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It's a good day for monkey stories
The Monterey Peninsula was apparently crawling with simians back when America was great
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From Voices of Monterey Bay...
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From California Local...
Grand Jury determines that Santa Clara City Councilmembers Becker, Jain, Park, Chahal, and Hardy committed malfeasance; police chief asks DA to investigate.
From Monterey County Weekly...
A second woman has sued Monterey County and recently retired undersheriff John Mineau over alleged sexual harassment, and an ongoing failure to stop the behavior.
From King City Rustler...
The King City Police Department has been awarded a $50,000 grant to increase patrols throughout the community and provide programs to help reduce the number of serious injuries and deaths on roads.
From The Sacramento Bee...
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
It was a day of celebration Oct. 25 at Seaside City Hall, as scores of local dignitaries, police officers and residents gathered for the official swearing-in ceremony of Seaside Police Chief Nick Borges.
Four years ago, Pacific Grove’s actions to curtail short-term vacation rentals came under attack through two lawsuits.
Two separate Monterey County juries spent two weeks deliberating in a 1996 murder case that has haunted the family of Kristin Smart, a Cal Poly student who disappeared and was never located.
A Monterey County judge has given life sentences to two Sureno gang members from King City for their involvement in the 2019 murder of a Greenfield man.
From The Californian...
SALINAS VALLEY — Last Sunday, Oct. 2, the Information and Technology Resources (ITR) team at Hartnell College detected abnormal network activity that prompted a manual network shutdown. Currently, Hartnell College is working with third-party forensic incident response specialists and federal law enforcement to investigate this incident. The college has confirmed that the nature of the [...]
According to a nurse who works inside the Monterey County Jail, there is a standard procedure when dispensing potentially addictive medications. There is a log book, noting the patient/inmate name, time and date and the dose, and a witness signature.
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