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Another Chink in the Legacy of Monterey Wines
(Seeing this on Instagram? Click the link in my profile to read the whole story) THE STORY I was eating my lunch at the kitchen table, reading the Carmel Pine Cone, as I typically do. I opened th...
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From Monterey Herald...
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From California Local...
With more gun laws than any other state in the country, California has a relatively low rate of mass shootings.
From Voices of Monterey Bay...
From Monterey County Weekly...
The past month has seen local cities double down on automated police surveillance equipment that promises to reduce crime and assist short-staffed forces.
From Salinas Valley Tribune...
As the city honored a slain officer, Jimmy Panetta and Zoe Lofgren visited Salinas to highlight federal funding for technology to improve officer safety.
Community members are invited to attend a strategic planning event for the new center later this month.
Task force members discuss monetary reparations to compensate for slavery and racism, as well as policies to prevent future harms against Black Californians.
Seaside police are cracking down on speeding drivers, particularly on residential streets, in response to concerns from residents and in advance of a city-commissioned traffic calming plan currently in the works for Hilby Avenue.
Justices hear arguments in case to weaken online freedoms and change how tech does business.
From King City Rustler...
Former King City Police Chief Robert “Bob” Masterson is returning to the city, but this time as interim police captain.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
A prayer vigil held in honor of Tyre Nichols turned into a call for community action on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
On Jan. 26, the Salinas Police Department implemented a new process when deciding whether to send a police officer to a reported crime.
Two recent arrests in Monterey County have brought further attention to untraceable, homemade firearms known as “ghost guns,” with local law enforcement officials saying they’re coordinating to crack down on the problem.
The government claims Google uses monopolistic tactics to dominate the online ad market.
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