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Nurses at Hazel Hawkins say the hospital does not need to go into bankruptcy
Nurses at Hazel Hawkins say the hospital does not need to go into bankruptcy
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‘Another attempt to industrialize the coast’: California’s Central Coast residents work to stop — or at least slow down — offshore wind
MORRO BAY — Joey Racano used to have a dining room table. Now the sunlit nook off the family kitchen more often than not serves as a conference room. The table is covered with maps, thick binders bulging with tech reports, towers of meeting minutes, abandoned coffee mugs — the accumulation of years of community…
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Police Arrest man in Salinas after car chase
Police in Salinas have arrested a man who lead officers on a car chase that started in Marina
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Company bosses and workers grapple with the fallout of speaking up about the Israel-Hamas war
The fallout from the Israel-Hamas war has spilled into workplaces everywhere, with corporate leaders from the highest ranks of prominent companies weighing in with their views while workers complain their voices are not being heard
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Letters to the Editor: Oct. 22, 2013
Perils of housing Thank you Nina Beety for the enlightening letter to the editor on Wednesday. With all the pollutants running into Monterey Bay, due to egregious acts by all kinds of agencies (pesticides, herbicides, etc.) including government agencies dumping chemicals into the sanctuary, it is indeed a wonder that anything in the Bay survives! …
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Mercurio striving for perfection as a kicker at Villanova
Taking advantage of being granted another collegiate season because of the pandemic, Matt Mercurio’s accuracy might catch a few scouts’ attention. The senior kicker has not missed an extra point or field goal this fall for Villanova, going 5-for-5 in field goals, with a season best 44-yarder. The 6-foot-1, 195-pound Palma grad has converted all…
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Funding secured to help remove eucalyptus
In a move to reduce fire hazards, Monterey County will launch a pilot program to remove eucalyptus trees near residential structures in the northern end of the county. Earlier this month, State Senator John Laird and County Supervisor Glenn Church secured $1 million in state funding to help property owners pay for the cost of…
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Cooling Temperatures for your weekend
Cooling Temperatures for your weekend
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Week 9 High School Playbook Blitz 2023
Week 9 High School Playbook Blitz 2023
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Stephen Palumbi, Guest Commentary: Support a new marine sanctuary along the Central Coast
The new Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary has just been proposed for Federal designation and the public comment period is open until Wednesday. Our marine sanctuaries are like underwater national parks for managing fragile marine habitats and preserving cultural values. You would not put a freeway through Yosemite or the redwoods. It would damage the…
