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A proposed urgency ordinance to require all local hospitality industry businesses to rehire former employees laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions is headed back to the Monterey County… → Read More
While local test positivity rates have both dropped into the “minimal” or yellow tier, the local case rate is still well within the “moderate” or orange tier where the count… → Read More
CSUMB social work policy master’s candidate Tami Young will host a virtual community water forum to tackle the issue entitled, “Marina: One City, Two Water Rates.” The forum will … → Read More
A Monterey County Superior Court judge has affirmed her earlier ruling that the Monterey County Board of Supervisors’ approval of the California American Water desalination plant project must… → Read More
A new $15 million Marina Coast Water District water storage project designed to increase water storage by more than 3 million gallons and replace a septuagenarian Army water tank and other aging in… → Read More
Praising progress being made on addressing homelessness in recent years, including current initiatives to meet the local challenge, while acknowledging the need for continued efforts in the future,… → Read More
With COVID-19 testing numbers dropping and mass vaccination sites struggling at times to fill all available appointments, Monterey County health officials and community leaders are proposing a $10 … → Read More
Taking its first crack at the upcoming year’s budget, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors considered baseline budgets and $55.9 million in spending augmentations during a lengthy worksho… → Read More
After a brief hiccup last week, Monterey County is headed into the orange tier thanks to the state’s vaccination effort in the most at-risk communities. → Read More
An Apple-backed battery storage project at California Solar Flats in southern Monterey County is poised to go ahead after key permits were issued by county officials last month. → Read More
A $230,000 revision of the Pure Water Monterey expansion project’s environmental review document will move forward after the Monterey One Water board approved the work earlier this week. → Read More
According to a Monterey County grand jury report, the County’s failure to adopt vacation rental rules in a timely fashion after more than seven years in development and conduct adequate enfor… → Read More
After two decades at Natividad, including six years at the helm of the county-owned hospital, CEO Dr. Gary Gray is retiring in June. → Read More
Amid concerns about the fairness of a tax assessment, the Monterey County Water Resources Agency board declined to back a key report for a proposed dams maintenance project at Lakes San Antonio and… → Read More
Monterey County officials have decided to pursue a COVID-19 vaccine allocation agreement with the state instead of third-party administrator Blue Shield. → Read More
Monterey County’s COVID-19 data has edged into the orange tier and could move into the even less restrictive “moderate” tier by April 7. → Read More
A “vintage” motorocycles festival could be officially added to Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca’s “premiere” event schedule this season, serving as a bookend with the p… → Read More
After a months-long rehabilitation effort following last summer’s River Fire, Toro County Park is expected to open by the end of April, and perhaps sooner, according to Monterey County offici… → Read More
Acting in advance of its Pure Water Monterey expansion project partner, the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District board has agreed to spend an additional $180,000 on updating the projectR… → Read More
Monterey County is observing the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic shelter-in-place order with a week-long series of online remembrances and calls for community participation → Read More