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Glenn Church, a member of the Measure AA committee, noted flexibility in spending: “The big thing we’re bound by is that...
08/30/2025

Glenn Church, a member of the Measure AA committee, noted flexibility in spending: “The big thing we’re bound by is that it’s unincorporated areas and public benefit.”

As the County Board of Supervisors held budget hearings throughout the first half of 2025, the question of how much money Measure AA would generate and how exactly that money would be used came up frequently.

A Garden of Earthly Delights: Henry Miller’s Big Sur, curated by the Henry Miller Memorial Library’s executive director,...
08/29/2025

A Garden of Earthly Delights: Henry Miller’s Big Sur, curated by the Henry Miller Memorial Library’s executive director, Magnus Torén, is a gate to the social world of writer and watercolorist Henry Miller. The exhibit opens today, Aug. 29-Nov. 16.

Discover art inspired by Big Sur at the Monterey Museum of Art's four unique exhibits featuring mid-century influences and iconic photography.

In July alone, the Castroville facility accepted 75 animals, mostly sea lions with leptospirosis.
08/29/2025

In July alone, the Castroville facility accepted 75 animals, mostly sea lions with leptospirosis.

Leptospirosis is affecting CA sea lions earlier than usual. Discover the outbreak's impact and how to protect marine life and pets.

The FAA’s NextGen system changed flight paths at Monterey Regional Airport, affecting New Monterey resident Nancy Runyon...
08/29/2025

The FAA’s NextGen system changed flight paths at Monterey Regional Airport, affecting New Monterey resident Nancy Runyon. “I can’t just let this happen to me,” she says.

Monterey residents confront increased plane noise due to FAA NextGen paths, seeking legal action to enforce old ordinances and mitigate disturbances.

The Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey will be shutting down its master's programs by June 2027, ...
08/29/2025

The Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey will be shutting down its master's programs by June 2027, Middlebury President Ian B. Baucom announced today to faculty and staff at a 2pm meeting on the MIIS campus.

Middlebury Institute to end Master's programs by 2027, impacting the Monterey campus future.

It’s a wild ride at the Monterey County Fair, which kicked off this morning, and not just because of the carnival rides....
08/28/2025

It’s a wild ride at the Monterey County Fair, which kicked off this morning, and not just because of the carnival rides. The ride continues onto the midway, the stage and all around the grounds.

Carnival rides, crazy food on a stick, music, show animals – there’s a lot going on at a county fair.

10cc was unique, especially in its time. Different members took lead vocal responsibilities, some songs layered vocals, ...
08/27/2025

10cc was unique, especially in its time. Different members took lead vocal responsibilities, some songs layered vocals, others drew on 1950s rock. They'll perform at Golden State Theatre in Monterey on Thursday, Aug. 28.

Explore Graham Gouldman's journey with 10cc, from their 1970s hits to today's concerts.

Mike Stake, a senior wildlife biologist with the Ventana Wildlife Society, says hunters are the solution when it comes t...
08/27/2025

Mike Stake, a senior wildlife biologist with the Ventana Wildlife Society, says hunters are the solution when it comes to protecting the condor population. “Their ability to follow the law is complicated by the availability of the ammunition,” he explains. “They want to see non-lead available in the store, that will be a big part of solving this problem.”

Explore California's struggle with non-lead ammo supply that's vital for protecting condors and following conservation laws.

Before the brutal Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023 rocked the foundations of a chilly status quo, prompting a war ...
08/26/2025

Before the brutal Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023 rocked the foundations of a chilly status quo, prompting a war of devastation that continues to this day and is still upending global alliances, Seth Pollack made understanding modern Israel his project.

Discover how local Jewish communities are organizing for a pro-peace solution in response to the ongoing crisis in Gaza.

The 21st century has been knocking on Carmel’s door, demanding the city finally adopt street addresses, despite some res...
08/26/2025

The 21st century has been knocking on Carmel’s door, demanding the city finally adopt street addresses, despite some residents in town determined to preserve “village character.” The first public workshop is scheduled for 1-4pm Wednesday, Aug. 27 in Carpenter Hall (inside the Sunset Center).

Carmel residents debate adopting street addresses amid legal and safety concerns. Join public workshops for input on new addressing options.

SQUIDFRY: One might think that a governing body, tasked with making decisions that affect the public, would be concerned...
08/25/2025

SQUIDFRY: One might think that a governing body, tasked with making decisions that affect the public, would be concerned about getting the facts right. But if that governing body is the California Public Utilities Commission, you would be wrong.

Explore the inaccuracies in the California Public Utilities Commission's decisions and ensuing controversies.

A 2.75-percent annual cap on rent increases, a rent registry and two other tenant protection ordinances are headed to Sa...
08/25/2025

A 2.75-percent annual cap on rent increases, a rent registry and two other tenant protection ordinances are headed to Salinas City Council, again.

Learn about the Salinas City Council's next steps on the rent cap referendum concerning tenant protection ordinances.

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