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In light of the recent Supreme Court decisions, Jason Scorse warns, "Don't let them fool you." Photo courtesy Phung Touch.
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The Salinas City Council is as the policy-making and legislative body of the city of Salinas. The mayor serves a two-year term and the six councilmembers serve four-year staggered terms. The council seeks guidance from Salinas residents to carry out their duties. Toward that end, the council has formed a number of boards, commissions, and committees that study various issues and make recommendations.
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Dozens of campaign signs in the front yard announced Andrew Sandoval’s North Salinas home as the gathering place for friends and family (including his four kids and two dogs, Xena and Lola) on election night to await results. Inside, family…
Downtown Salinas is blooming. Construction on Main Street turned the road from a one-way to two ways; iconic buildings are under renovation; outdoor seating is flourishing and a fourth location for Alvarado Street Brewery opens soon in the Rabobank building.…
The city of Salinas has seen a shift in its decision-making in the past couple of years, with sometimes two distinct blocs. In 2020, voters elected three young Latinos: Anthony Rocha, Carla Viviana González and Orlando Osornio, who were all…
On May 10, Salinas City Council unanimously approved $8.1 million from the general fund to build what will be the city’s first community center in District 5. “We want something of similar value to the Hebbron Family Center,” Library and…
When the pandemic started, restaurants, bars, gyms and many other businesses faced sudden shutdowns or very restricted indoor operations policies. For the restaurant industry, it was takeout only until creative outdoor seating options with parklets, tents and sidewalk tables began…
