Megan Meier
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Monterey, CA, United States
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Monterey Bay crab fishermen say new regulations could force them out of business
Local crab fishermen are expressing concerns about a number of new regulations that are set to take effect by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife on November 1, 2020. → Read More
Behind-the-scenes: How your ballot is counted
There are only eight days left before the November 3rd Election, and Central Coast counties are hard at work counting early votes. → Read More
Repetitive beach closures affect local businesses
Since 1989 The Grill at Lovers Point has served burgers and fries beachside. → Read More
CHOMP nurses treat firefighters after poison oak exposure
An around-the-clock firefight continues in Monterey County. Crews on the River, Carmel and Dolan fires stay on guard, and will until they are fully contained. → Read More
Central Coast schools welcome students back online
The first day back to school will look a lot different for many on the Central Coast this year. → Read More
Soldier reunites with family after deployment and quarantine period
Army Sergeant and Seaside High School alumna, Chris Benedict, hugged his fiancé and daughter, Bailey, for the first time in almost a year, Tuesday. The last time the family was together, Bailey was just three weeks old. → Read More
Monterey County Supervisors ask Board of Cosmetology to allow outdoor services
The Monterey County Board of Supervisors are advocating for local hair salons and barber shops. → Read More
Hartnell College president to resign
Monday is the first day of Summer classes at Hartnell College, but the campus is quiet. Students and staff are starting another semester of online learning, while the board of trustees prepares to review a resignation agreement with the school's President, Dr. Partricia. Hsieh. → Read More
Group holds peaceful protest in memory of George Floyd in Salinas
Dozens turned to hundreds in Salinas, Monday. The group chanted, kneeled and held signs in solidarity along West Alisal Street. → Read More
Central Coast Comeback: Schools prepare for 2020-2021 academic year
Schools on the Central Coast have been dark since mid-March. For the first time ever, classes transitioned to a completely online, and it was anything but easy. → Read More
Monterey peninsula high schools prepare for graduation ceremonies
High schools on the Monterey Peninsula are preparing for a weekend of graduation ceremonies at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. → Read More
Carmel-by-the-Sea approves outdoor dining idea and moves toward planning
News of outdoor dining potentially opening up in Carmel-by-the-Sea has residents feeling excited. → Read More
Artist sells work to support local food banks
Contemporary art is Tracey Adam's passion. → Read More
Health officials encourage all to wear masks in public
The California Department of Public Health is now encouraging the use of protective face masks when going out in public for essential activities. → Read More
First Santa Cruz County coronavirus case confirmed
The County of Santa Cruz Public Health Department announced its first case of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), Saturday. → Read More
Bar adopts new drink coaster to protect from date rape drugs
A new drink coaster does a lot more than protect wood. It saves lives. → Read More
Hundreds of teens gather for gang prevention summit
The reality of life in a criminal street gang was acted out in front of a large crowd of teens, Saturday. Some said the message hit home. → Read More
Santa Cruz County family continues search for missing puppy
Another day brings another search. Since mid-December, Aracelly Bibl has received countless calls from people hoping to have seen her family’s 16-week-old puppy, "Pasha." → Read More
SPECIAL REPORT: The Importance of School Recess
Everyday after lunch, it's recess time at DeLaveaga Elementary in Santa Cruz. "I like it because it's sometimes stressful to sit inside and work all day," said 5th grade student, Macy Clendenning. → Read More
Harley riders donate over 100 turkeys ahead of holiday season
The season for giving is upon us, and some have already gotten a head start. → Read More