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By: Pam Marino
Eleven years ago, Stephanie Wittels Wachs lost her brother Harris Wittels, a comedian and TV writer and producer, to a heroin overdose. His addiction began
By: Pam Marino
A cheery poster of characters from Disney’s Lilo and Stitch adorns one wall and a smiling Squishmallow plush toy decorates one of the bunkbeds inside a fam
By: Pam Marino
Salinas voters will decide the fate of rent stabilization with Measure H on the November ballot, a pivotal vote that could impact Monterey County housing.
By: Pam Marino
Gina Dalma will take over as president and CEO of the Community Foundation for Monterey County on Nov. 9, 2026.
Salinas Valley Health is hosting four free flu clinics during the month of October 2026 in Soledad, Gonzales, Salinas and Castroville (see story). "Every year our clinical and non-clinical staff volunteer to take part in these flu clinics because we believe in the power of vaccination," said Dr. Allen Radner, SVH president/CEO.
By: Pam Marino
The theme this year for the 69th annual Monterey Jazz Festival, held Friday-Sunday, Sept. 25-27 at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, was "Only in Monterey,"
By: Pam Marino
Del Rey Oaks Mayor Scott Donaldson, shortly after he was first elected to the position in 2022.
On Nov. 3, Pacific Grove voters will weigh in on a small sales tax increase, worth less than a penny, through Measure R. It's a similar increase that narro
By: Pam Marino
Two participants in the No Kings Rally on Oct. 17 drop their ballots into a Monterey County Elections dropbox in Monterey. Around 50 people marched from the protest at Window on the Bay to the dropbox.
A little dog named Dusty Springfield was a crowd favorite at the annual Pacchetti Dog Park Harvest Festival on Saturday, Oct. 17, in Seaside. About 20 dogs participated in the
