the CZU Lightning Complex fire
Lack of rain this winter has put fire crews on high alert, especially following the destruction caused from the CZU Lightning Complex fire → Read More
Coronavirus test positivity rate prevents Monterey County schools from reopening
Students likely won’t be stepping onto campus any time soon, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge. → Read More
Confusion surrounding COVID-19 vaccinations after Monterey County residents receive email about vaccinations at CHOMP
However, CHOMP said jumping in line is not allowed, after learning some health care workers were sharing the sign-up link → Read More
Central Coast residents wondering when the COVID-19 vaccine will reach the general public
Central Coast residents will have to get in line behind every single health care worker for the COVID-19 vaccine → Read More
Local surfer suggests knowing the risks before paddling out during a high surf warning
Surfs up in the Monterey Bay as several surfers took on the massive swells hitting the Santa Cruz shoreline → Read More
Hartnell nursing students administer COVID-19 vaccine to first responders
Hartnell nursing students administered the Pfizer vaccine to dozens of first responders across Monterey County → Read More
Local Cannery Row restaurant cancels New Year’s Eve celebration amid new ‘Stay-at-Home’ order
New Year’s Eve is typically a busy night for restaurants and bars across the Central Coast, but this year will look different due to the pandemic → Read More
Pandemic changes New Year’s Eve celebrations across the Central Coast
Several families are staying home to ring in the New Year → Read More
Central Coast man to travel cross country to donate his kidney
This all began in 2017 as McConnell was nearing deployment → Read More
Outdoor Christmas mass brings dozens of families out to worship
Dozens of families gathered to commemorate the holy day with singing, prayers and communion → Read More
Salinas house goes all out with Christmas decorations
One Salinas home goes all out with Christmas decorations every year. → Read More
Aloha Coffee owner intends to sue Monterey County as they pull health permit
Aloha Coffee in Monterey has been issued a number of warnings from the Monterey County Environmental Health Bureau for defying health guidelines → Read More
Hundreds of San Benito County families received spaghetti dinners just before Christmas
The group handed out enough food to feed 1,300 people. → Read More