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New ride announced for Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk announced on Tuesday a new ride coming soon.
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Losing eyesight sharpens vision for artist Chloé Duplessis
In 2018, a Stargardt disease diagnosis for the Louisiana-born, Denver-based artist Chloé Duplessis was a wake-up call. At 39 the digital artist, muralist, photographer and oral historian was faced with
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Letters to the Editor: Oct. 4, 2023
Cal Am buyout Measure J, passed by voters in 2018, required the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District (MPWMD) to acquire Cal Am’s Monterey Water System if feasible and if conditions
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Are there benefits to hanging eucalyptus in your shower? Experts say yes
Hanging eucalyptus in your shower not only makes you feel like you’re on a destination getaway, but it can also promote mental clarity and calm inflammation.
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How Sandy and John Carpenter will celebrate 10 years of terror in graphic novels
Sandy King Carpenter never imagined getting into the world of graphic novels. Sure, the Los Angeles-based writer and film and TV producer enjoyed comic books and appreciated the form’s artistry,
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Jury selection begins in trial of fallen cryptocurrency mogul Sam Bankman-Fried
Sam Bankman-Fried, a tech wunderkind and cryptocurrency mogul, faces the start of a criminal trial over allegations that he cheated thousands of customers.
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Trump returns to his fraud trial, judge explains a comment that Trump took as a victory
Donald Trump is accused of deceiving banks, insurers and others for years by giving them papers that misstated the value of his assets.
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Oakland A’s manager Mark Kotsay addresses his future, potential opportunity with the Giants
Could Oakland A’s manager Mark Kotsay ditch his A’s cap for a San Francisco Giants cap this offseason? Kotsay isn’t against it. Speaking to reporters on a conference call on
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Semi-automatic gun seized from student in front of Salinas High School
A loaded gun was discovered on and taken from a student heading to Salinas High School, Tuesday morning, according to police.
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Mayo Clinic Minute: Correcting the curve with scoliosis surgery
Jason Howland | (TNS) Mayo Clinic News Network Scoliosis is a condition that causes the spine to curve. It often is diagnosed in children — perhaps during a growth spurt or
