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Housing · Santa Cruz County

Salinas is working on an ordinance that would control rent increases and protect tenants from evictions without cause.

Signs announcing “housing is a human right” and “rent is too high,” along with demands for rent control and stories of evictions, have become commonplace at Salinas City Council meetings.See the Story

Big Sur · Big Sur

As more storms approach California, stretch of scenic Highway 1 that collapsed is closed again

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BIG SUR, Calif. (AP) — As more storms approach California, officials have closed a scenic stretch of iconic Highway 1 where a giant section collapsed into the ocean following heavy weekend rains. The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office had warned residents of parts of the coastal community of Big Sur to evacuate Wednesday before the road closed later that day. The road was expected to be closed for several days until the weather event passes, the o…See the Story

Economy · Santa Cruz County

The City of Monterey is moving forward with a pilot program to assist struggling renters.

Monterey City Council approves $250,000 program to help renters. Two-thirds of Monterey residents are renters, and the engine of the city's economy is tourism. Up to $5,000 from the pot could go to renters to help with housing costs. The funds will be allocated on a first-come, first serve basis.See the Story

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California, United States · California

Fresh Express in Salinas to pay $280K in incidents sickening employees

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Monterey County District Attorney's Office entered into a stipulated judgment with Fresh Express Incorporated for violations of pesticide-related laws. More than 80 employees complained of symptoms consistent with exposure to the strong chlorine-like smell. The workers reported symptoms that included coughing, eye irritation, blurred vision, and chest pain, among others.See the Story

Oxford, England · Oxford

Stagecoach takes first step towards full electrification with new buses

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Enviro400EV is part of a consignment of 55 that will soon service Oxford's routes. The zero-emission double-decker bus comes from Alexander Dennis, a global bus manufacturer. The buses are 11.1m long, 4.2m high, and have a capacity of 83 passengers, inclusive of two wheelchair spaces.See the Story

California, United States · California

These yacht rockers are dead serious about the music, but they don’t take themselves too seriously.

Sara Rubin here, listening to a genre known as Yacht Rock, thanks to an online video series that debuted in 2005. The 12-episode series, titled Yacht Rock, is a glimpse of the Internet 1.0. It takes some serious and thoughtful…See the Story

California, United States · California

Burning Question: Is Monterey style clam chowder a real thing?

The quest for meaning, however, can fracture into schisms. A century after Melville, clam chowder advocates had staked regional claims and turned on one another. A bill was introduced in Maine's state legislature that would have made it illegal to use tomatoes in the broth. Monterey style resembles New England style, enough that it's easy to become suspicious.See the Story

California, United States · California

Smile of the Day 03.14.24

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James Seidel, MuskogeeSee the Story

California, United States · California

Some of Monterey’s most admired restaurants are on a strip that some residents avoid.

Sal Tedesco owns Paluca Trattoria on Fishermans Wharf in Monterey. Old Fisherman's Grotto started as a small dining room with Sabu Shake in the 1950s. Dominic Mercurio of Cafe Fina owns a farm, where he grows produce used in the restaurant.See the Story

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Salinas is working on an ordinance that would control rent increases and protect tenants from evictions without cause.

As more storms approach California, stretch of scenic Highway 1 that collapsed is closed again

The City of Monterey is moving forward with a pilot program to assist struggling renters.

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Fresh Express in Salinas to pay $280K in incidents sickening employees

Stagecoach takes first step towards full electrification with new buses

These yacht rockers are dead serious about the music, but they don’t take themselves too seriously.

Burning Question: Is Monterey style clam chowder a real thing?

Smile of the Day 03.14.24

Some of Monterey’s most admired restaurants are on a strip that some residents avoid.

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