Monterey, CA News

• Monterey, CA News
• Salinas boxing coach arrested, accused of inappropriately touching a juvenile female boxer
• Sheriff log: Sprinkler heads stolen
• Monterey County District 5 supervisor's race about leadership
• Sierra's suspected killer charged with murder
• Salinas police seek help in city's 10th homicide
• Your Town: Carmel High gets national rankings
• Holiday schedules for Memorial Day
• CSU Chancellor Charles Reed to retire
• PUC puts off review of San Clemente Dam project
• Memorial Day events around county
• Police briefs: Alleged truck thief can't drive stick
• State safety officials to investigate chlorine odors at NewStar plant
• Hilton Garden Inn sold, new owner assumes union terms
• Carmel High makes national rankings
• Your Town: Firefighters ready for start of fire season
• Monterey budget proposal keeps status quo
• Neighbors ready to welcome Warriors minor league team to Santa Cruz; City Council gives its approval
• Committee seeks consultant to help evaluate desal projects
• Family of Sierra LaMar suspect considered him the good son
• Laureles Grade body ID'd; man arrested
• Police briefs: Car goes off cliff in Big Sur; 1 killed
• Law enforcement to be out in full force Memorial Day weekend
• HP to cut 27,000 jobs to save up to $3.5B annually
• Computer drive event to be held
• North Monterey County High truck, instruments, equipment found
• Taylor Farms recalls baby spinach
• Sheriff log: Theft of LED lights from farming equipment
• Police briefs: Rash of robberies in Salinas
• County committee recommends affordable units be built in Pebble Beach
• Your Town: Safeway clerk may find out fate Wednesday
• Supes race in District 1 shaping up to be political thriller
• Warriors to unveil plans to move to San Francisco
• MPUSD voters appear ready to tax themselves
• Sheriff log: Metal scraps taken from pit without owner's permission
• Fire damages Seaside apartments
• Your Town: Sheep event planned at Fort Ord
• Missing UCSC student found in Yosemite
• Man faces trial in Capitola slaying
• 'Talking History' at Colton Hall with Historian Dennis Copeland
• Smith's campaign defends political advertisement
• Secretary of the Army visits DLI
• Monterey County SPCA clinic expands hours
• Senate approves regulations for self-driving car
• Sheriff log: Missing person wishes to remain missing
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Monsters in the closet
• Concierge service plans to deliver for seniors
• Your Town: 5 workshops set on Fort Ord reuse
• Police briefs: Driver tries to run down officers in Salinas
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Peter Hoss, Scam of the Month: Detecting, deflecting political scams
• Nonprofits
• Class Notes, Military Briefs, Births
• Police briefs: Girl says stepfather inappropriately touched her
• Your Town: Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Salinas' River Ranch voluntarily recalls bagged salad
• No-contest plea in Safeway attack
• Caltrans workers' $1 million bail drastically cut
• Professor Toro: Radio man Travus Hipp dies
• Facebook stock up slightly in public debut
• Volunteers sought for bird count and cleanup
• Hospice Foundation to hold free seminar
• Sheriff log: Slightly intoxicated man robbed on Pajaro River bridge
• Mustang crashes into produce truck
• Pacific Grove council clears the air on employee pensions
• Your Town: Caregiver workshops Saturday
• Story of Del Rey Oaks Safeway meat clerk suspension gets national attention
• Second man arrested in fatal shooting in Greenfield
• Pacific Grove on board with idea of shared police chief
• Two plead not guilty to August murder in Salinas
• Regional water authority wants official role in desal project review
• Ruelas trial delayed until 2013 as murder suspect gets new lawyer
• Police arrest Greenfield murder suspect
• Missing Carmel Valley woman found
• After suspending Del Rey Oaks store butcher who defended pregnant woman, Safeway faces public wrath
• Salinas Valley Memorial partnership candidates offer visions for future
• TMZ: Singer Donna Summer dies of cancer at age 63
• Coast Guard to hold boating safety event
• Sheriff log: Report of election campaign signs being stolen
• Political briefs: Monning to address Democratic Women club
• Police briefs: 4 hurt in Highway 101 collision in Prunedale
• Your Town: Paving causes delays off Highway 1 at Munras
• Pajaro Valley grower held in contempt over farmworker's firing
• Carmel Valley woman missing
• Santa Catalina grad lands prestigious Foreign Service fellowship
• Walkers find 6-foot shark on Carmel Beach
• Four injured in Prunedale crash on Highway 101
• Martial arts instructor found guilty of committing lewd acts on children
• Traffic delays in Monterey
• FTC: Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• "A Chalk in the Park" fundraiser to be held
• Sheriff log: Suspects trespassed onto agricultural field
• Your Town: Obama official is CSUMB's graduation speaker
• Your Town: Obama official is CSUMB's graduation speaker
• Monterey City Council likes what it sees in Neighborhood Improvement Program
• Police briefs: Two suspects in slaying arrested
• Salinas police chief candidates meet the public
• Monterey County supervisors put trauma center search in motion
• Plan to close California's youth prisons tossed
• Lawsuits filed in fatal fire at Seaside residential facility
• Search for a Salinas police chief down to three
• Donna Teresa: War memorials and monuments in the region
• Sheriff log: Deputies assist fire department concerning fire in Carmel Valley shopping center
• River Ranch to shut down Salinas produce facility
• Police briefs: Police seek cupcake suspect
• Your Town: Roger Dolan leaves water panel
• Carmel artist, gallery owner Danny Garcia dies
• FORA official: All documents to be turned over
• Pacific Grove school district mull parcel tax
• Gov. Jerry Brown calls for more social services cuts to help eliminate $15.7 billion deficit
• Longer hours for Pacific Grove library
• Pacific Grove, Seaside consider sharing a police chief
• Salinas names finalists for police chief
• Bomb squad destroy grenade found in Marina
• Sheriff log: Garbage dumped on property
• Clear choice in Monterey County's 4th district
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Health keeps wealth
• Your Town: SVMH town hall meeting Wednesday
• Mother's Day in the Park
• Monterey County students test skills at Mathletics Competition
• California faces $16 billion deficit, Brown says
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Your Town: Pendlay to speak about Jacks Peak
• Parkfield quake study offers new clues on a California fault's mystery
• Greenfield homicide suspect arrested
• Marina council to examine senior-housing proposal
• Police briefs: Man beaten with tire iron, robbed
• CSUMB reading center helps kids keep pace
• State court rejects appeal in Watsonville farmworker firing
• Monterey council considers neighborhood wish list
• Alliance on Aging's "I Remember Mama" project seek volunteers
• Man beaten, assailants take car near Salinas Road
• Sheriff log: Tractor reported stolen
• Fun with ropes
• Farr comes to the defense of medical marijuana
• New app connects users with photos from the sea
• Your Town: Laguna Seca, Mazda extend naming rights agreement
• Police briefs: Man hospitalized after barricading himself in room
• Robots galore exhibited at Monterey naval school
• Salyer seeks more freedom as he waits for sentencing
• After 33 years, Seaside third-grade teacher keeps it fresh
• Pebble Beach development project OK'd by Coastal Commission
• Farr applauds tourism strategy
• A camera in search of its owner
• Boil-water advisory lifted, Cal Am says
• Sheriff log: Suspect steals tip jar from business
• Five Soledad police officers get layoff notices
• Your Town: Traffic ticket amnesty nears end
• New Carmel councilman a unanimous pick
• Probe of P.G. art heist draws to an end
• Police briefs: Fishing boat sinks at its mooring
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in Greenfield shooting
• Bill to assist funding Fort Ord veterans cemetery approved by committee
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in LA
• Judge tells Fort Ord Reuse Authority to turn over records or explain why not
• Broken pipe cuts off water to part of Monterey, collapses road pavement
• Carmel council appoints Hillyard to vacancy
• Hartnell College names Willard Lewallen new president
• One dead, one hospitalized after Greenfield shooting
• Sheriff log: Previous owner of bank owned residence stole property from residence
• California will reach 40 million people milestone later than expected
• Aromas man gets life in prison for '77 murder of elderly woman
• Salinas, Monterey County talk land swap for new police headquarters
• Your Town: DLI opens campus to public for Language Day Celebration
• Veterans supporters disappointed in appeals court ruling on VA mental health system
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Farr pressures Capital One to provide help for Salinas workers
• Salinas mayor accused of undermining development group
• Two candidates recommended for Carmel City Council vacancy
• Sheriff log: Residence burglarized
• Coroner: Kinkade died of alcohol, valium overdose
• Panetta Lecture Series: Historians predict expensive, dirty presidential race
• Marriage proposal accepted in assembly
• Police pursue new lead in Sierra LaMar case
• Trustees rethink pay hike for CSU presidents
• Former Caltrans employees accused of stealing signs
• Critics concerned that Hartnell's 'shadow' classes could disappear
• Santa Cruz woman fatally stabbed
• Your Town:
• Live Oak woman stabbed to death on Broadway, SF man arrested
• Scott Fujita issues statement about NFL suspension
• Sheriff's Office seeking red, mid-1990s Jetta associated with Sierra LaMar disappearance
• Sheriff log: Driver admits to consuming five beers
• Liza Horvath: Top earners are losing money too
• Your Town: Herald wins award for reporting
• Kennedy assassination is author's life's work
• Two shot outside nightclub
• Green Party to hear from Del Piero
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Police briefs: 1 killed, 3 injured in collision outside Salinas
• Nonprofits
• Parkinson's Disease support group to be held
• Teenage victim's lawsuit targets molester, school district
• Police briefs: Police aid pair of drug busts
• Your Town: SVMH hosts affiliation meeting
• Motorcycle champ gets year in jail for elder abuse
• Volunteers sought for collecting water samples at Carr Lake
• Parkinson's Disease support group to be held
• Sheriff log: Woman throws wine glass at another woman
• Police briefs: Multi-agency sweep snags nine people
• Monterey County general plan lawsuits to go to trial
• Your Town: Sexually violent predator sent to mental hospital
• College students gloomy on future, political leadership, says Panetta Institute survey
• Ruelas' attorney seeks to withdraw from case
• Man steals cash register from Marina restaurant, tosses cash and register as he flees
• Nine arrested in South County sweep
• Sheriff log: Old ammunition turned in for destruction
• Dogs get free run at Corralitos boarding facility
• Police briefs: Greenfield schools locked down after bank heist
• Your Town: Soledad finance director heads to Watsonville
• Ruelas trial will continue
• Report: Former NFL player Junior Seau fatally shot, suicide suspected
• New license plates to benefit agriculture education
• CSU employees authorize strike if talks fail
• Lawyer's illness one in string of delays for Ruelas trial
• Teenager faces molester in courtroom
• Carmel, Pacific Grove consider adult education merger
• Your Town: Monterey increases fines for "barkers" on wharf
• Teenager faces molester in courtroom
• Carmel, P.G. mull adult ed merger
• No-show witness leads to plea deal in Salinas man's slaying
• Monterey County adds 3,700 residents in 2011
• FBI: 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Ohio bridge
• National data center for cancer genomes built at UCSC
• Sheriff log: Theft of two tractors
• Project offers teachers low-cost solutions for professional development
• No-show witness in murder trial causes delay
• Your Town:
• Broken water, gas mains shut down utilities
• Five critically injured in Watsonville fire
• Sheriff log: Packaged controlled substances left for inmates in public restroom
• Alisal grad will compete in Olympics
• Police briefs: Arrest made in Salinas auto theft
• Endangered species protected at Palo Corona Regional Park
• Your Town:
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Consider a shingles vaccine
• Class valedictorian, 74, went back to college to get new credentiial
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Surf City lives up to its name
• Police briefs: Hiker with broken ankle rescued from Garrapata Ridge
• Program gives deals on out-of-state tuition
• Contestants being sought for Miss Monterey National Horse Show
• Ombudsman volunteers needed
• Police briefs: Man shot to death is Salinas' ninth homicide
• Your Town: Carmel City Council to take up beach webcam, 9/11 memorial
• Former Monterey County building official sues over firing
• E-waste recycling event to be held
• Salinas man's car stolen at gunpoint
• Thursday night shooting leaves one dead in Salinas
• Deputies make mail-theft arrests in North County
• Sheriff log: Neighbors involved in heated argument
• Police briefs: Five arrested in sex offender sweep
• Your Town: Jury selection delayed in Ruelas trial
• Man suspected of running down homeless vet gets new trial date
• SVMH plans town hall meetings on affiliation process
• Davi will become Monterey city attorney
• Pebble Beach crash injures driver
• Six arrested in sex offender sweep
• King City chooses interim football coach
• Sheriff log: Arrest for parole violation
• Fishermen catch former Monterey Bay great white shark
• Watsonville Assemblyman Alejo leads fight to clean up MMA
• Your Town: Monterey Home, Garden and Gourmet Expo is this weekend
• One hurt in two-car crash on Holman Highway
• Language Line Services Report Shows Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin
• Colton Hall 'Talking History' Series
• Share a bike? Local transportation officials mulling program
• Deadline set for potential city council candidates
• Fawn on the doorstep in Pacific Grove
• Natividad regains certification
• Lost whale caught in fishing line spotted off Monterey coast
• Sheriff log: Tote bag containing bibles taken from vehicle
• Family rips Kinkade girlfriend
• New state panel to look for alternative for strawberry pesticide
• Your Town: DLI chief of staff to retire
• Police briefs: Car crash victims identified
• MPUSD approves new structure at the top
• Donna Teresa: Operation Gratitude's Inspiring Mission to Lift Troop Morale
• Firefighters training with brush burns east of King City
• Monterey names Mike McCarthy assistant city manager
• Kinkade painting graces front of Carmel city budget
• Mad-cow disease found in Central Valley dairy cow
• Soledad to become 're-entry' hub for inmates
• Agreement reached for MPUSD to pay down debt to teachers
• Santa Cruz County beach house owner fed up with taunts, graffiti, gangs
• North Monterey County High hires football coach
• Salinas Union High School District to hold Japanese speech contest
• Sheriff log: Rear tail light housings on vehicle stolen
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• New Goodwill center to open in Salinas
• Marina takes a look at cracking down on unruly parties
• Del Rey Oaks to receive crime report
• Big-rig crash claims life of Marina man
• Your Town: CSUMB faculty voting on strike authorization
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Hoarding symptoms and therapy
• Man killed in crash near Gonzales
• Big crowds for warm weekend in Monterey County
• Unlocking mysteries at Moss Landing Marine Lab
• Stevenson School honor roll
• MST holds hearings on fare increases
• A tireless volunteer at CHOMP
• Class Notes, Military Briefs, Births
• After a month, Sierra LaMar's disappearance still a mystery
• Police briefs: SUV crashes into Salinas home
• Undocumented students seek support for higher education at event in Watsonville
• Agricultural Labor Relations Board fights to reinstate Watsonville farmworker
• Man accused of Salinas runover killing having problems getting legal representation
• Police briefs: Salinas-area market robbed at gunpoint
• Your Town: York School student to recite poem in Washington, D.C.
• Nonprofits
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Sheriff log: Dive team called to assist with body recovery
• Marina firm's hydroponic system drawing attention
• Agha's desal deal with Pacific Grove changes game, some say
• Police briefs: 1 killed, 2 injured in rollover crash near King City
• Burglary suspects dump loot during car chase
• Pacific Grove OKs desalination partnership with Agha
• Your Town:
• Local undocumented students urged to form 'Dream' clubs
• Seaside faces $2.4 million budget deficit for next year
• Butterfly numbers up in Pacific Grove Monarch Sanctuary
• Seaside's Village Project counsels troubled black youth
• Monterey woman pleads no contest to stealing nearly $38,000 from local nonprofit
• Lyceum of Monterey County to hold model U.N. program
• Pacific Grove OKs desalination partnership with Agha
• Sheriff log: Fox found living in trailer
• Political briefs: Former lieutenant governor to endorse Sanchez for Monterey County supervisor
• Salinas man pleads not guilty in 1-year-old's death
• Police briefs: Man carjacked at gunpoint
• Marina schools locked down after ice cream vendor shot
• Your Town: MS walk is Sunday at Lovers Point
• With a new interim city manager, Marina shuffles assignments
• Gunshot report prompts school lockdown in Watsonville
• Marina schools on lockdown after reported shooting
• Salinas police report carjacking
• Your Town: Water board OKs rate study on user fees
• Sheriff log: Juvenile brandished replica firearm
• Conviction upheld in Carmel Valley double murder
• Mixed results in accountability report for Hartnell, MPC
• Police briefs: Gas main break causes evacuations
• Protesters go to supervisors over garbage rate hike
• Your Town:
• More students interested in UCSC
• UC taking more from out of state
• Farmers petition water control board to stop new runoff rules
• Gas line break in Pacific Grove
• Pacific Grove looks at ways to pay for sidewalk repairs
• Your Town: Recalled lettuce not grown in Monterey County
• 1-year-old killed by pickup backing up at Salinas home
• Poetry of CSUMB professor was among materials pulled from Tucson classrooms
• Pacific Grove: City council to decide whether to get behind desal project
• Panetta says he regrets cost of trips home
• CSU faculty begin vote over whether to strike
• Plan for Fort Ord reuse undergoing reassessment
• Retired Salinas policeman to run for mayor
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Sheriff log: $8,000 worth of tequila stolen from Carmel Valley restaurant
• Floating log kills girl, 6, at Live Oak beach
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: House of horror
• Dole recalls salad; no illnesses reported
• Your Town:
• MPC's Gentrain class could get budget ax
• Nonprofits
• Mission Santa Cruz gets reprieve
• 1 dead, 4 missing after yacht runs aground in Farallon Islands race
• Girl killed by log on Live Oak beach ID'd
• Class Notes, Military Briefs
• Free health seminars to be held
• Alliance on Aging to provide free tax preparation for seniors
• Police briefs: Salinas acupuncturist accused of inappropriate touching
• Your Town: Free tax preparation offered Sunday in Salinas
• Former choir teacher pleads not guilty to using spy pen to film teenage girls undressing
• Marina may name Cypress Knolls developer next week
• Monterey County Realtors group digs in against water user fee
• Monterey County high schoolers learn career benefits of volunteering
• Monterey mulls funding for rapid transit on Del Monte
• Salinas police warn of phone scam
• State insurance chief addresses health care reform during town hall session in Marina
• American Red Cross to hold blood drive
• Six-year-old dies after accident at Live Oak beach
• Farr to accompany Obama to Colombia
• Personal attacks took toll on Thomas Kinkade
• Free income tax preparation to be offered
• Central Coast Lighthouse Keepers to hold meeting
• Clerk of Salinas Quick Stop held up at knife-point
• Boy, 15, arrested in robbery of Salinas ice cream vendor
• A sunny weekend is on the horizon
• Sheriff log: 364 sprinkler heads stolen from company vineyard
• Parker has largest campaign fund in Monterey County
• Monterey High School honor roll
• Your Town: 'Witness 2' testifies in Choates case
• Watsonville company builds battery-powered recumbent bicycles
• Insurance commissioner: State in position for its own health care overhaul
• Salinas city cleanup Saturday
• Gateway Center seeks volunteers for the Monterey Rock & Rod Festival
• Sheriff log: 164 sprinkler heads stolen from vineyard
• Your Town: Monterey history panel mulls requests for exclusion
• Body believed to be Seaside hiker; missing searcher also located
• Police briefs: Youth shot in Salinas dies in hospital
• Project must include 22 affordable housing units, panel says
• Your Town:
• Lawsuit filed over extending Point Pinos Grill hours
• Teenager shot Tuesday in Salinas dies; city's 8th homicide of the year
• An aerial weed hunt in store for Palo Corona park
• Talmage, Beach sweep to victory in Carmel City Council race
• Planters Cocktail Peanuts recalled
• Rush for lead-free bullets exhausts funds for ammo giveaway
• Official: George Zimmerman to be charged with 2nd-degree murder, in custody
• Charles Manson denied parole for 12th time
• Armed robber strikes Salinas yogurt shop
• Lawsuits against Diocese of Monterey affected by California Supreme Court ruling
• Panic but no tsunami from strong Indonesia quakes
• Electronic waste recycling to be held
• Sheriff log: Market robbed at gun point by masked assailant
• Santa Cruz City Council gives initial thumbs-up to talks with Warriors for D League team
• Monterey school district criticized for plan to hire business officer
• Your Town: Report looks at ag's effect on local economy
• Proposed downtown bar OK'd to stay open until 2 a.m.
• Police briefs: Salinas teenager in critical condition after shooting
• Teacher facing child porn charges
• Pacific Grove: Lawsuit filed over extended hours for Point Pinos Grill
• County auditor helps water agency deal with desal debt
• Salinas High choir teacher accused of recording teens with 'spy pen'
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Nonprofits
• American Red Cross to give presentations on lifesaving skills
• Sheriff log: Small vegetation fire
• Police briefs: Motorcyclist hurt on Cachagua
• Your Town: Water options televised
• Your Town: Campground operators sought
• Police briefs:
• Man shot in Seaside
• Your Town:
• Pebble Beach project: Debate over where to put affordable housing
• Downtown Monterey bar seeks extension of hours
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Predators among us
• Plane crash near Salinas kills 2
• Your Town:
• Orthodontist holds tight to boyhood lessons
• Police briefs: Two men shot in Soledad
• Kids experience thrill of the hunt for eggs in Del Rey Oaks
• 'Painter of Light' Thomas Kinkade, 54, dies at Los Gatos home
• Sunday news shows
• Salinas Valley Memorial has vastly different options in Natividad, HCA
• Fremont program teaches tennis to blind students
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Family of Sierra LaMar announces $10,000 reward
• Police briefs: Salinas man on bicycle shot to death
• Your Town: Five women honored by Monterey County Commission on the Status of Women
• Fundraisers set for family of Watsonville homicide victim
• 3 injured when SUV crashes into Salinas Starbucks
• Seaside's interim city manager no stranger to local government
• Salinas man on bicycle shot to death
• Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary to hold docent training
• Your Town: Seaside names John Dunn interim city manager
• Big turnout expected for salmon season opener on Monterey Bay
• La Playa hotel to reopen early
• Doting dog owners keep pet businesses thriving
• Salinas hosts national forum on deportation of non-criminal immigrants
• English boy hurt in fall near Fisherman's Wharf
• Driver crashes into Amtrak train in Soledad
• Pacific Grove drops fast food issue
• Pacific Grove wants NOAA building if it closes
• Robber hits Salinas store, steals car
• QR codes newest tool to aid in search for missing children
• Police briefs: Fire burns two-story Salinas hotel
• Your Town: Economist Alice Rivlin to be keynote speaker at CSUMB graduations
• Parents and employees show their support for Head Start
• Convenience store robber flees in customer's car in Salinas
• Salinas Valley Memorial narrows affiliation list to two
• Warriors look to bring D-League team to Santa Cruz
• More victims identified in sex case against Salinas High School counselor
• Off-campus CSUMB housing gets preliminary approval
• Salinas fisherman missing off Moss Landing
• Historic railroad postal car moves from Cannery Row to Salinas
• CORAL Academy charter rejected again
• 5 ex-cops sentenced in Katrina killings case
• 49ers and Raiders won't meet in exhibition this year
• New ruling may affect Cedar Funding distributions
• YAHOO LAYS OFF 2,000 EMPLOYEES
• Police briefs: Seaside man lost in Big Sur wilderness
• Peter Douglas, coastal crusader, dies at 69
• CORAL Academy opening on hold
• Your Town: Salinas Deputy Police Chief Kelly McMillin gets White House honor
• Water district seeks support for user fee
• Highway 1 closed for 8-hour stretches south of Big Sur
• Seaside man lost in Big Sur wilderness
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Ex-Seaside officer Reynaga acquitted of all counts
• Nilsen gets eight years in Cedar Funding case
• Police briefs: Monterey bicycle accident victim identified
• Salinas, county closing in on joint government center
• Your Town: Hospital board to continue affiliation review in special meeting
• MPC may ask retiring president to extend his stay
• New head for Salinas chamber
• 5 hurt in Oakland religious school shooting
• Highway 1 traffic heavy in Monterey after accident
• Family escapes serious injury after collision in Carmel Valley
• Monterey police try to ID victim in bicycle accident
• Two armed robbers hit Carmel motel
• Soquel retiree, 60, plans hike from Mexico to Canada
• Your Town: Habitat for Humanity opens store
• Professor Toro: Slow ride up memory lane for '70s rock
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: The informal trust
• Peter Hoss, Scam of the Month: Beware the health scam
• Your Town: Headline
• Police briefs: Armed robbery, pot bust on Reindollar Avenue in Marina
• Senior artists seek big break at Carmel show
• Four CSU Monterey Bay undergrads win prestigious science fellowships
• 49ers quarterback Alex Smith joins search for Sierra Lamar
• Police briefs: Greenfield man found shot to death
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Central Coast rain expected to be gone Sunday, but cold front moving in
• 16-year-old killed in Salinas' sixth homicide of year
• Your Town: Farmworker event, park cleanup slated for Cesar Chavez Day in Salinas
• Salinas students spread message on preventing underage drinking
• Professor Toro:
• American Red Cross to give presentations on lifesaving skills
• Salinas officials joining anti-gang summit in D.C.
• Police briefs: Facebook meet leads to sexual battery arrest
• Supervisors name members to redevelopment oversight panels
• MasterCard, Visa tell banks of possible security breach, report says 10 million could be affected
• Facebook meet leads to sexual battery arrest
• Sheriff's deputies seize 700 pot plants, $40,000 cash in Watsonville bust
• Life, stress, bills after transplant
• Salinas murder suspect's condition worsens
• Community gets closer look at Hartnell College presidential candidates
• Highway 1 section closed by boulder to reopen during daytime
• Your Town: Highway 156 widening project gets $32.5 million
• Salinas, Seaside men arrested in Watsonville pot bust; 700 plants, $40,000 cash seized
• Seaside intersections to open Monday
• Volunteers needed to help clean up Cesar Chavez Park
• South County man found guilty in horse abuse case
• Alzheimer's Support groups to be held
• Your Town: Assemblyman Bill Monning's food truck bill won't proceed this year
• Police briefs: Pacific Grove couple robbed at gunpoint
• Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital board to hold merger meeting
• Feminist poet Adrienne Rich dies at 82
• Marina Coast Water District warns it could sue over desal plan
• Retired judge to investigate Monterey County Head Start program
• Candidates for Hartnell College president discuss community, plans
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at age 88
• Donna Teresa: Cracker Jack and its contribution to the military
• Lot on Pebble Beach Golf Links to be auctioned
• A's drop MLB opener in Japan
• Armed robber holds up Castroville market
• Boulder blocks Highway 1 south of Lucia
• Man found dead in Marina home
• Police seek additional charges for sex videos in Salinas High counselor case
• Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History earns reaccreditation
• Lodge at Pebble Beach workers OK contract
• Pebble Beach home sales have picked up
• Sentencing delayed for former Salinas firefighter in attempted rape case
• Santa Cruz gives initial blessing for Ironman competition
• Carmel mayoral candidate hasn't voted in years
• ACLU report: Monterey County not budgeted for out-of-jail options for defendants waiting for trial
• Your Town: Monterey looks to remodel City Council chamber
• James Lamb sent to state program for sexually violent predators
• Downtown San Jose post office evacuated after white powder spotted
• Nonprofits
• Supervisors set to hear report on general plan
• Salinas Public Library receives national award of $10,000
• Ex-Seaside officer takes stand, denies abuse charges
• 'Carmel to Cambodia' screens Saturday
• Police briefs: Two armed robberies reported in Salinas
• Your Town: Healthy Communities calls meeting
• Salinas gang shooting kills 15-year-old boy
• Wildlife society giving out non-leaded ammo to help protect condors
• Your Town: Developer's qualifications reviewed
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Computer program a hit with older set
• Rent-A-Grandma takes off
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Running out of money
• The law will force dramatic changes in the way insurance companies do business
• Police briefs:Electricity goes off in part of Seaside; problem fixed
• Cardinale Moving and Storage,Julie Ann Lozano honored by Monterey chamber
• Your Town:
• Five robberies in one night in Salinas
• Boomers get moving, embrace team sports
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Police briefs: Shots fired at driver in Seaside
• Peninsula residents get tsunami advice
• Salinas man gets extra 27 years in crime spree
• Your Town: PG&E to cut power for four hours Sunday for 3,300 Marina customers
• King City school district may regain local control in two years
• Calcagno urges county to get involved now on Pajaro River flood control project
• FORA extension moves forward, despite public records lawsuit
• Police briefs: Mountain lion spotted near Prunedale
• Looking Back at Monterey County: 1974 Pacific Grove tree removal protest
• Former Watsonville police dog seized after it's found emaciated in former officer's Salinas backyard
• Carmel police alert public about counterfeit bills being passed
• Video: The Herald's 2012 All County boys basketball team
• Laurel curve barrier in place on Highway 17
• Police briefs: Smoke alarms help family to safety during Carmel Valley house fire
• Your Town: Ambulance service adopts heart care system
• Monterey High School honor roll
• Monterey County sheriff's son under arrest again
• Sheriff's office: Bag, clothes belonging to missing Morgan Hill girl found
• Gonzales woman gets 180 days in jail in real estate scam case
• Central Coast veterans push VA on national cemetery at Fort Ord
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Video: The Herald's 2012 All County girls basketball team
• Two Salinas men draw 50-year sentences
• Your Town: SVMH mulls possible partners
• Water group seeks to address growth
• Hartnell College in Salinas names three finalists for president
• Salinas drug counselor pleads not guilty to child porn and molestation charges
• Bomb squad called when search turns up ammunition, metal pipes and bomb-making instructions
• Sales of methyl iodide halted by manufacturer
• Marina considering law cracking down on underage drinking
• Trader Joe's plans to expand Pacific Grove store
• Police discover sex videos featuring Salinas students on drug counselor's computer
• Safeway won't sell fresh meat with 'pink slime'
• Salinas High basketball coach Chappell to retire
• Lawyer slapped with $20K fine in Monterey County squid boat case
• Saints coach Sean Payton suspended for the season by NFL
• Monterey school district hires consultant to gauge support for parcel tax
• Your Town: Contract extended for AMBAG interim chief
• Monterey County responds to grand jury report
• Report: Alex Smith re-signs with 49ers
• Dog institute files claim against Marina over training center
• Strong, long 7.9 quake shakes Mexico City
• Pacific Grove explores ways to trim projected deficit
• Reward offered in Prunedale horse abuse case
• Monterey County Branch of the NAACP to hold general meeting
• Beach cleanup to be held at Carmel Beach
• CSUMB shuts door on spring admissions
• CHP renews plea for safer Highway 17
• Police briefs: Teens wounded in Seaside shooting
• MPUSD to explore parcel tax in special meeting Monday night
• Carmel Council race: Candidates debate merits of paid parking
• School failures seen as risk for economy, national security
• Monterey High School honor roll
• Your Town
• CHP renews plea for safer 17
• Teens wounded in Salinas shooting
• Rain a berry good thing for farmers
• 4-year-old struck by car in Pebble Beach suffers serious but not life-threatening injuries
• Apple announces dividend, stock buyback
• Alzheimer's Association to offer tips on keeping brain active
• Report: Peyton Manning to sign with Denver Broncos
• Two hurt in suspected Seaside gang shooting
• Your Town: VNA offers free grief support
• Test program to let some elderly fliers skip pat-downs
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Medical directives speak for you
• High school graduation rate rises
• Your Town
• Police briefs: Child, 4, airlifted after being hit by car in Pebble Beach
• Monterey resident Dorothy Argo, 97, plans to slow down at 100
• After fire, Monterey church finds home for a day
• Fruitless search for mother of Gilroy veteran in murder-suicide
• Fire doused in Golden State Theatre electrical room
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Woman thrown from car in Highway 101 crash in Prunedale
• Few pink slips issued to Monterey County teachers
• Peace of Mind Dog Rescue is looking for volunteers
• Professor Toro: Ex-mayor's errant email
• Police warn about prize money scam
• Your Town: NPS training to see flurry of activity
• Police briefs: Shots fired in Salinas; shell casings found, but no victim
• Marina wants to look at different proposals for old Army stables
• Carmel faces $500,000 budget gap
• Monterey County scheduled road and lane closures
• Former Rutgers student convicted in webcam case
• Project Helping Hand gives grants directly to teachers in Monterey
• Medicare report details deficiencies at Natividad Medical Center
• Tornado socks Michigan town
• Kids' advocates fight to keep federal funding
• Defense says women lying about ex-officer's sex abuse
• Court to hear Kenney arguments
• CSUMB earns $32M NASA grant
• Your Town: Coast Guard Auxiliary training this weekend
• Police briefs: BB gun play in Pacific Grove parking lot ends in arrest
• Central Coast water quality board OKs new ag runoff rules
• Lawyer attacked with razor in Salinas courtroom
• Salinas Valley Memorial releases list of groups that submitted affiliation proposals
• Cutting Day and Horticulture Faire to be held
• BB gun play in Pacific Grove parking lot ends in arrest
• Monterey County children's advocates fight to keep federal funding
• Police briefs: Armed men rob Salinas market
• At water forum, Cal Am says desal obstacles can be overcome
• Salinas High School drug counselor accused of touching student
• Central Coast officials hear ag water runoff testimony
• Hartnell trustee accuses county education board member of bullying her
• Eloy Perez reportedly tests positive for cocaine
• Monterey man pleads guilty in death of girlfriend's baby
• Calstar helicopter ambulance rides can cost $10,000
• Your Town: Alejo hosts town hall meeting on state budget
• SVMH releases list of groups who submitted affiliation proposals
• Mental health services fair to be held
• Vehicle explodes on Afghan runway; U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta safe
• Monterey County's budget outlook better, but not great
• Your Town: FORA's future topic of meeting
• Former vice principal pleads no contest to sex with student
• Your Town: Proposed Monterey Downs horse park to make pitch to Salinas City Council
• Carmel group not happy about proposed bond for school improvements
• Carmel log: Firearm relinquished under attorney's advice
• Seven arrested on drug charges in Soledad
• Watsonville man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Santa Cruz surfer dies, may have hit head
• Water forum hope to build public consensus
• Five local care centers dealing with norovirus outbreaks
• FORA director: 'Public funds have been spent wisely' but documentation off limits to public
• Police union dings chief for visit to reporter
• Teen's death caps violent week in Salinas
• PG&E to pay city $70million for pipeline explosion
• Your Town:
• S.J. already looking to next BART station
• S.F. Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi get 3 years probation, takes plea on false imprisonment charge
• Donna Teresa: In War and Peace, the Service of Asian-Pacific Women in the Military
• Salinas teen dies after Saturday shooting
• Assault case in Lockwood
• Liza Horvath: Palimony lives on
• Language Line Services to Collaborate for Annual Conference in Austin
• Your Town: MIIS kicks off Sustainability Speaker Series
• Doctor Jim Rodda, 100, takes own advice — stay active
• Salinas Valley waste agency moves ahead on recycling plant
• Class Notes, Births
• Marina family gets new home from Habitat for Humanity
• Nonprofits
• Sleep woes not always age-related
• First full-service LGBT senior center to open next year in New York
• Police briefs: Teenager shows up at Salinas ER with gunshot wound to leg
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Your Town: Asilomar State Beach health advisory lifted
• Councilwoman speaks about her son's arrest
• SVMH unions call for board resignations
• VEGETATION FIRE TIMES TWO Two Salinas vegetation fires break out within 100 yards of each other
• Witness in Castroville murder case arrested in Las Vegas
• Peninsula water authority wants supply plan by mid-April
• Fatal accident closes northbound Highway 101
• Salinas councilwoman's son arrested for second time
• Correction: No Monning town hall on Saturday
• Colton Hall to celebrate 163rd birthday
• Alzheimer's Association to hold free program
• Your Town: State trustee to leave Alisal school district
• Molester James Lamb faces trial for failing to register as sex offender
• Police briefs: Man shot in leg in Salinas
• Salinas man receives 20 years in gang bust
• Police briefs: Gonzales clears police in shooting
• Man faces 277 years to life for domestic violence
• 110 students sent home sick at Los Arboles Middle School
• Your Town: Chris Fitz's move ends Marina council run
• Big salmon season may be in store
• Police briefs
• Salinas teachers brainstorm ways to elevate the profession
• Pacific Grove transfers money to library stewardship fund
• Student walkout at North Monterey County High
• Salinas man faces stiff penalty for domestic violence
• Former supervisor Del Piero eyes race for 5th District seat
• State chips in for research on growing strawberries without fumigant
• Pacific Grove explores taking officer from Seaside
• SVMH board puts two seats up for election
• Salinas students moved by viral video decrying war criminal Joseph Kony
• CORAL Academy charter school gets 30 days to fix financial plan
• State Supreme Court won't hear Salinas anti-tax activists' appeal
• March winds whip Monterey County
• Live blog: Apple CEO Tim Cook says company will introduce three new products
• Your Town: Carmel candidates plan town hall meeting
• Man accused of killing his mother ruled unfit for trial in Salinas
• Salinas father gets jail in crash that killed daughter, 6
• Corral de Tierra shopping center plan faces lawsuit
• Money stalls Monterey Hotel plan
• Your Town: Carmel candidates forum set for Thursday
• Police briefs: Homicide suspected in inmate's death
• Another lawyer for man accused in OD
• Father sentenced to jail, probation for killing his daughter in rollover accident
• Beach cleanup set for Lovers Point
• Man accused of killing his mother ruled unfit for trial
• Your Town:
• Nobel Laureate to speak on importance of investing in childhood education
• Nobel Laureate to speak on importance of investing in childhood education
• Greenfield man convicted of committing lewd acts
• Water quality board exec doesn't want another delay on new ag runoff rules
• Serving seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: Walks on the wild side
• Flammable liquid leaks in Marina
• Your Town
• Jane Hudson, 88, ready to close Carmel shop
• State ranks third on fatal-crash list
• Palma High molest claims face deadline
• Police briefs: One injured in Highway 101 collision
• Correction
• Class Notes
• An anti-gang strategy where rivals work side by side
• Nonprofits
• Looking Back
• Sea otter Toola, surrogate mother to aquarium's pups, dies
• Your Town: Seniors can have taxes done for free
• Ag industry and environmentalists wrestle over new runoff rules
• Claudia Meléndez Salinas: At Read Across America, learning the moral of the story
• Yelp IPO gets spectacular reviews: Stock jumps as much as 73 percent in debut
• Police briefs: No cause found for Marina care home fire
• Farr, Alejo come out against new ag runoff rules
• Professor Toro: Christmas Cheer couple land catering jobs
• American Cancer Society Discovery Shop seeks jewelry donations
• It's official, proposal coming to merge Natividad and SVMH
• Pit bull owners plan walk to show soft side of breed
• Your Town: Supes, Natividad to talk about SVMH affiliation
• Police briefs: Two arrested in Monterey burglaries
• Pickup crashes off Laureles Grade, catches fire
• Conservative publisher Breitbart dies in LA at 43
• Car plows through Occupy Education demonstrators blocking entrance to UCSC campus
• Teenage escapee has surgery
• LEAKING MONEY NO LONGER: Boys and Girls Club gets water saving overhaul
• Your Town: Baby beats firefighters to birth
• Carmel council race off and running
• Community college leaders warn against proposed funding model
• Parolee in Gonzales shootout had record for drug possession
• Former Gonzales fertilizer producer pleads guilty to mail fraud
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Downed power lines close Highway 68 for an hour
• US: North Korea to suspend nuclear activities
• Applications for the 2012 Miss Salinas Valley Fair being accepted
• Arbitrator finds King City police chief fired officer in retaliation
• Your Town: Lawsuit seeks to block solid waste site in Gonzales
• Your Town:
• Teen gets 28 to life in slaying
• New Carmel Valley traffic study shows mixed results
• Suspect wounded in shootout with Gonzales police
• Pit bull attacks common, animal control officers say
• Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice to hold grief and loss support groups
• Smaller Cypress Knolls housing project in Marina interests developer
• Calendar art contest open to students in grades one through eight
• Cockfight raided outside Salinas
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Aromas accountant accused of embezzling
• Your Town: Carmel candidates' debate set Wednesday
• Bills aim to reduce loan rate for South Monterey County school district
• Seaside school singing groups to be included on concert DVD
• 400 turn out in Salinas for Steinbeck's 110th birthday
• Faith in technology: Local churches embrace social media
• Your Town: Veterans of 442nd to get medals
• York School honor roll
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Nonprofits
• Liza Horvath: Forgiven debt, in more depth
• Monterey Rock and Rod Festival
• Your Town: Veterans of 442nd to get medals
• Man swims to safety after boat capsizes off Moss Landing
• Police briefs: Salinas man killed, three passengers hurt in crash
• Police briefs: Mechanic gets finger stuck in gas tank
• Big Trouble: World's tallest cat visits Monterey
• Salinas police respond to three pit bull attacks
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Salinas Mayor Dennis Donohue won't seek re-election
• Schools build solar suitcases to harness energy for world's poor
• Nominations for outstanding volunteers are being accepted
• Your Town:
• Van collision near Bradley injures 10 college students
• Greenfield police chief retires
• Police briefs: Gang task force busts five suspects
• Water district looking for new way to collect user fees
• Professor Toro: Romney's Peninsula visit still an open secret
• Four college students hurt when vans collide near Bradley
• Planting and clean-up to be held at Natividad Creek park
• Gonzales' Spanish speakers allege bias in meeting on trash conversion plant
• Salinas mayor won't seek re-election
• Crash victims had just left funeral
• Sheriff's son gets jail, probation
• Your Town: Salinas mayor to give State of City address
• Emotional sentencing for hit-and-run driver
• Police arrest burglary suspects
• Your Town:
• Man convicted of 1977 Aromas murder
• Website features women's view of the world
• Evening Concert to be Held in Colton Hall
• Entrepreneurs: The Next Generation Pacific Grove eighth-graders show their business acumen
• Monterey-based company to add 2,000 jobs
• Bone marrow drive to be held
• Alliance on Aging offers free tax preparation for seniors
• Police briefs: Firefighters douse Aromas house fire
• Your Town: 2 killed, 15 injured in Highway 101 crash near King City
• Low-cost housing grant gets extension
• 1977 slaying case goes to jury
• SVMH board mulls election possibilities
• Police briefs
• Fatal accident shuts down Highway 101 near King City
• Monterey County libraries see surge in e-book requests
• Class sizes a major concern for MPUSD parents, teachers
• Panetta Institute releases lineup of lecture series
• Details of proposed zipline project still being hammered out
• Former Hartnell student who killed his brother now accused of violating probation
• Police briefs: Molest suspect's girlfriend arrested
• Your Town: Red Cross seeks Hero nominees
• Psychiatrist finds man mentally unfit for trial in mother's killing
• County continues to pursue SVMH for possible partnership
• Language Line Services Announces Plans to Hire 2,000 Interpreters
• Hartnell keeps presidential search committee
• SVMH board ponders election possibilities
• Marina housing project for adults with psychiatric disabilities gets big financial boost
• 'Junk to Funk' not a throwaway fashion show
• Letter cites pay issues for Marina city manager's pending ouster
• Man found dead in Salinas carport identified
• Four apartments damaged by early morning fire in Monterey
• Judge: Driver can't withdraw guilty plea in death of Salinas child
• Proposed legislation aims to keep food trucks away from schools
• Your Town: Seaside police chief to speak at forum
• Italian American group honors local leaders
• Monterey County drivers facing tough choices
• Santa Catalina honor roll
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since orbit of Earth
• Marina to consider 'improvement' list
• Marina to set public hearing date on ouster of city manager
• 3 skiers killed in Wash. avalanche; 1 with Santa Cruz ties survives
• Your Town: Power knocked out in Pebble Beach, Pacific Grove
• First year a challenge for Monterey County sheriff
• Your Town: MST to discontinue some half-price fares
• Peter Hoss: How Facebook can be used as a scam
• Liza Horvath: The perils of forgiven debt
• Seaside High School honor roll
• Many with hearing loss don't use aids
• Elder goths thrive on the dark
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Your Town: Power knocked out in Pebble Beach, P.G.
• From poor roots, a rewarding 108 years
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• 9-year-olds' treehouse cafe benefits ill friend
• Police briefs: Man leads Salinas police on 80 mph chase
• Sunday news shows
• Santa Catalina honor roll
• Pacific Grove High School honor roll
• Scholarship for son helps ease Marine widow's grief
• Moss Landing marine biologist kept media briefed during "Big Miracle" whale rescue
• Toiletry supplies drive to be held at CSU Monterey Bay
• Police briefs
• Victim found shot to death
• Monterey Downs faces open-space opposition
• MPC Child Development Center threatened by budget cuts
• Fugitive priest faces sanctions
• Your Town:
• Salinas River rubber dam repair costs soar
• TAMC cone zone report
• Holiday schedules for Presidents Day
• Monterey pandering suspect faces new charge
• Priest sues Diocese of Monterey after settlement
• LAPD covering up slaying, parents of local man say
• Man found shot to death in Salinas
• Your Town: Alisal High hosts Cash for College talk
• Police briefs: Shoplifting suspect fires gun at Safeway security guards
• NOAA lab in Pacific Grove faces closure
• Judge won't reduce bail for Bergstrom =
• Police seek parolee in Hartnell lockdown
• Greenfield mayor faces recall vote
• Insanity plea in grandparents' beating
• Your Town:
• Language Line Services Promotes Winnie Heh to Senior Vice President
• Shark attacks on otters increase
• Police briefs
• Salyer again fails to suppress evidence in tomato price-fixing case
• Monterey human trafficking case began with tip on Bay Area runaway, police say
• Letter outlines schism between city manager, Marina City Council
• Salinas shoplifter fires shot at security guards
• Alaskan sentenced for sexual abuse committed in Monterey County
• Judge won't reduce bail for Bergstrom
• ESPN talks to Salinas boxer Eloy Perez
• Your Town: Monterey street repair work starts today
• 'Mrs. Pacific Grove' dies
• Developer Agha pitches desal plan to Pacific Grove City Council
• SVMH receives financial audit
• Aquarium's wayward items find new homes
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: Jawbone from Pebble Beach examined
• Natividad deficiencies listed in survey
• Stevenson clinches MTAL girls soccer title
• Aquarium puts rescued sea otter on display
• Your Town: Board urges Brown on methyl iodide
• Schools preparing for new standards
• Chlorine gas forces evacuation
• Altfeld seeks hearing
• New sex charges for assistant principal
• Witness decribes man's SUV death
• Your Town:
• Donations flow to richest colleges
• Police briefs:
• Schools preparing for new standards
• Supervisors ask Brown to rethink methyl iodide
• Monterey hotel workers back on job after chlorine gas release
• CSUMB forced to move tonight's games
• Monterey woman arrested on human trafficking charges
• Supervisors urge Brown to re-examine pesticide use
• Sign ups for Teen Talent Extravaganza being accepted
• Police briefs: Molestation suspect turns himself in
• Monterey-Salinas Transit board moves ahead on Whispering Oaks
• Your Town: Hearing for biologist continued
• Women's art to benefit Salinas shelter fundraiser
• P.G. looks at permit procedure
• Donna Teresa: Gold Star Mothers inspire Army wife's award-winning video
• Monterey hotel hazmat spill sends 16 workers, 1 guest to hospital
• Woman sues Cal Am over trees lost to flooding
• Police briefs:
• Kevin Merfeld: Mickelson-Tiger AT&T showdown turns one-sided
• Your Town: Pacific Grove council looks at planning regulations
• Streelman's rally comes up short
• Invasive pest money thinning
• Finding 'feel' on the driving range
• Mule ride tradition prefaces library centennial celebration
• AT&T Pro-Am update: Mickelson tied for fourth after third round
• Wi and Woods have met before, as juniors
• Bill Murray has fun, but misses the cut at AT&T Pro-Am
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• AT&T Pro-Am update: Mickelson tied for fourth after third round
• Career Pro-Am volunteer Joe LoManto's been selling tickets for 50 years
• Parkinson's disease support group to be held
• Your Town: Save Our Shores needs volunteers
• FAMILY SEEKS SURRENDER: Child molestation suspect Cruz is still on the run
• Police briefs: Two arrested in knifepoint robbery in Greenfield
• Police briefs: Two arrested in knifepoint robbery in Greenfield
• Marina City Manager Altfeld weighs options
• FAMILY SEEKS SURRENDER
• Your Town: Headline
• Career Pro-Am volunteer
• Begging and the law in Monterey
• Kevin Merfeld: Wi weathers conditions better than most
• Longtime AT&T volunteer doesn't stop when tournament does
• AT&T Pro-Am update: Big names helped by weather
• Family of suspected child molester ask him to surrender
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Nonprofits
• Marina city manager, facing job loss, weighs his options
• Two arrested in knifepoint robbery in Greenfield
• Carmel log: Complaint of barking dog
• Monterey Peninsula Water Authority extends invitations in its first meeting
• Alzheimer's support group dates set
• Ex-social worker gets nine years for stealing from welfare clients
• Orphans choir seeks host families
• Three suspects arrested in Salinas crime spree
• Your Town: Peace Officers Association announces 2011 officers of the year
• Ex-social worker gets nine years
• Three suspects arrested in Salinas crime spree
• Orphans choir seeks hosts
• Man faces prison for road-chase conviction
• Monterey Peninsula Water Authority extends invitations in its first meeting
• Lingo Systems Renamed Language Line Translation Solutions to Reflect Parent
• CSUMB housing searches may be illegal
• High-speed chase could land Salinas man in prison for life
• Kevin Merfeld: For Tiger, it was good enough
• Fight over benefits spurs Carmel hotel strike
• Three men arrested in stabbings, robberies in Salinas
• Stars not immune to first-tee jitters
• Beach cleanup to be held
• Former AT&T Pro-Am director Lou Russo dies at 80
• Your Town: Alzheimer's series focuses on parents
• Women, children held at gunpoint in home invasions
• Robber in standoff overdosed
• Schools ponder effects of budget
• Lawmakers seek FORA extension
• Police briefs: HAZMAT team investigates white powder
• Your Town:
• Women, children held at gunpoint in home invasions
• Robber in standoff OD'd
• Schools ponder effects of budget
• Fight over benefits spurs Carmel hotel strike
• Watsonville jeweler shot in robbery attempt
• Former AT&T Pro-Am director Lou Russo dies at 80
• AT&T courses will be tougher than usual
• Women, children held at gunpoint in two home-invasion robberies
• Robber in bathroom standoff died of overdose
• Celebrities pulling for Murray
• Carlos Fletes acquitted of officer assault
• Women, children held at gunpoint in Salinas home-invasion robbery
• Corral de Tierra retail center clears final vote
• Local lawmakers seek 10-year FORA extension
• Clean up at Upper Carr Lake to be held
• Monterey County HAZMAT team investigates white powder
• Your Town: Water alliance holds first meeting
• Second mental evaluation ordered for man accused of killing his mother
• Marina city manager's fate in doubt
• Search for new Hartnell president gets rocky start
• Chiropractor jailed, fined for workers' comp fraud
• City manager's fate in doubt
• P.G. local's documentary takes first at Santa Barbara festival
• Top slot search gets rocky start
• Corral de Tierra retail center clears final vote
• Second mental evaluation ordered for man accused of killing his mother
• House remodel project rejected
• Your Town:
• Carlos Fletes acquitted of officer assault
• Reigning champ D.A. Points takes a back seat to Bill Murray and Tiger Woods at Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• Monterey 'view impact policy' questioned
• Monterey police warn about housing rental scam
• Showers today; dry weather expected through Friday at AT&T Pro-Am
• Pacific Grove native's documentary wins first place at Santa Barbara International Film Festival
• Monterey Public Library to hold meeting on future services
• Boosting tourism is mandate for new CEO for Monterey County Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Obama backs plan to train 100,000 new educators
• Police question mother in abuse case
• Big Sur Land Trust gives Henry Miller Library 'back to the community'
• City may push state fire-sprinkler law
• Facebook assault suspect arraigned
• Cold case heads to trial
• Live chat on Tiger Woods
• AT&T Pro-Am: Chopra aces two in practice round
• Brinton's closing rough: Sheriff called in to assist landlord in regaining possession
• Police briefs: Man stabbed in Pajaro gang attack
• Rollover crash kills Pacific Grove man
• Rollover crash kills P.G. man
• Your Town:
• Tennis trio still a smash
• Police briefs:
• Police briefs:
• Tennis trio still a smash
• Fatal
• Man arrested after standoff
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Police briefs: Driver killed in Highway 101 rollover
• Basking shark tracked from Monterey Bay to Baja
• Protecting assets from lawsuits
• Peter Hoss, Scam of the Month: What to do if a wallet is lost or stolen
• Seaside High School honor roll
• Nonprofits
• Trinity Christian High School honor roll
• Man arrested after standoff with Salinas police
• Alzheimer's Association to hold three-part aging parents series
• Your Town:
• 511 travel information plan in works
• Police briefs: Man suspect in assault of 14-year-old
• Boys basketball: Pacific Grove stops Soledad in OT, 59-51
• Boys basketball: Palma tops San Benito 52-44 in first-place battle
• Girls soccer: Pacific Grove girls clip Carmel, 3-1
• Herman Edwards, NFL Super Bowl XLVI Diary: 'But I have enjoyed every minute of this'
• Weapons stolen from Salinas councilwoman's home traced to Arizona
• SUNNY SKIES IN BLOOM
• Pacific Grove parts ways with urban forest consultant
• Police briefs: Police warn about housing rental scam
• Marina duplex fire probe eyes vandalism
• Your Town: Fireworks stand lottery now open
• Habitat for Humanity needs new home
• Salinas stormwater cost estimates questioned
• Marine biologist Nancy Black pleads not guilty in whale case
• Salinas stormwater cost estimates questioned
• Local Habitat for Humanity looking for new home for warehouse store
• Monterey police warn about housing rental scam
• Marine biologist released without bail in killer whale case
• Ag-business group alleges water agency used 'creative accounting'
• Marina duplex fire likely caused by 'transients or kids,' fire chief says
• Monterey Peninsula Dickens Fellowship to celebrate the birth of Charles Dickens
• Fletes case in hands of the jury
• League sponsors Regional Desal Project discussion
• High speed chase near Salinas
• Police briefs: Two injured in Salinas house fire
• Parolee arrested after scuffle with deputies
• Police briefs: Two injured in Salinas house fire
• Fire damages vacant Marina duplex
• Boyfriend is suspect in teenage girl's slaying
• Applications available for fireworks stand lottery
• Police briefs: Two injured in Salinas house fire
• Fletes case in hands of the jury
• Your Town: Pacific Grove drops urban forest consultant
• Boyfriend is suspect in 14-year-old's slaying
• Three more top-level SVMH employees eligible for supplemental pensions
• Duplex fire in Marina
• Alex Smith to play Charity Shoot-Out at AT&T
• Boyfriend suspected of killing 14-year-old found in field
• Indicted Monterey Bay marine biologist Nancy Black denies feeding killer whales
• Pebble Beach ready for crowds Tiger Woods will bring
• Salinas Union High School District implements open enrollment policy
• Better lives via music: Guitars Not Guns a fun, positive outlet for kids
• CSUMB students allege housing inspections 'invasive'
• Your Town: Man gets two years for child porn
• Language Line Services Launches Foreign Language Center of Excellence
• Two SVMH executives get $1M
• Seaside man gets 2 years for child porn
• Three honored for helping shark attack victim
• MST changing schedules
• Del Monte Gardens demolition progresses in Monterey
• Alvarez football dad gets jail sentence
• Highway 1 reopened south of Big Sur
• King City man announces run for Farr's seat in congress
• Pilot program in jeopardy: Younger kindergartners could lose extra time
• Sheriff log: Civil matter concerning gate to an easement
• Sewer backup at Monterey school
• Monterey County Film Commission's accepting scholarship applications
• State may soften Three Strikes law
• Donna Teresa: George Lucas' tribute to World War II Tuskegee Airmen
• Councilman aims to alleviate Marina budget-cutting pain
• Bomb squad detonates device at fire
• Your Town:
• NOAA AND THE FLOOD(LIGHTS)
• Suspected molester at large
• Girls soccer: Stevenson takes over first with 2-1 win over Carmel
• Salinas police search for man wanted on child molestation charges
• Marina councilman proposal requires balanced budget
• Discovering their roots: Attendance grows at annual Seaside genealogy event
• Explosive device found on Seaside vehicle
• Sheriff log: Residence shot at eight times
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Review insurance coverage
• P.G. will review permit procedures
• Nonprofits
• Palma High School honor roll
• Notre Dame High School honor roll
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: Seaside police name 2011 officer of the year
• Hooked on towing
• Current Alvarado Gallery Exhibit, Monterey: Past, Present and Future
• Drive-by shooting
• Shooting
• CSU, UC diverge on accepting students who don't meet requirements
• Police briefs: Shed fire spreads to house
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Oakland police arrest about 100 Occupy protesters
• Diver rescued off Fisherman's Wharf
• The 27th Together With Love Walk/Run to be held
• St. Mary of the Nativity School to hold reunion
• Monterey Bay Area Chapter is seeking hero awards nominations
• Your Town: Hopkins Marine Sanctuary advisory posted
• New charges in slaying
• City legal costs top $14K in Altfeld case
• Allen catches fire in Palma's 69-48 win over Salinas
• Carmel, Stevenson girls soccer notch shutouts to set up first-place battle on Monday
• Additional charges for man accused of running over and killing homeless man
• Next week's road and lane closures
• Hundreds of state prison employees get layoff notices
• Calif. Supreme Court upholds state Senate maps
• Highway 101 lane closure tonight
• Famous Dave's hiring for new Salinas location
• Court fight over Carmel development finally ends
• Raiders make it official, hire Dennis Allen as head coach
• Sheriff log: Possession of heroin
• Brinton's owner sued in 2009 for back rent
• Video: Pat Sajak's confession about early "Wheel" drinking with Vanna White
• Alzheimer's Association to hold support groups
• Police briefs:
• Your Town
• Revamp of English-language arts in schools on way
• Girls basketball: Salinas beats Notre Dame 31-23 to grab share of first in TCAL
• Monterey boys top North County to go to 8-0 in MBL
• Live updates from tonight's Salinas-Notre Dame girls basketball game
• 8 arrests in South County gang sweep
• Gang members arrested at Moss Landing cemetery
• Directors seek SVMH openness
• Military mom's KinderJam program a hit in 5 countries
• Sheriff log: Gang members contacted at cemetery
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Red Cross to hold blood drive
• Workers' claims allege Brinton's failed to pay vacation wages
• Police briefs: Graffiti suspects under arrest
• Joselyn's Bicycles goes out of business
• Your Town: Meeting focuses on graffiti
• Five cities join water agency
• City manager tabbed
• 'I fell like a sack of cement'
• Carmel steals one from Stevenson, 45-44
• First-place Seaside girls hoops dunk MVC, 47-41
• Nationally ranked Alisal boys soccer shuts out San Benito, 3-0s
• Cal Am gets deadline for new plan
• Del Rey Oaks, Seaside join JPA
• US official: SEAL team in Somalia rescue also killed Osama bin Laden
• Children get chance to share 'amazing place'
• Mann Packing expands Salinas plant
• Liza Horvath: Family wealth succession
• Panetta's statement on hostage rescue operation in Somalia
• Sheriff log: Person admits to breaking into residence
• Salinas men arrested for graffiti vandalism
• Attorney settles with county for $100,000
• Police briefs
• Altfeld's status divides council
• Your Town:
• United Way offers free tax services
• Del Monte Forest plan gets support
• Live music gets reprieve
• Monterey boys slam Seaside, 81-56
• Alisal girls hoops upset Notre Dame, 45-43
• Jobs, energy, values top issues in Obama address
• Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow not coming to AT&T
• Brinton's goes out of business
• Supervisors set Whispering Oaks hearing for Feb. 14
• Lincecum and Giants agreed to $40.5M, 2-year deal
• Group will oversee AIDS money
• Occupy Monterey campers pack up after 80 days
• Sheriff log: Man upset because phone that didn't belong to him was password protected
• Water agency wants payment for Collins' expenses
• WINTER BREAK: The sun's back, and plans to stay awhile
• Marina City Council mulls dismissing city manager
• Marina's Emerson kicks off mayoral campaign
• Salinas man convicted in murder, faces life
• Your Town: Corpuz to be introduced as Salinas city manager
• Police briefs: Salinas shooting victim identified
• Business park vote delayed
• Salinas man convicted of murder
• Supreme Court rules search warrant needed to track suspects with GPS devices
• Whispering Oaks project may get hearing next month
• New candidate enters Marina mayor race
• Rock slide closes Highway 1 south of Big Sur
• Sheriff log: Woman hears unknown voices coming from foyer
• Glum ending for 49er fans
• Victim identified in fatal shooting
• Exergames may offer cognitive benefits
• Highway 1 gas station expands
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Police briefs:
• At 100, work ethic still strong for Salinas man
• Occupy Monterey campers packing up
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Seaside officer awarded Medal of Valor
• Expect rain, high winds through Monday
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Corporations aren't people, protesters declare on two-year anniversary of Citizens United ruling
• Tanzania mission fulfills dream for Carmel couple
• Monterey County mayors' group keeps it casual, most of the time
• Expect rain, high winds through Monday
• Workshop for nonprofits to be held
• Southbound lane of Munras Avenue to be closed
• Carmel log: Vandalism to vehicle
• Sunday news shows
• Leatherback sea turtle's West Coast habitat protected
• Police briefs: Man arrested after foot chase
• Your Town: Ex-Seaside police officer's sex assault trial delayed
• Two vie for Carmel mayor
• Bullet paths tell story of auto shop shooting, defense says
• Marina boys hoops clips Pacific Grove, 45-43
• Salinas boys hoops tops North Salinas, 69-55
• Police issue Amber Alert for abducted San Jose girl, 11
• Lecture on black holes to be held
• Former Seaside police officer's trial delayed
• Sheriff log: Verbal argument
• Agency wants cap on Cal Am credit lifted
• Welcome rain washes away dry spell
• City of Monterey accepting applications for summer jobs
• Carmel log: Past tense theft from business
• Alzheimer's Association to hold wisdom in aging class
• Police briefs: Gunmen rob bank, flee in stolen SUV
• Your Town: SVMH workers approve tentative agreement
• Seaside girl, 12, found near L.A. with 19-year-old boyfriend
• Victim tried to kick drug habit
• Ex-Seaside officer wants new lawyer
• Budget ax a threat to school bus service
• SVMH workers ratify tentative agreement
• Donna Teresa: Coming Home, Christmas Past and Christmas Future
• Rain should hit Monterey tonight
• Monterey Peninsula real estate: Home sales up last year
• Missing Seaside 12-year-old girl found, boyfriend arrested
• Planting and restoration of the Marina Dunes Preserve to be held
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11
• Perry says he's dropping out of presidential race
• Bank robbery in Salinas
• Monterey airport gains San Diego flights
• Sheriff log: Scrap metal stolen from gravel pit
• Restorative Justice Partners, Inc. to hold meeting in new location
• UC tuition plan draws interest
• Police briefs
• Your Town: Seaside man who slammed dog into ground gets prison
• Moss Landing baby whale premature, undersized
• P.G. votes to join Peninsula water authority
• Man arraigned in SUV death
• Cal Am quits desal project
• Man who died after being run over identified; driver in jail on suspicion of murder
• Boehner: Keystone breaks Obama's jobs promise
• Gov. Brown pitches higher taxes in annual address
• Niners tickets not easy, not cheap
• Seaside man gets prison for animal cruelty
• Sheriff log: Rat found inside barbecue
• Carmel log: Possible drug sales transactions from parked vehicle
• Police briefs: North County firefighters breathe life into dog
• Man declared fit for trial in mother's killing
• Your Town: Blue Cross cancels Natividad contract; hospital vows to keep costs the same
• Occupy Monterey Peninsula must move out by Monday
• SVMH, workers reach tentative pact
• Google reaches out in ad campaign to educate consumers about Web security
• Those Facebook posts could cost you a job
• 5 more bodies found on capsized Italian ship; captain pleaded not to reboard ship
• SVMH, healthcare workers reach tentative agreement
• Sheriff log: Salesperson ignores "no trespassing" signs
• Salinas Valley Solid Waste Authority to hold free tire recycling
• Carmel log: Six-year old son goes on a walk and forgets to tell someone
• Beach cleanup to be held
• Your Town:
• Baby gray whale washes ashore at Moss Landing beach
• City considers trash collection rate increase
• Garcia enters supes race
• BB shooter may be linked to vandalism
• Lawsuit delays airport improvements
• Baby found crawling alone around motel, deputies say
• Sheriff log: Windows vandalized
• IMAGES OF KING: Photographer wanted him seen as 'real person'
• Natividad envisions unified system
• NY hospital mistakenly bills patients for millions
• Jon Huntsman quits presidential race
• Ken Salazar calls for Fort Ord national monument
• Two 49ers fans shot by Saints fan after cheering San Francisco's win
• Police briefs:
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Life can change — Part two
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Boat sinks; 4 scramble to safety
• Holiday schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Cab driver offers songs with a ride
• Jon Huntsman to quit GOP presidential race
• Springfield Grange on path to revival
• 1 killed, 6 injured when car hits tree
• Holiday schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Police briefs: Space heater sparks small fire in Soledad
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 dead, 70 unaccounted for
• Russell falls short on Olympic bid
• Iran says CIA behind nuclear scientist's killing
• Ikebana demonstration and workshop to be held.
• Carmel log: Attempted burglary
• Class on warning signs of Alzheimer's disease to be held
• Where's all California's winter moisture? Blame blizzard-buried Alaska
• Failed North Monterey County charter can pursue lawsuit against school district
• Two get 50 years for shooting that injures four
• Police briefs: Salinas cab driver robbed at gunpoint
• Your Town: Monterey mayor's State of the City address set for Jan. 31
• Professor Toro: Carmelita Garcia gives the professor the brush-off
• Holiday schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening condition
• Solyndra asks judge to pay out $500,000 in bonuses
• Worker flown to Bay Area trauma center after Monterey fall
• Sheriff log: Report of possible phone scam
• Your Town: Talk examines sustainable Africa fishing
• Carmel log: Woman pinned underneath Murphy-style bed
• Photography and music show to benefit Genesis House
• Carmel Valley restaurant venue muted
• N. Monterey County principal put on leave
• Gunman robs Dollar Tree in Salinas
• Salyer can't block wiretaps
• Shooting trial extended
• State report says PG&E collected millions from ratepayers for improvements it never made
• Judge to declare Natalee Holloway legally dead
• Target plans Apple mini-stores
• TOXIN'S LEGAL TEST: Challenge of approved methyl iodide arrives
• Ringing iPhone halts New York Philharmonic
• Robber hits store manager with pistol
• Sheriff log: Suspect throws hatchet at his ex-girlfriend
• Twilight cycling to be held at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
• Free talk on sustainable fishing in West Africa to be held
• Carmel log: Neighbor repeatedly goes out of way to spy on neighbor
• Potential SVMH partners topic of community meeting
• Your Town:
• First step for Haciendas
• Police briefs:
• THE END OF THE ROADWORK
• SFO: Pair busted with $500,000 worth of coke and meth hidden in luggage
• Man suing Facebook faces fine for not complying with judge's order
• Nighttime is the right time
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to killing Peru woman
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• This lady knows how to swing!
• Sheriff log: Report of a prowler
• Ford recalls nearly half a million minivans and SUVs
• Police briefs:
• Coach, official differ on gameday incident
• Your Town:
• Salinas icon Lasnik dies
• Sheriff's son pleads no contest
• Council mulls Flanders' fate
• Google tries to make search more social
• Salinas lane closures to prompt 10-minute delays
• Powerful quake hits off western Indonesia
• Marijuana doesn't harm lung function, study found
• Oakland Raiders fire coach Hue Jackson
• Man hospitalized after Salinas shooting
• Sheriff log: Vegetation fire at Garrapata State beach
• Carmel log: Verbal dispute
• International School of Monterey to hold open house
• Community college board votes for sweeping reforms
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Two face charges in snail poaching
• One teen killed, one injured in head-on
• State prison doctor surrenders license
• New law stymies Marina
• Obama announces resignation of chief of staff
• REACHING OUT: Salinas police establish office, walk the beat in Hebbron area
• Carmel log: Reported loss of wedding band
• Sheriff log: Suspect sprays victim with a garden hose
• Gentle massage improves body, mind
• Life can change in an instant
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Grandmother's film debut is a hit
• Police briefs: Boy, rescuer caught in riptide
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Marina to consider dismissing city manager
• Waves sink Moss Landing fishing boat
• Police briefs: Salinas burglary attempt thwarted
• Your Town: Group hosts panel of green businesses
• Skating on confidence
• Carmel physician pleads not guilty to drug charges
• NBC planning show for Betty White's 90th birthday
• Sardine fishing vessel sinks in high seas off Pleasure Point
• Hiring surges across U.S.; unemployment rate drops to three-year low
• Effort to block California 'Dream Act' falls short
• Sheriff log: Subject had been walking on beach for two days without food or water
• Police briefs: Shooting victim recovering
• Your Town: Salinas hospital holds meeting on finances
• Marina log: Residential burglary
• Carmel log: Landlord and tenant dispute
• Panel discusses breast cancer treatments
• CAMPERS HANG IN
• UPDATED: Brown's office releases California budget early
• Wrong-way driver enters plea of not guilty by reason of insanity
• Fresh & Easy gets go-ahead in Monterey
• Patrol cars hit by BB shots
• Sheriff log: Stolen vehicle located and recovered
• Blakeslee declines run for re-election
• Obama unveils new strategy for smaller military
• Monterey marine biologist faces indictment
• Marina log: Arrest for domestic violence and child endangerment
• Police briefs:
• Lowe's passes on Salinas; Save-Mart closing on Davis Road
• Your Town
• Low-income apartment project on hold
• Charity raises $79K this season
• Archaeologist aids stamp design
• CSUMB nursing program emphasizes big picture
• Body found on New Year's died from gunshot wound
• Monterey to swear in new police chief
• Marina burglaries put public on alert
• Sheriff log: Gang members yell gang slogans in jail
• Carmel log: Business owner warned for having dogs off leash
• All Saints' Day School to hold open house
• Body of missing woman found
• Man suspect in Lotto ticket thefts
• Arrest in 1982 slaying
• Occupy gets OK to stay in park
• Police nab suspect in Lotto ticket burglaries
• DUI arrests down over the holidays
• Sheriff log: Disagreement over ownership of two dogs
• Police briefs: Man arrested in assault, fire and break-in
• Your Town: Former Assemblyman Fred Keeley speaks about fixing Sacramento
• BUILDING LONGEVITY
• Men catching up with women in lifespans
• The high price of long-term care
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Take care with estate plans
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Nonprofits
• New Book Celebrates the History of the Monterey Fire Department
• Police briefs: Suspected DUI crash injures girl
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Holiday schedules for New Year's Day, Jan. 1 and Monday, Jan. 2
• York School to hold admissions event
• Chartwell school to hold informal tour
• Holiday schedules for New Year's Day, Jan. 1 and Monday, Jan. 2
• Your Town
• Woman accused of biting officer
• Ospina on the air in KTLA land
• Road rules: Changes for child seating begin
• Marina log: Intoxicated driver driving on wrong side of road
• Carmel log: Case of trash dumping
• Salinas shooting leaves teen in critical condition
• Teenager arrested for burglary
• FIVE NEED HOMES
• Sheriff log: Theft of 375 brass sprinkler heads
• Pilots pressure growth plan ; Litigation threat hangs over city's efforts to revise Buena Vista development blueprint
• Holiday schedules for Christmas Day and Monday
• Holiday schedules for New Year's Day, Jan. 1 and Monday, Jan. 2
• NEW YEAR STARTS DRY
• Youth escapee recaptured
• Free Tours of Ed Ricketts' Lab in January 2012!
• Marina log: Fence vandalized
• Workshop for grant writers and grant seekers to be held
• informal tour of Chartwell School and the New High School Project to be held
• Holiday schedules for New Year's Day, Jan. 1 and Monday, Jan. 2
• Your Town:
• Cheer near $75,000 mark
• Teenager escapes inmate work crew
• Sheriff log: Suspicious male claims his name is John Vlad Dracula
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Two injured in minivan rollover
• STDs a real concern for boomers
• Exercise teacher keeps 'em moving
• Studying what it's like to grow old
• Holiday schedules for today
• Police briefs
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Embrace midlife crisis
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Your Town: Caltrans offers grants for projects
• Nonprofits
• Holiday schedules for Christmas Day and Monday
• Police briefs: Banker jailed after 85 mph chase
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Serving up tunes for the holidays
• Police briefs: Women use receipt handoff to steal TV, police say
• Your Town: Tree recycle service available
• Professor Toro: Beach Boys' Al Jardine gets some local love
• Holiday schedules for Christmas Day, Sunday, Dec. 25
• Sheriff log: Unattended 3 year old child walks three blocks to grandmas house
• Tree recycling service available throughout the Salinas Valley
• Marina log: Vandalism to wall of store
• Carmel log: Dog at large
• Teacher 'diversity gap' plagues state, report says
• Teenagers suspects in auto theft
• Cheer donations tally $53,783
• Salyer faces two trials
• New probation charge for Salinas slaying suspect
• Sheriff log: Juvenile causes damage to family residence
• Marina log: Juvenile male truant from school
• Santa Cruz ceremony remembers the homeless
• Eric Sabolsice is new Cal Am GM
• Airport tested for military security
• Food Bank says supplies down
• Grass fire causes power outage
• Panel saves police jobs
• Sheriff log: Possession of loaded handgun
• Search for woman expands
• Police motorcycle hit by car
• Violence, property crimes fall in Salinas
• Gang leader gets 19 years
• Contributions tally $49,783.65
• Salinas motorcycle officer treated after collision
• House Republicans reject payroll tax cut deal
• Stolen car recovered
• Attempted Salinas burglary foiled
• Sheriff log: Vandalism to house
• Monterey County United Veterans Council to meet
• Marina log: Mom and daughters shoplift from store
• Carmel log: Arrest for counterfeit bills
• Police briefs: Woman hit with bike; man arrested
• Your Town: 500 families to get holiday food boxes
• Waste agencies consider consolidation
• CORAL Academy charter denied, as requested
• Sheriff log: Citation for driving with suspended license
• 'Villages' take care of their own
• Nurses weigh in on best tech devices
• Many happier returns
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: Library sets holiday closure times
• Nonprofits
• Police reorganization plan goes to Marina City Council
• The beat goes on for jazz drummer, 82
• Police briefs: Wall heater sparks fire in Marina home
• Class Notes, Births
• Murder trial set in fatal crash
• Your Town: MPUSD administrators question charter application
• Eastwood not focus of show
• Trial ordered in killing
• Monterey drug death case may be first of its kind in state
• Calif unemployment rate drops to 11.3 percent
• Zynga rakes in $1 billion in IPO, then sees stock fall in market debut
• SEC charges ex-Fannie, Freddie CEOs with fraud
• Showcasing CSUMB students' work
• PUC group takes queries to Cal Am
• One of Facebook's biggest changes, 'Timeline,' arrives
• 'The X Factor': Santa Cruz's Chris Rene moves into final
• Man arrested on drug, gun charges
• Wanted priest said to be in Mexico
• Your Town: P.G. council OKs 4.5 percent police raise
• Parking lot victim ID'd
• Corpuz to assume city manager seat
• Monterey County school trustees urge repeal of methyl iodide
• US formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• One of Facebook's biggest changes yet, 'Timeline', arrives today
• Word of the Year for 2011: It's nothing frivolous
• Nader Agha sues Soledad over development
• Pacific Grove parking kiosk proposal is a no go
• Boat rescuers get heroism award
• Panel backs amendments for Pebble Beach Co.
• FROSTY IS FOUND: Wayward dog turns up in yard, loses eye from injury
• Environmental groups challenge oil, gas leases
• Operation Christmas Cheer takes in $6,000
• Your town: Man pleads no contest in Arroyo Seco death
• Salvation Army Monterey needs children's clothes and toys
• Carmel log: Abandoned property
• Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation to accept scholarship applications in January
• Golfers winer Carnegie Medal for Pacific Grove rescue
• Happy ending in search for plucky pup
• Elementary school teacher tries to keep science from becoming a relic
• Thousands of birds make crash landing in Utah
• Domestic-abuse suspect caught after Prunedale chase
• State environmental awards go to Gonzales, Portola Hotel
• Bill seeks profiling ban
• Gov. Jerry Brown pulls trigger: Colleges, schools and services for elderly and disabled hit
• International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local 234 is offering scholarships
• Carmel log: Subject going through garbage belonging to a business
• County coalition seeks an end to homelessness
• Salinas approves contract for Corpuz
• Your Town:
• New charges in rollover death
• Language Line Services Introduces Web-Based Language Access Portal
• 14-year-old killed in Alvarez parking lot
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Navy linguist reinstated, to return to Monterey after gay ban discharge
• Trump says he won't host debate in Iowa
• Operation Christmas Cheer: Children's health a hurdle for Marina family
• New report shines light on principals
• Sheriff log: Theft of items from ranch
• Prosecutors add more charges against driver in rollover accident
• Police briefs
• Your Town: TSA chief to visit NPS
• Seaside to consider opening road connections to Gen. Jim Moore
• Salyer to face two trials
• Soccer match shooter gets 3 life sentences
• Corpuz in as Salinas city manager
• New CEO for Monterey Peninsula Foundation
• Man who surrendered has no regrets
• Robbers take Salinas restaurant's cash register
• TRAINS ON TIME: Old, young gather for annual show
• Seaside man pleads before animal cruelty trial
• Horse seized, man arrested in Moss Landing, deputies say
• More older people retaining their driver's licenses
• MAKING WISHES COME TRUE
• Researchers measure tsunami's behavior
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Attorney fee agreements
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Looking Back: Dean Martin at the Crosby
• Son of novelist turned to writing law books
• Class Notes, Births
• Vacant building burns in Marina
• Power outage hits downtown Monterey
• Your Town: Occupy Monterey offers public talks
• OCCUPY, SENIORS PROTEST CUTS
• Judge to consider murder in drug death
• LAFCO balks at Ord annexation plan
• Fire burns Salinas garage
• Billionaire 'playboy' has a $20 million vision to save California
• MST braces for more cutbacks
• Christmas Cheer: Family comes together during Monterey woman's brain surgery
• Police briefs
• Your Town: Soledad turns to Cal Fire
• Educators mull migrant concerns
• Special session for city manager
• Ex-youth worker faces new rape allegation
• Language Line Services Issues 2012 Outlook, Predicts Shift to Mobile
• Pujols, Angels agree to $254 million, 10-year deal
• Twitter redesigning service, new look available now on mobile devices
• Toll road still on the table for Highway 156
• Total lunar eclipse Saturday will be last for three years
• Salinas police chief retires
• Film student scholarship available to Monterey County film students
• Conservation groups buy land from cement plant
• Point Pinos Grill can stay open longer
• Collins hearing delayed
• Pacific Grove deputy city manager leaving
• Your Town: Monterey bans one-time use plastic bags
• Educators hold roundtable discussion about migrant students
• Monterey cuts Mucky Duck hours
• Fire damages dwellings across from Alisal High
• Local actor Morgan Stock swept up in memories of Del Monte Gardens roller rink
• Teachers share stories
• Ex-Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky arrested on new abuse charges
• Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich sentenced to 14 years in prison
• An active century: Genevieve Vonnegut turns 100
• Revamped Little House in Pacific Grove reopens
• Police briefs: Candle ignites Soledad house fire
• Carmel likes idea of one-way Scenic Road
• Your Town: Pet care tips for chilly weather
• Christmas Cheer off to slow start
• Man pleads not guilty to killing 2-year-old girl
• Woman sues fired officer, Seaside
• Bombs fell, life changed for Carmel's Hardy
• Dedication And Unveiling Of The Jim D. Conway Memorial Bench
• Delays on Highway 101 in Prunedale tonight, Caltrans says
• Sheriff log: Arrest for DUI
• Sustainable Seaside to hold information session on local water issues
• Carmel log: Verbal disturbance
• Donna Teresa: American Red Cross Donut Dolly writes book about Vietnam experience
• Police briefs: Teen robbed on way to school
• Marina may raise rate for trash pickup
• Your Town: Man pleads guilty in attack
• Defense in auto body shooting says gun planted by deputy
• Supervisors rethink vote on Whispering Oaks
• MIIS student transforms nuclear intelligence
• Suspect may face murder in death of Castroville 2-year-old
• Student robbed in Salinas High parking lot
• Thunderbirds to perform at Salinas Airshow
• Monterey log: Attempted theft of gas from vehicle
• Grandparents' visitation laws raise concern
• Man seeks donated suit with $13K cash in pocket
• Looking Back
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Unethical contractors
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: Castroville man held in death of girl, 2
• Police briefs: Brother arrested in Salinas stabbing
• Marina Coast may pursue all of Fort Ord
• A DAY FOR 'BRICKY'
• Pacific Grove's Candy Cane Lane lights up
• Suspected Monterey robber dies in hospital
• KEEPING SCIENCE ALIVE
• Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• Police briefs: Police seek shooters
• Your Town: County's murder rate tops state for 2nd year
• Salyer loses bid for more case details
• Man to stand trial in infant's death
• Falling branch kills biologist
• Former King City man gets three life terms for '90 killings
• Scott Forstner: Carmel-Palma our 'Clash of the Titans'
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.6 percent, lowest since March 2009
• Weighing in on future of FORA
• A local murder to be featured on "America's Most Wanted"
• Rios sentenced to life without parole
• Panetta enjoys fruits of bin Laden takedown
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Workshop for grant writers and seekers from nonprofit organizations to be held
• Carmel log: Couple run over by two loose dogs
• Royal Calkins named Herald editor
• Mayors make friendly game wager
• Gunman robs bank in Soledad
• Your Town: El Sausal principal placed on leave
• Plea for forgiveness
• Call For Art Group Exhibition Proposals
• Volunteers needed to clean up the Upper Carr Lake habitat
• 15 years to life for Salinas man who turned himself in
• Mayors up the stakes for high school football showdown
• South County wildfire 80 percent contained
• Collins pleads not guilty
• Fousek gets six years in baby case
• Sheriff log: Two males grab purse from 93 year old woman
• Fewer than one-third of California students meet fitness goals
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Unknown person unlawfully dumping garbage
• Carmel log: Possible prowler
• Police briefs: Highlands Inn roof fire quickly doused
• MIIS hosts nuclear workshop
• Your Town: Air district allows burning
• Clorox fined over underfilled bottles
• Classmates mourn slain Salinas girl
• Update: Fire out at Highlands Inn
• Fresh Express parent company headed to Charlotte
• Salinas man gets six years in baby seller case
• Sheriff log: Juvenile boys counseled about their play habits
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers
• Your Town: Water board members to speak at public meeting
• Group mulls new districts for SVMH board
• Monterey Downs developer to pay Seaside $100,000 for environmental review
• Man arrested in 1980s sex assault case
• First Night Monterey 2012
• Iranian students storm British Embassy in Tehran
• Pacific Grove sued over later hours for Point Pinos Grill
• American Airlines parent company files for bankruptcy
• Open house for potential foster parents to be held
• Adviser: Herman Cain reassessing campaign in wake of affair allegation
• Sheriff log: Man refuses to pay cash for taxi ride
• Doctor convicted of killing Michael Jackson gets four-year sentence
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Graffiti vandalism
• Crab fishing standoff cracked as buyers meet fishermen's price
• Marina still in talks with city manager
• Your Town: Forum set on gang prevention
• Domestic dispute led to attempted murder-suicide in Marina, police say
• Slain girl found in field was 14
• Hartnell seeks to bend classroom spending rule
• Video: Kapp, former rival trade blows at luncheon
• Burglar takes alcohol from Alvarado Street pub
• Marina man robbed at knifepoint
• Sheriff log: Suspect steals two cartons of cigarettes
• Pilots say you're never too old to soar
• Medigap still focus of budget attention
• Boomers opt to keep working
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Weighing inheritance pitfalls
• Man rescued after cliff fall
• Your Town:
• Looking for steady work
• Gas leak closes Highway 68
• Your Town: Volunteers sought for Upper Carr Lake cleanup
• Workout on three wheels
• Salyer: Charges vague
• Conservatives eye criminal justice spending
• Highway 68 closed near Salinas
• International recruiting by colleges criticized
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: Forum to focus on future of FORA
• What goes up, must come down
• P.G. holiday festivities begin next week PACIFIC GROVE
• P.G. mayor eyes Assembly
• Woman dies, man hurt in Marina motel gunfire
• Two shot at Marina motel
• Your Town: Salinas Valley Fair holds contest to pick theme
• Another abandoned puppy found at recycling plant
• Holiday schedules for Thanksgiving Day
• Female's body found on ranch site
• Your Town:
• WET WEEKEND
• Library eyes toilet upgrade
• Groupon's Wall Street honeymoon over: Stock drops below IPO price
• Seaside restaurant employee robbed
• Holiday schedules for Thanksgiving Day
• Young woman found shot to death
• BOOK BONANZA: High school group donates 600 tomes to family center
• SUV lands on its roof, ties up morning traffic on Highway 101 near San Francisco airport
• Child porn suspect nabbed at airport
• Drought and rising temperatures will challenge state's farmers, experts say
• Holiday schedules for Thanksgiving Day
• Pajaro park comes with caveats
• Food Bank short on Thanksgiving birds
• Corpuz has slim lead for Salinas city manager
• Your Town:
• Pollacci case suit settled
• Update: Power outage hits Salinas, Prunedale
• Tiger could be back for AT&T
• Seaside city manager on his way to Salinas, but officials mum
• Algae experiment may be 'game changer'
• Write-in candidate Karl Pallastrini wins spot on Carmel school district board
• Banks' debit fee actions to be reviewed by Justice Department
• Merck to pay nearly $1 billion for improper Vioxx marketing
• Massachusetts fishermen catch 881-pound tuna; feds take it
• School fetes educator: Bolsa Knolls dedicates medical unit to ex-official
• More Californians traveling this Thanksgiving, AAA survey says
• Child porn suspect pleads not guilty
• Cause of Marina fire still unknown
• City attorney resigns
• Donna Teresa: Rose Parade's grand marshal is an Iraq War veteran
• Police briefs: House goes up in flames; no injuries
• Seaside city manager applies for Salinas post
• Salinas Valley State Prison escapees still at large
• Your Town: SPCA rolls back fees for 'Black Friday'
• Alisal vice principal allegedly destroyed evidence in sex case
• Price dispute puts crimp on crab season
• WOMEN SHINE ON RUNNING WEEKEND
• Escapees still at large
• Wall Street plunges as debt talks fail
• Monterey city attorney resigns
• Bill Gates takes stand in Microsoft-WordPerfect lawsuit
• Seattle Mariners outfielder Greg Halman killed, brother a suspect
• Maine couple wed after 17 years of dating
• Revoking charitable pledges
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Monterey gets half-inch of rain
• Police briefs:
• Police briefs: Man held after report of domestic violence
• Your Town:
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Monterey log: Arrest for trespassing
• Marina log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Arrest for public intoxication after refusing to leave private business
• Police briefs: Castroville shooting victim dies
• Your Town:
• Ruling could affect suits against government
• Marina rejects tax-oversight committee
• Alisal collects 7,000 pounds of food for drive
• Longtime sports writer David Coffin dies
• Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
• Self-help guru gets 2 years in sweat lodge deaths
• Regis Philbin makes exit from morning TV
• Alisal High assistant principal accused of sex with minor
• Sheriff log: Dispute over burial ashes
• Oklahoma State women's basketball coaches die in plane crash
• Analysts confirm: Amazon selling Kindle Fire at a loss
• Officer shot to death chasing bank suspect
• Police briefs: Man shot in head in Castroville
• Your Town: Needy to get holiday turkey
• Testimony heard in beating case
• Child porn crackdown
• Zipline project faces heavy opposition
• Road closures for Big Sur Half Marathon
• Bulk of Collins charges related to Ocean Mist payments
• Penn State abuse scandal touches NPS
• Exhibition - First Night ArtWorks!
• Assistant Alisal principal arrested for alleged sex with student
• Sheriff log: Individuals with guns seen in creekbed
• School districts brace for $3.7 billion state shortfall
• Police dismantle Occupy Cal tents, camps elsewhere remain quiet
• Feds serve search warrant on Monterey home
• Monterey log: Arrest for vehicle burglary
• Carmel log: Suspects smash storefront glass and take purses
• Free workshop on farmland lease negotiations to be held
• Turtle habitat rule delayed again
• Police briefs: Man shot in head in front of home
• Your Town: County schools chief to negotiate solar deal
• Local photographer captures life in the Himalayas
• Steve Collins' lawyers get time to sort through charges
• Pacific Grove council approves 'test' hours for clubhouse grill
• Monterey Downs developer wants county to take lead
• Language Line Services Launches Interpreter Records Portal
• Sheriff log: Hall monitor finds controlled substance paraphernalia at school
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• The SPCA for Monterey County to hold adoption special
• Carmel log: Graffiti in business district
• Police briefs: Diesel spill closes Highway 101 lanes
• Your Town: Former owner of Terry's Fitness accused of violating probation
• County education office eyes solar panels
• Man pleads guilty to child porn
• CSUMB students add voices to Occupy movement
• Tim Brown, city manager in 'turbulent time' for Seaside, dies
• Pollacci gets six more years in prison for rapes
• Phoebe Helm to retire as Hartnell College president
• Monterey County sheriff's sergeant accused of filing false overtime work claim
• Hartnell president to retire in June
• Crab season opens today — if buyers give their OK
• Sheriff log: Multiple pieces of women's underwear located in tree
• Woman's text message plea to return stolen car is answered
• Ice rink opens in Salinas mall
• Netflix redesigns Android app just in time for Kindle, Nook releases
• Monterey log: Arrest for criminal threats
• Marina log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Carmel log: Vehicle stopped for expired registration
• Coast Guard pier to close for repairs
• Your Town: CHOMP kicks off holiday blood drive
• Accidents shut Marina road for five hours
• NPS' Spanier urged off board
• Marina considers tax-oversight panel
• Brothers may be tried together in Olinger killing
• Decision favors Cal Am customers on dam removal costs
• Monterey Naval school gets recommendation to remove former Penn State president from board
• Two accidents knot traffic on Abrams, Reservation
• Supreme Court: Pre-election health care showdown
• Tortilla recall from Salinas, Watsonville stores
• Police peacefully evict Occupy Oakland tent city
• NBA: Players reject NBA's offer, begin to disband union
• Mountain lion reports in Del Rey Oaks
• Sheriff log: Unknown suspect places card skimming devices in gas pump
• Learning more on Alzheimer's
• Golf can benefit those with dementia
• Palma High School honor roll
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: The reasons we give to charity
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Interim night permit sought for grill at P.G. golf course
• Few have planned for end-of-life care
• Monterey log: Commercial burglary
• Marina log: Possession of a stolen vehicle
• Carmel log: Items stolen from vehicle
• Pebble plan draws praise
• Sunday news shows
• Aging Americans stay home with aid of 'villages'
• Man arrested after police find weapons
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Occupiers gain strength
• Monterey log: Report of theft
• Marina log: Subject stopped for speeding
• Marina log: Arrest for being drunk in public
• Alzheimer's Association to present "Simple Strategies for Caregivers"
• Carmel log: Report of barking dog
• WILD WEATHER
• Moot Court mulls cumpulsory vaccines
• Five killed in Marina fire mourned at memorial
• Supervisors poised to name interim water GM
• High school football rivalries last a lifetime
• Sheriff log: Intoxicated man walks out of store with bag of chips
• "All About York" event to be held providing insight to school
• Monterey log: Vandalism
• Carmel log: Complaint of barking dog
• Families preserve WWII vets' legacies
• County eyes funds for jail expansion
• Your Town: Man faces double slay trials
• THE LAST BATTLE
• City mulls speed need
• Woman gets 3 years for welfare fraud
• Man suspected of leaving cats to die
• Moss Landing auto wreckers lose permit request
• Caregivers tried to rescue residents in Marina fire, police say
• CSUMB protest targets system finances, chancellor
• Two teens hit by small-caliber fire in Salinas
• Committee votes repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
• Report gives thumbs up to zipline
• MORNING HEIST: 3 gunmen rob Pacific Grove's Chase Bank
• Green group gives Monterey County representatives passing grades
• Your Town: Panel of seven veterans to speak at MIIS
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey Institute of International Studies Veterans Organization to hold panel discussion
• Carmel log: Arrest for drug paraphernalia
• Near-shore whale encounters lead to traffic on Monterey Bay
• Police briefs: Pileup closes Highway 68 for two hours
• Your Town: Youth center escapee captured
• Woman sought in murder case resurfaces to take child
• Soccer shooting case goes to jury
• Alisal clubhouse plans scrapped
• Plans for new Boys & Girls Clubs center scuttled
• Six car pileup on 68
• Challenging time for Greenfield school district
• Sheriff log: Subject rolls vehicle, walks to roadway and falls down 50 foot embankment
• Panel talk to be held on energy conservation and utility payment help for senior citizens
• U.S. fitness program promotes mobility
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Legal planning for Alzheimer's
• P.G. considers plastic bag ban
• Your Town:
• Monterey WWII veteran to be honored in D.C.
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Marina log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: vehicle blocking hotel driveway
• Business backs two for water board
• Monterey log: Theft from vehicle
• Marina log: Narcotics paraphernalia turned over to police for destruction
• Carmel log: Subject passed out in driver's seat
• Your Town: Fishing key to discussion of local history
• Class Notes, Births
• Suspect says police coerced confession
• Students see bay from submarine
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Vandalism
• Carmel log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Sunday news shows
• Woman robbed in P.G. home
• Prosecutors fight Salyer over trials SACRAMENTO
• Three teens arrested in Salinas
• Stun gun used in arrest
• Your Town: Carmel Valley school celebrates with festival
• Professor Toro: A return to roots pays off
• Shooting victim dies
• Home invaders hit Pacific Grove
• Wastewater project is brewing
• Report: Former Raiders owner Al Davis died of heart failure
• Salinas police arrest three burglary suspects
• Pacific Grove police arrest 17-year-old for burglary
• Sheriff log: Traffic stop for failing to use turn signal
• Both teens airlifted in Salinas shooting
• Report: JPMorgan Chase decides against debit-card fees
• Lawmen eye prescription drug disposal
• Jury watches slay suspect's account on tape
• Teaching math with needle and thread
• Two students shot in garage in Salinas
• Your Town:
• Foam out, bio friendly in
• No contest plea in 2000 slaying
• Youth Center escapee captured
• Two shot in Salinas
• Traffic enforcement saturation program to be held in Carmel
• Water pollution control agency offers another option
• Soledad traffic stop yields stolen ATM card, drugs
• Plans pulled for disputed oil, gas wells in southern Monterey County
• Humpbacks give kayaker a close-up encounter off Seabright
• Sheriff log: Residential burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Domestic dispute
• Killer's sentencing delayed anew
• County leads U.S. in deportation of non-criminals
• Soccer slaying trial begins
• Alliance on Aging holds Medicare seminar
• Your Town: Seaside students appointed to state NAACP posts
• Development plans on hold
• Corrections/ Clarifications
• C.V. cell tower gets OK
• Monterey History Volunteers Needed!
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol
• Panetta's prize for bin Laden's capture: a $10,000 bottle of wine
• Fousek guilty of exposing baby girl to meth; son previously taken away for same reason
• Planning commission gives OK to cell phone tower in Carmel Valley
• World Series: Game 6 in St. Louis postponed until Thursday
• Hearings on Pebble Beach development plans delayed
• Sheriff log: Driver stopped for vehicle code violations
• Sentencing delayed in triple homicide
• Slain teenager called 'good kid'
• Shark goes back to sea
• Waste conversion plan under fire
• Youth Center about rehabilitation for teenage offenders
• Hippodrome club in Monterey losing liquor license
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: High bacteria found off 3 Peninsula beaches
• Airport approves taxi plan
• Soledad, Greenfield police merger is called off
• New data in drug death case
• Ticket holders get role in Dodgers bankruptcy
• Power outage scheduled for tonight in Marina
• Aquarium releases shark
• Cedar Funding owner David Nilsen pleads guilty to fraud
• PG&E pipeline near Bakersfield ruptures during pressure test
• Police briefs: Malnourished horses, foal seized by SPCA
• Monterey log: Found drug paraphernalia
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Donna Teresa: The sacrifice of a Salinas woman for her Air Force brother
• Your Town: P.G. mayor to speak to county NAACP
• Catching a wild raptor is tricky business
• Missions win grants for restoration
• No new trial for prison guard who ordered hit on ex-girlfriend
• Alternate water supply report released
• Error prompts revision of desal alternatives study
• L.A., San Francisco classical stations may fill K-Bach void
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Santa Cruz man stabbed as he pulls out of Bixby Street driveway, police say
• A habitat on a hot, green roof: Project takes root atop Carmel school building
• Netflix loses 800,000 subscribers in three months, stock tanks
• Rand Corp. retracts study on pot clinic closings
• Amazon: 'Steve Jobs' may be company's top-selling book of 2011
• Sheriff log: Suspect taken into custody after not paying cab fare
• Woman, 90, gets sorority invite
• Social Security raise big for some, paltry for others
• Looking back
• Police briefs: Man shot to death outside Salinas home
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Alzheimer's journey: The next steps
• Your Town: Used bikes will go to needy kids
• Keeping us strong, fit into our later years
• Man, 61, dies of gunshot wound outside Salinas home
• Your Town: local veteran of the Year to be honored
• Audit: Desal numbers add up
• Robber hits Salinas bank
• STATE WILDLIFE DIRECTOR VISITS ELKHORN SLOUGH
• Deputies not at fault in flash-bang death, DA says
• Your Town: Marina residents face planned power outage
• Police briefs: Man arrested on weapons, drug charges
• Salinas Valley Memorial board hires consultant to consider affiliation
• Professor Toro: Caddie strikes it rich at the Nugget
• Two face off for MPC seat
• Marina woman has long criminal record
• Expedition finds no oil aboard sunken WWII-era tanker SS Montebello
• Obama: Iraq war is over, all troops coming home
• California unemployment rate dips to 11.9 percent
• Salinas produce company recalls 560 bags of spinach
• Trusting the water experts: Consultant has ideas to get desal moving
• Supersize me! Restaurant offers 338-pound burger
• State regulators: PG&E re-used 'junk' pipe in transmission lines
• Second quake jolts Bay Area
• Salinas neighbors tell of meth odors
• Your Town:
• Murder charge in OD death
• Woman, 92, says she was locked in coop
• The 408 set to become the 669 in Santa Clara County
• Language Line Services' Report Reveals Spike In Mandarin, Arabic, Vietnamese and Russian Interpreter Requests Nationwide
• Highway 68 accident slows traffic
• 3.9 quake near Berkeley rattles Bay Area
• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Basque group ETA ends armed independence campaign
• California stages massive earthquake drop drill
• Marina woman says she was imprisoned in chicken coop
• Chickens spill onto Calif. highway
• Renovations to close La Playa Hotel in Carmel
• 'He handed me the baby,' woman testifies in Salinas case
• Your Town: Motorcyclist dies from Salinas crash injuries
• Police briefs: Teen shot on Salinas street
• Boy, 16, shot in Salinas
• Social Security benefits to go up 3.6 percent
• FDA cites dirty equipment in cantaloupe outbreak
• 3 Monterey County schools show gains in program improvement
• Lohan in custody after judge finds probation issue
• 2 lanes of southbound 101 in San Francisco reopened after big-rig fire
• KBOQ switch all business
• Update: victim identified in fatal King City shooting
• Airlines try to hike fares: Will they stick?
• Salinas mother says she, not father, neglected child
• Police briefs: Pair arrested at vineyard on suspicion of ag theft
• Your Town: News mixed on health of local beaches
• Another plan revision
• 6th District court to hear lawsuits
• Slay trial must resume in April
• GANG BUST FALLOUT
• Reports: Oakland Raiders get quarterback Carson Palmer for first-round draft pick
• Readers react to loss of KBOQ
• Millionaire's tax on its way to California ballot?
• Baby-selling trial begins
• AMBAG board votes to stay in business
• Your Town: Mendoza to work on AG task force
• California has 1 in 4 U.S. solar energy jobs, study says
• Man has daughter, 9, drive him to store
• SVMH vulnerable to suit, says consultant
• A district with controversy
• Classical station goes soft rock
• Weapons stolen from Los Angeles SWAT training site
• Making up: free apps for furious Blackberry users
• Roll over, Beethoven: K-Bach changes format
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Your Town: Alternatives to violence program set
• CHP: Northbound Highway 1 at Salinas Road to open at 9 a.m.
• New dates for Medicare enrollment
• Facebook group helps women get off the couch
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• An 'instant gratification' gadget
• Tips to prevent ID theft
• The first signs of Alzheimer's
• Two die in North County crash
• Police briefs: Salinas accident injures motorcyclist
• Your Town: PG&E restores power after outage
• Class Notes, Births
• Carmel candidates want continued success
• Monterey log: Vandalism
• Carmel log: Possession of marijuana
• Alzheimer's Association to hold program on financial and legal issues
• Man gets 11 years in baptism slaying
• Your Town: Power outage hits Peninsula
• Professor Toro: Filmmakers fail to stir controversy
• Trial ordered in Mucky Duck shooting
• Motorcycle officer hurt in crash
• Alvarez bleachers abuzz over 'incident'
• Phil Penko is new top cop in Monterey
• Update: Power outage hits 9,600 customers on Peninsula
• Buyers camp out for iPhone, though crowds smaller
• Court blocks Ala. from checking student status
• CHP motorcycle officer injured in crash
• Solyndra hearing focus on whether Department of Energy broke the law
• Murder charges filed in salon massacre, suspect will face death penalty
• Penko will be new Monterey police chief
• Sheriff log: Suspect's vehicle get stuck trying to take steel tube panels
• PG&E to replace more than 1,200 miles of faulty gas piping across California
• Redwings Horse Sanctuary to hold blessing of the animals
• Monterey log: Commercial burglary
• Your Town: Monterey to remove 4 pine trees
• NAACP honors pastor with posthumous award
• Cesar Chavez Library expansion marks turnaround for Salinas
• Push for public vote delays Greenfield, Soledad police merger
• Slay trial on hold again
• Language Line Services Names Global Sales Management Veteran Robert Koen VP
• BlackBerry maker says service fully restored
• Salon suspect's ex-wife claimed abuse
• Solar company Solyndra says its CEO resigned
• Lawmakers seek probe on banks' new debit card fees
• Sheriff log: Subjects break in to vacant residence to hang out and smoke marijuana
• English learners' exam questioned
• Home repair con man gets 35 years
• Indiana burial for ex-Salinas soldier slain in Afghanistan
• Fire destroys Esalen worker housing units
• Youth Center escapee recaptured
• Your Town:
• Group names city among best for young people
• Vandal gets four years
• Language Line Services Names Fred Moyle Vice President and General Manager For Healthcare Market Sales
• Accident knocks out Spreckels power
• Two arrested after allegedly breaking into vacant home
• 6 killed in Southern California salon shooting
• Hackers again hit Sony PlayStation Network accounts
• Pacific Grove police arrest man on marijuana charges
• Stolen car suspect arrested after wild Salinas chase
• Sheriff log: 200 yards of stolen railroad communication cable found in subject's truck
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Marina log: Vehicle stop for vehicle code violation
• Programs among top issues for candidates for Hartnell College board
• Michael Turner's mom wants him back on Alvarez football field
• Police briefs
• Your Town: SUHSD seeks new leader for schools
• Panel to reject condo plan
• Park adobe weekend tours on hold
• Art Classes at the Lyceum
• Donna Teresa: Nancy Sinatra's Boots Are Still Walkin for the Veterans
• Robbery
• Sheriff log: Broken knife handle found in mailbox
• Monterey log: Domestic dispute
• Carmel log: Raccoon bites person
• Team to study WWII oil tanker sunk off Monterey Bay sanctuary
• Local GOP committee fined $25,000
• Police briefs: Officer, K-9 make burglary arrests
• Your Town: Salinas considers shopping center plan
• Sea turtle still under the weather
• Marina has another go at Cypress Knolls project
• Killer denied new trial
• Monterey Peninsula Water Management District challengers criticize board's actions on desal
• Hospice Foundation to hold free seminar on being executor or trustee
• Apple says pre-orders of iPhone 4S break record
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• City Hall honors lined up for Salinas musician
• Pajaro stabbing victim walks to find help
• South County gang sweep nets 10 arrests
• California becomes first state to ban tanning beds for under-18 crowd
• Coping with macular degeneration
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Seek help in dispute with trustee
• Teen attempting beach rescue in Monterey gets in trouble
• Your Town: Sleep apnea discussion set today
• Nonprofits
• The unbeaten bunch: Chamisal's Super Seniors team tears it up
• Your Town: Salinas Valley Memorial says union rejects contract
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Raiders' L.A. move brought Davis to Monterey County
• Police identify pilot who ditched near Hawaii
• Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Police briefs: Eight flee Salinas townhouse fire
• Your Town: Man killed in farm accident identified
• Molester pleads not guilty to having child porn
• Moss Landing to replace pilings in harbor
• Monterey Peninsula water options pricey
• Pilot rescued near Hawaii
• Update: Plane from Monterey ditches in Pacific
• Shots fired into vehicle in Salinas
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey Public Library seeks community input
• Victim identified in fatal farming accident
• U.S. asks court to block Alabama immigration law
• Employers add 103,000 jobs; unemployment stays at 9.1 percent
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Police briefs: Harvester crushed between tractor, other equipment
• Salyer seeks two trials
• Driver to stand trial in fatal DUI crash
• Your Town: New trail opens south of Carmel River
• P.G. wants more trees
• Early report lays out facts of Chualar plane crash
• Former county official sues over his firing
• Mother of slaying victim files suit
• Herald launches app
• APNewsBreak: Feds target Calif. pot dispensaries
• LIVE COVERAGE: Cupertino triple homicide suspect shot and killed
• Live chat: Follow Tiger Woods' opening round at the Frys.com Open
• Volunteers needed to clean Upper Carr Lake habitat
• Deputies arrest suspect in railroad cable theft
• Character actor Charles Napier dies at 75
• New public trail opens in Carmel Valley
• Video: PrepNation talks Soledad football
• Hank Williams Jr. out on Monday Night Football
• Monterey log: Domestic dispute
• Bridge to Bridge Fun Ride raises funds for The Bridge Restoration Ministry
• Man grabs cash during home invasion
• Your Town:
• Carmel, P.G. mull shared police services
• Embezzler must serve 180 days
• Seaside sex offenders may face charges
• Apple: Steve Jobs has died
• LIVE COVERAGE: 3 dead, seven wounded in Cupertino shootings, gunman still on the loose
• Sarah Palin says she is not running for president
• Local business leaders blast big-box bill
• Robber offers to sell fruit, robs Chualar-area residents
• Sheriff log: Possession of glass smoking device
• Beach cleanup to be held at Zmudowski State Beach
• Monterey log: Theft from building
• Carmel log: Loose dog
• Monterey to get piece of strong storm
• Your Town:
• Board blasts state prison plan
• Lighthouse traffic plans heard by council
• Motel's owner owes $1M tax
• Apple's iPhone event does not include an iPhone 5
• Apple's iPhone event does not include an iPhone 5
• Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Sheriff log: Theft of 1,000 sprinkler heads
• Monterey log: Theft of backpack
• Carmel log: Report of property damage
• Police briefs: Man stabbed, hit over head with bottle
• Electric car charging station opens Wednesday in Carmel
• Your Town: Forum set for Salinas storm-water runoff rules
• Marina set to adopt rent control
• Salinas school district probes threats to coach
• MPUSD candidates challenge board's record
• Monterey log: Theft of backpack
• Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox of murder
• Surfing to be official high school sport in Hawaii
• Yahoo, ABC joining forces in news partnership
• Monterey Public Library to hold community dialogues for input on library services.
• Sheriff log: Subject has anxiety attack after using cocaine and medication
• Police briefs: Woman robbed of money at knifepoint
• Lettuce recall expands
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Safer behind the wheel
• Navigating the services landscape
• Police briefs :Motorcyclist killed in Salinas crash
• Your Town:
• Nonprofits
• Fun is always in the cards for bridge group
• Your Town: Delays expected on Highway 68 in Salinas
• Class Notes
• CUTE IN P.G.
• Northern California fugitive shot dead
• Delays expected on Highway 68 in Salinas
• Salinas man arrested on suspicion of drug, weapons charges
• Blakeslee predicts tax cuts
• Pilot Daniel Franscioni dies near family farm in Chualar Canyon
• Four in running for Monterey County Board of Education
• Your Town:
• History Fest 2011
• Monterey log: Domestic dispute
• Prunedale bank robbery suspect nabbed in Santa Cruz
• Salinas tree trimmer dies in Pebble Beach fall
• 2 West Nile virus cases in San Bernardino County
• Jurors told device used on Jackson was inadequate
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Horse adoption event to be held
• Carmel log: Citation issued to dog owner for dog on the loose
• Salinas farm recalls lettuce
• Base jumper guilty of threatening officer
• Defense questions proof of drugs in fatal crash
• Police briefs: King City bank robbers still at large
• Your town: Small plane crashes in Chualar
• Man to stand trial in fatal stabbing
• Local commuters go solo
• Bank of America to charge $5 monthly fee for debit card users
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Soledad man arrested on domestic violence charges
• Suffering from Apple, Android competition, Nokia to cut 3,500 jobs
• King City police still seek bank robbers
• Sheriff log: Student in possession of controlled substance
• Bixby Bridge parachutist convicted in jury trial
• Pilot's bathroom break sends plane into nose-dive, barrel roll
• Salinas man identified as crash victim
• Your Town: Highway 101 drivers face work detour
• Monterey skating rink demolition on hold
• School forums draw few
• Cedar Funding case settlement possible
• Monterra changes proposed
• Haferman pleads guilty to battery
• Amazon targets the iPad: Ready, aim, Fire
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Sheriff log: Concealed weapons inside purse
• Highway 183 traffic crash victim identified
• Police seize marijuana, cash and weapons in 4 searches
• Your Town: Redistricting panel meets Thursday
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Subject possibly living in basement of business
• Police briefs: CHP, pickup collision under probe
• Monterey County ready for realignment of prisoners
• Ex-officer faces sex trial
• Panel to consider Flanders Mansion fate
• Global Leader in Interpretation Services Urges Vice President Biden: Suspend Federal Contracts for Companies Misclassifying Employees
• Google+ membership surges
• Google+ membership surges
• Apple to announce new iPhone Oct. 4
• Andy Rooney exiting '60 Minutes' this Sunday
• Sheriff log: 1,232 sprinkler heads stolen from business
• Monterey log: Arrest for posession of dangerous weapon
• Monterey Peninsula fire stations to hold open house
• Carmel log: Report of loud hotel room occupants
• Donna Teresa: When Victory Gardens Unified America
• Catholic radio chain buying KNRY station
• Fast foodies mug for In-N-Out's attention
• Monterey County transit agency mulls future of AMBAG
• Your Town: Workshops on banning plastic bags
• Salinas sees opportunity in downtown building proposal
• Recycling service expanded to multifamily complexes
• Public defender's comments about deputy's suspension went too far, says lawyer
• Sheriff log: Suspect gets Mercedes stuck in agricultural field
• Military jet escorts biplane back to Watsonville airport after pilot violates airspace for Obama visit
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• College probes metal-osteoporosis link
• Crosswalks dangers rising for elderly
• Your Town
• Highway 183 crash kills Salinas man
• Nonprofits
• More seniors using web
• Police briefs: Man arrested on Everett Alvarez campus
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• CHP car collides with pickup in carmel valley
• Sunday news shows
• Not guilty plea in woman's overdose
• Your Town: Father pleads not guilty in daughter's death
• Pacific Grove's butterfly sanctuary gets face-lift
• Prunedale woman buys a vowel
• Monterey County to review defender's cases
• Former Salinas police officer gets 9 months in jail for molesting girl
• Palestinians take to streets to cheer on UN bid
• Salinas, North Salinas high schools to hold reunion
• Silent auction to benefit Tag-A-Giant Foundation to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• DURBIN REDUX
• Police briefs: Incendiary device found on roof
• Your Town: MPC shows off Marina campus today
• Allegedly high driver charged with murder in fatal crash
• Alisal Union School District sees big jump in students
• Salinas teacher gets 360 days in jail in molest case
• Father accused of attack on coach
• Colton Hall Commemorates The 162th Anniversary Of California’s Constitution Day
• Facebook unveils new timeline feature
• Nurses at dozens of California hospitals stage strike
• Dow Jones average hits lowest point of 2011
• Jaycee Dugard sues feds for Garrido parole failures
• A DESAL PLANT 'FOR THE PEOPLE'
• HP names eBay veteran Meg Whitman as new CEO
• Former Alvarez teacher sentenced for child molestation
• Father held in assault on Monterey football coach
• Sheriff log: Suspect stopped for driving Honda with a Chevy license plate
• Masked robbers hit Salinas 7-Eleven store
• Rowing keeps this champion youthful
• P.G. renews city attorney's contract
• Police briefs
• Your Town: Gonzales ag companies settle air pollution case
• Greenfield Police Chief Joe Grebmeier placed on leave
• Marina plans flash mob to entice In-N-Out
• Marina rent-control measure wins approval
• Monterey County gears up for 300 new inmates
• Highlands' Harvest on Hold
• Steve Collins files claim against county, saying his reputation was defamed
• The end of the world: R.E.M. calling it quits
• Greenfield police chief placed on leave
• Sheriff log: Items stolen from shed
• Marina police arrest Salinas man on drug charge
• Prostitution-related fight leads to two arrests
• 2 American hikers freed from prison, leave Iran
• Aggressive dolphins boost cases of 'porpicide' off coast
• Seaside log: Old ammunition found
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Free workshop on college planning for students with learning disabilities to be held.
• Police briefs: Bank robber uses bomb threat
• Your Town: Rousso enters not guilty plea in embezzlement case
• Lamb faces lesser sentence over late registration
• Traffic ideas flow for Hilby plans
• Disney to build 'Avatar' attraction in theme parks
• Sheriff log: Suspect waves knife at victim's neck and face
• California earthquake-warning system shows promise
• Seaside log: Subject too intoxicated to care for himself
• Ride to Recovery Golden State Challenge to hold benefit barbecue
• Marina log: Female juvenile arrested for battery
• Police briefs: Men accused of assault, death threat
• Your Town: Pacific Grove city code among items on council agenda
• Fatal Highway 68 crash investigated as DUI
• Suits filed in deadly Highway 156 crash
• York school to hold admission event
• Carmel log: Passenger in possession of cocaine and marijuana
• Sheriff log: Dispute over tractor being left at residence
• Tempting treats at Monterey Jazz Festival
• Woman, 101, evicted from home can return
• SIGN OF THE TIMES
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Experimental drug may help with muscle loss
• Nonprofits
• Cowell a fan of freezing
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: One killed in crash on Highway 68
• Training dogs to find people
• Fatal
• Class Notes
• Police briefs: No one hurt when gunfire hits Marina home
• Supervisors to consider county water chief's exit
• Police briefs: Two arrested after car chase Police briefs
• Trial set in home loan case
• Woman gets year in jail for stealing tax refunds
• Your Town:
• Dad charged in 101 death
• Yosemite memories from birth
• New Year's shooting victim sues Monterey bar
• CHP recommends father be charged in his daughter's death
• THE NAME GAME: Airport now Monterey Regional
• PrepNation talks Alvarez football
• 'Treme' brings New Orleans to Monterey
• Carmel log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Police clear motel during man's arrest
• Carmel estate appraiser accused of theft, perjury
• Alisal migrant program missed opportunities, audit shows
• Your Town: United Way sets new goal for donations
• Not guilty plea in man's death
• Woman pleads guilty in mother's death
• Bicycling for a cause
• Greenhouses reported burning south of Salinas
• Language Line Services' Interpreter Demand Index(SM) Shows Rapid Growth
• Local United Way sets $3.6 million goal
• United Way sets $3.6 million goal
• Volunteers sought for lake cleanup
• Estate liquidation service owner arrested for embezzlement, grand theft
• Sheriff log: Theft of pressure washer
• Pat Robertson says Alzheimer's makes divorce OK
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Damage to part of wall
• Polly Klaas bench in Pacific Grove nearly demolished
• Your Town: Monterey State Beach open for swimming
• Laird won't make run for Senate
• Guilty plea to child porn
• Alisal mulls chance to rebalance district
• Highway 1 reopens south of Carmel
• Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix returns July 27-29
• Sirius XM raising subscription rates
• Parents could get bill for Salinas graffiti
• Pollacci seeks treatment
• City Council, hospital district lines could change in Salinas
• Murder retrial delayed
• Sheriff log: Suspects arrested for entering bank owned home and taking property
• Your Town: Greenfield police unions back merger
• Seaside log: Possession of meth pipe
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey Museum of Art to hold kids art class series
• Three hurt in youth center fight
• Your Town:
• Administrator hired
• Monterey County delays action on water chief Weeks
• Blair Vineyards Readies For Harvest In The Arroyo Seco
• Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty, Census says
• Update: Missing hiker turns up OK
• Autistic boy missing in California woods
• Santa Cruz County bans plastic bags, imposes fee on paper bags
• Sheriff log: Driver stops on side of highway to eat chocolate chip cookies
• Seaside log: Subject was threatened by a passerby who was urinating
• Monterey log: Arrest for burglary
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Donna Teresa: Bellevue University pays tribute to 9/11 fallen heroes in upcoming book
• 911 callers arrested on drug charges
• Couple in child porn case now charged with producing it
• Students slightly better prepared for college classes
• Westbound lane on Lighthouse Avenue to be closed for tree work
• Bank of America to eliminate 30,000 jobs
• Sheriff log: Suspect refused to leave campground when asked by staff
• Explosion at nuclear plant in southern France
• Nonprofit helps seniors stay in their homes
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• More unwed seniors living together
• California ranks 15th in long-term care
• Choose advisers wisely
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Carmel considers hiring administrator
• Marina man's sentence increased for shooting
• Monterey log: Arrest for fighting
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Alarm activation at residence
• Police briefs: 12 arrested in Salinas Valley sweep Police briefs
• Sept. 11 events in Monterey County
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Passenger cited for possessing switchblade style knife
• Non-denominational Bible study for women to be held
• Fort Ord vets' cemetery a step closer to reality
• Greenfield chief offers policing alternative
• Two arrested in beating of P.G. student
• Your Town:
• Firefighter accused of molestation will get 5 years in plea deal
• Experts say West still fuzzy on al-Qaida
• Fleet Reserve Association to hold meeting
• Eighth annual Country Stomp dinner and dance to be held
• Seaside log: Husband and wife involved in altercation
• Monterey log: Theft of cell phone
• Council OKs traffic plan
• Young escapee arrested in Salinas
• Water agency GM Weeks' exit in the works
• Missed registration could lead to prison for sex offender James Lamb
• Sept. 11 events in Monterey County
• Teenage gunman receives 40 to life
• Your Town:
• New twist on Cypress
• FBI agents executing search warrant at Solyndra
• Sex offender James Lamb arrested
• King City school district denied waiver
• Video: PrepNation talks Carmel football
• Sheriff log: Unknown subject stole oranges and avocado from trees
• Seaside log: Possession of a meth pipe
• Peripheral Neuropathy support group to meet
• Police briefs
• Sex offender James Lamb arrested in Salinas traffic stop
• Vaccine grace period ending at Monterey County schools
• Salinas Armory gets makeover
• Slaying arraignment postponed
• P.G. church has sidewalk concerns
• Your Town: P.G. streets to be closed for Triathlon
• Porn suspects miss court
• Sex offender Charles Lamb arrested
• Bradley man killed in traffic accident
• Health warning posted at Monterey Municipal Beach
• Sheriff log: Deputies responded to structure fire
• Monterey Bay Aquarium seeks volunteers
• Marina log: Male found on ground in front of playground
• Carmel log: Domestic dispute
• Your Town:
• Murder charges added in baby's death
• SLAY WITNESS TAKES STAND
• Panel mulls mobile homes MARINA
• Monterey County Fair attendence, earnings rise
• Marina log: Suspect attempted to steal hood ornament off vehicle
• Carmel log: Subject contacted for sleeping on city property
• Deputies exposed to contaminants
• Sheriff log: Arrest for DUI
• Police briefs: Man fatally shot in Soledad
• Your Town: Temple Beth El, Palma host 9/11 service in Salinas
• 'Eureka' moment leads to invention of cane clip
• AARP seeks volunteers for tax preparation
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Peter Hoss: New tricks used to get your money
• Liza Horvath: Balance is worth preserving
• Police briefs: Man flees as bullets hit car
• Your Town: Sustainable Pacific Grove showing 'Velorution'
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Pebble Beach war pilot recalls surviving missions
• Police briefs: Two arrested after Chualar Market is robbed
• Your Town:
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Your Town: Man pleads not guilty in beating of baby
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Police briefs: Pacific Grove couple held on new federal charges
• Death in Arroyo Seco described as accident
• Judge rejects Salyer attack on evidence
• Another pair of minors escape youth center custody
• Zero jobs created in August, an 'ominous sign' for economy
• Witnesses call Arroyo Seco death an accident
• Judge rejects Roger Clemens' bid to avoid retrial
• Sheriff's log: Husband chooses to stay at mother-in-law's house after domestic dispute
• Live updates from Salinas vs. Atascadero football game tonight
• Panetta's commute raises eyebrows
• Farmworkers march for union bill
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: Greenfield police seek home robber
• Youth offenders' escape investigated
• Shooting sprees break pattern of gang-on-gang violence
• Three carjackers get prison
• New charges for slay suspect
• Dude! Free weed lying on San Jose street snatched up by bystanders
• Sheriff's log: Group wrestling on second floor of motel
• Police briefs: Greenfield man dies in shooting
• Your Town: Man gets 90 days in bogus comp case
• Carmel condo project gets OK from planners
• Revolving door of academic progress
• Holiday beachgoers warned of big waves in Santa Cruz during Labor Day weekend
• Local schools improve, but miss API target scores
• Fremont solar tech firm Solyndra to shut down, lay off 1,100 workers
• Seaside logs: Subject arrested after allowing unlicensed friend to drive
• Salinas police search for suspects in shooting
• Greenfield hit with year's 4th homicide
• Salinas homicide victim identified
• BRAIN POWER: Salinas student eyes science competition in Washington, D.C.
• Pacific Grove couple in child porn bust
• Justice Department blocks AT&T-T-Mobile merger
• Seaside log: Subject accidentally shot his leg while cleaning weapon
• Marina log: Man destroys self check scan register monitor with his fist
• Teenage gunman admits role in shooting of 7-year-old boy
• Your Town: Bacteria makes Monterey State Beach off limits
• Man shot to death in Salinas
• Natividad conversion to public authority pushed back
• Man gunned down in Salinas
• NTSB chairman faults PG&E, regulators in explosion
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication and misdemeanor vandalism
• Ex-MIIS instructor gets 21 months in prison for bogus military bio
• Pacific Grove couple arrested in child porn case
• Sheriff log: Live ammunition found at recently purchased house
• Donna Teresa: National POW/MIA Recognition Day promises not to forget
• Police briefs: Man arrested after police find gun
• Your Town: Task-force shooting trial delayed
• Secretary of Navy visits Naval Postgraduate School, addresses energy independence
• Green Vehicles sued
• Mayors push action on desal
• Greenfield, Soledad mull police merger
• Language Line Services CEO to Address Topic of Language Access
• Black students in Monterey County do better on exit exam
• Few Monterey County minors tried as adults
• Sheriff log: Son slams door on moms hand, cutting off the tip of her finger
• Monterey County desal parties agree on talks
• Monterey auto students plug in, turn on 'converted' hybrid
• More boomers bringing up grandkids
• Storm's cost less than feared
• Rivers rage as Irene sloshes by
• Police briefs:
• Death tourism an option
• Your Town:
• Nonprofits
• Living life in the fast lane keeps his motor running
• Congregation Beth Israel draws a crowd for 24th annual Jewish Food Festival
• Marina log: Female arrested after unlawfully entering apartment and stealing toiletries
• Carmel log: Suspects taken into custody for stealing backpack
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Firefighters battle big grass blaze
• WHERE ART MEETS LIFE
• Monterey log: Arrest for grand theft
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Two intoxicated males fighting on corner
• Carmel log: Subject stole pair of sunglasses
• AMBAG members question its usefulness
• County planner to lead Texas town
• Police briefs: Star Market customers robbed
• Man gets life for role in murder
• Your Town: Earthquake his near Pinnacles
• Former school aide gets jail for child porn
• School aide sentenced for possession of child porn
• Man gets 15 years to life for helping plan murder
• Sheriff log: Possible welfare fraud
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of meth
• Peace of Mind Dog rescue seeks volunteers
• Carmel log: Suspicious person sleeping in bushes
• Police briefs: Teenagers rob pharmacy in New Monterey
• Your Town: Carmel City Council may choose city administrator
• Reported shooting revealed as hoax
• Marina community leader Nakagawa dies
• County, Salinas talk joint facilities
• School check part of methyl settlement
• Tip leads to marijuana arrest, Marina police say
• Sheriff log: Observation of Illegal electrical connections
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Verbal dispute
• Police briefs: Welcome to Pacific Grove sign stolen
• Your Town: Sea lion treated for gunshot
• Sentencing delayed for man who killed kin
• Man faces manslaughter charge in woman's fatal overdose
• Concerns push SVMH walkout
• Alisal trustee takes plea in election code case
• P.G. welcome sign stolen
• Classic car show to be held in Castroville
• Castañeda pleads no contest to election code violation
• Spanish Bay gin theft leads to 1 arrest
• Marina man arrested after vehicle chase
• Homicide suspect surrenders to Monterey police
• Sheriff log: Report of daughter growing marijuana in her room
• Seaside log: Husband and wife involved in altercation
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Vehicle stopped for speeding
• Your Town: MPC trustees rescind layoff notices
• Two accused of Ponzi scheme
• Police briefs: Suspected cellphone thief arrested
• Guilty plea in shooting
• PRISON RETHINKS SECURITY
• Back to School for Monterey - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Sheriff log: Child makes false kidnapping report to avoid being grounded
• Defense Secretary Panetta at NPS, DLI
• Seaside log: Moving violation
• Pacific Grove High School Alumni Association to hold reunion
• Monterey log: Commercial burglary
• Police briefs: Rabobank branch in Castroville robbed Monday morning
• Your Town:
• Peninsula Wellness Center brings doctors closer to Marina residents
• Alameda man killed in diving accident
• Conference center eyes facelift
• Missing Salinas man in custody in Mexico jail
• Not guilty plea in Arroyo Seco slaying
• King City district sued over discrimination
• Three brothers rescued from cliff near Bixby Bridge
• Sheriff log: Arrest for DUI
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Report of noise in middle of the night
• Your future, by the numbers
• What does it mean today to turn 65?
• Nursing homes may see more seniors
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Handling unintended beneficiary
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Fires part of Salinas department training
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of meth
• Marina log: Probation violation
• Man dies from diving accident off San Carlos Beach
• Police briefs: Man arrested during DUI checkpoint
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Marina log: Attempt to make false report of stolen vehicle
• Carmel log: Subject observed damaging property
• Alzheimer's Association to hold free class "Options for Aging in Place at Home"
• Santa Cruz County government building floods
• Police briefs: Woman found severely beaten; hammer is likely weapon
• Your Town: Wildfire near Greenfield 100 percent contained
• Arroyo Seco man's drowning now called murder
• Paradise man facing charges in fatal overdose of Monterey woman
• Bank of America to cut 3,500 jobs
• California unemployment rate reaches 12 percent
• Badly beaten woman found in Salinas-area field
• Hewlett-Packard stock falls 20 percent after changes announced
• Deputies say Greenfield-area drowning was homicide, arrest 2
• Volunteers sought for Natividad Creek Park cleanup
• Sheriff log: $1,720 worth of dinnerware stolen from apartment
• Those price tags aren't wrong: Back-to-school clothes costing more
• Seaside log: Mother and daughter in mutual combat incident
• Monterey log: Illegal possession of shopping cart
• Marina log: Arrest for theft
• Court Appointed Special Advocates of Monterey County seeks volunteers
• 4 to stand trial in teen's slaying
• Man guilty of home repair scams
• King City elementary school district back in black
• Police briefs: Remains found near Del Monte Shopping Center
• Your Town: Ex-Jaycees official pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Cellphone snap IDs robbery suspect
• Groups balk at forage fish bill
• Monterey County Bank settles three lawsuits
• Here we go again: Stocks plunge on economic fear
• Robbers hold up Elkhorn store, fire shots
• Sheriff log: Found banjo turned in
• Capybara on the loose near Paso Robles
• Seaside log: Subject brandished knife at juvenile
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Carmel log: Man angry after allegedly being sprayed by automated air freshener
• PG&E pitches in for the condors in Big Sur
• Sea otter limitations could be near an end
• Police briefs: Reliz Fire containment is imminent
• Accused killer gets new lawyer
• Your Town: Salinas council targets foam containers
• Teacher faces 3 years in molest case
• Google Maps adds weather layer, thanks to Monterey Navy lab
• CSUMB looks to the future
• Driver in fatal crash arrested
• Marina bomb scare a false alarm
• Reliz Fire grows to 250 acres, but 50 percent contained
• Driver, 18, arrested after fatal Carmel Valley crash
• Sheriff log: Heated argument in apartment complex
• Seaside log: Ex-boyfriend takes purse and flees scene
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Loose dog returned to owner
• Gangsters get long sentences in spree
• Your Town
• State sets plans to clear prisons
• NPS report offers ideas to counter Salinas gangs
• Wildfire scorches more than 200 acres near Greenfield
• Soledad, Cal Fire to share services
• School finances in peril
• Judge throws book at Fresno gang members
• Deputies arrest three in late-night Fort Ord stop
• Sheriff log: Juvenile runaway from group home steals group home van
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Volunteers needed to help beautify Metz Park
• Carmel log: Report of someone taking $100 from cash register
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: 'Just For Military' discount website connects businesses to military families
• Monning to run for state Senate
• Police briefs: Greenfield man arrested on gun, drug charges
• Aromas man arrested after boy, 5, suffers injuries
• Swenson and Silacci's Bessie Swenson dies
• Your Town: Carmel man gets 12 years in assault
• Football team feels grad's death
• Salinas eyes ban on foam containers
• Canterbury issue settled
• Google's patent play: $12.5B for Motorola Mobility
• Facebook to test six degrees of separation
• County achieves milestone in STAR testing
• Sheriff log: Suspect tries to stab victim and misses, stabbing couch instead
• Motorists warned of Highway 1 detours
• Cities across U.S. adapt for seniors
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Saving cash? Here's where to keep it
• Police briefs: Four Marina women arrested on assault charges
• Your Town: Highway 101 road project forces detour
• P.G. hotel plans go to voters
• Pacific Grove city council to consider salaries, property tax
• Monterey log: Arrest for driving under the influence of drugs
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Subject threatened an off duty officer
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Loose dog
• Rare shark tagged off Point Pinos
• 1 killed, 3 injured in Tassajara Road rollover
• Police briefs: CHP IDs woman in fatal Holman Highway crash
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Update: 1 dead, 3 hurt in Carmel Valley crash
• Seaside log: Subjects found camping behind library
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for theft at department store
• Salinas man guilty of killing teen on Watsonville basketball court
• Police briefs: Impatient robbers leave without cash
• Your Town: Murderer is denied parole again
• Weeklies battling with ink
• Testimony implicates four
• Schools chief draws fire in King City
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Westlake Village woman dies in motorcycle crash
• Amber Alert issued after FBI says Sacramento man who abducted daughter headed to Bay Area
• Deputies seize methamphetamine in Prunedale search
• Parole denied again for slayer of Monterey market owner
• Man goes to hospital with gunshot wound after Prunedale fight
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey High School class of 1981 to hold class reunion
• Police briefs: Motorcyclist killed near county line
• Cal Am, water district weigh fee, relationship on Carmel River work
• Your Town: DUI suspect waives right to preliminary hearing
• Presidio eyes more water
• Three to stand trial in attack at jail
• ANCHOR'S NEW HOME
• Slain man had gang history
• Authorities identify Nacimiento drowning victim
• Highway 1 reopens after South County accident
• Morgan Hill police look for mother, 2 children she's thought to have kidnapped
• Contact lost with hypersonic glider after launch
• Monterey Peninsula property values dip
• State releases report on dropout rates
• Sheriff log: Civil dispute with pavement contractor
• Seaside log: Possession of controlled substance
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Unlicensed driver
• Man drowns in Lake Nacimiento
• Sentencing delayed as killer considers claim against attorney
• Carmel condo project to get review, after all
• Salinas police trace missing man to Belize
• Blueprint maps out schools' comeback
• Your Town: P.G. school board to discuss parcel tax
• Monte Vista Elementary School reopens
• Man killed in Salinas garage
• Man drowns at Lake Nacimiento
• Dow plunges 519 points on economy, Europe worries
• Missing Salinas man seen in Central America
• 2 men accused of beating Giants fan Bryan Stow plead not guilty
• Sheriff log: Suspicious person at cement plant entrance
• Seaside log: Shirtless woman causes disturbance
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Arrest for biking under the influence
• Police briefs: Woman says she stabbed attacker
• Horse-themed development at Fort Ord unveiled
• Your Town: Salinas Road construction forces detour off Highway 1
• Judge steps down from Ruelas trial
• Soccer parents decry MPUSD field-use fees
• Haferman pleads not guilty
• Keker on Salyer's defense
• Group protests business park
• Salinas workers likely to keep jobs after HSBC sale, spokesman says
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• For flash mobsters, crowd size a tempting cover
• Dow soars 429 points on Fed statement
• Apple briefly passes Exxon as most valuable US co.
• Polygamist leader Jeffs gets life in prison for assaults
• Sheriff log: Resident received call from male pretending to be her grandson
• Seaside log: Report of a man who had slammed pit bull to the ground
• Marina log: Woman arrested for public intoxication
• Police briefs: Greenfield man found shot to death
• Your Town:
• Haferman faces misdemeanor charge
• Victims in fatal Monterey County accidents identified
• Salyer fights to keep powerhouse attorney John Keker
• Marina Coast Water District looking to hire PR firm
• Hospital ordered to release switched babies' records
• MORGAN'S DREAM REALIZED
• Sheriff log: Missing person not missing but in jail
• Seaside log: Scantily clad woman at bus stop does not get on a bus
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Marina log: Male arrested for vandalism
• S&P downgrades Fannie and Freddie, US-backed debt
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of burglary tools
• Salinas Valley ag group airs desal project concerns
• Boomers juggle care for kids, aging parents
• Connie Ridder dies in Pebble Beach
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: Accessing estate accounts
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: One killed in crash north of King City
• Your Town: MPC auto program seeks vehicle donations
• Couple 'stumbled in' to a life of adventure
• Firefighters battle blaze near 101
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Monterey log: Vehicles burglarized
• Interfaith Outreach of Carmel seeks volunteers for benefit shop
• Alzheimer's Association to hold support group
• Jewelry store burglar shoots out door to escape
• Firms fined $110K for asbestos violations
• Your Town:
• Life in C.V., from those who know
• New Carmel art center's roof faulty
• Some small districts mull urge to merge
• Language Line Services Partners with Manhattan Cross Cultural Group
• Language Line Services Partners with Manhattan Cross Cultural Group
• FEMA rejects appeal for disaster relief; Santa Cruz County, Capitola left with big bills
• Monterey High School class of 1966 to hold class reunion
• Salinas robber shoots out door
• Actual good economic news: Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 117,000 jobs
• Honda recalling 1.5 million vehicles in US
• Solar flares could disrupt communications
• Salmonella death was 65-year-old woman
• Pacific Grove High School Class of 1981 to hold class reunion
• Female wrestlers' discrimination claims rejected
• Sheriff log: Vehicle stop reveals large amount of money
• Senate approves bill to end partial FAA shutdown
• Monterey log: Peace disturbance
• Police briefs: Driver killed in crash near King City
• Your Town: Cal Am, Monterey Fire Department to test hydrants
• Prison guard's killer denied parole
• Boy, defiant, tells stepfather: 'I'm alive'
• City says no to medical marijuana
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Alleged drug dealer arrest in Live Oak
• Reid: Compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• Sheriff log: Neighbors concerned with condition of horses threaten to call SPCA
• Study: Healthy eating means spending more at store
• Seaside log: Heated argument over infidelity and vehicle purchase
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Friends of Harrison Memorial Library to hold book sale
• Seaside to raise speed limits
• Dangerous dog dies in dash for freedom
• CSUMB migrant program in state's top 10
• Steinbeck Festival features talk, art, villains
• Sand City police chief honored for crisis intervention program
• A school of their own
• Few political jolts in Monterey County redistricting plan
• Carmel condos win back review
• Your Town: Appeals court upholds life sentence
• Accident closes northbound Highway 101 in Salinas
• Police shoot pitbull that escaped from shelter
• Heavy traffic expected on Highway 68
• SVMH, doctor score high in magazine ranking
• Striping divides bikers, pedestrians on Golden Gate
• Human remains found in remote Siskiyou County
• Woman hurt in DUI crash, CHP says
• Sheriff log: Man threatens bring gun and "go black ops" on business
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Animal Friends Rescue Project to raffle off car
• Former Monterey priest accused in new molestation suit
• Activists seek cheaper Monterey Peninsula desalination plan
• Police briefs: King City police probe pot plants
• Your Town:
• Stuff the Bus event planned
• Language Line Services Launches Industry's First R&D Think Tank
• CDC: 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Stocks now down for year as economic concerns grow
• Marijuana found in King City backyard, deputies say
• Man alleges molestation by priest in 1960s
• Watsonville man drowns in Arroyo Seco River
• Parking eased for Blues in the Park
• Sheriff log: Wife cuts arm breaking windows in husband's residence
• 61 senators support debt deal, ensuring passage
• Man found dead in Lake Nacimiento
• Seaside log: Report of male swimming in Laguna Grande Lake
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Alzheimer's Association to hold support group
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweed honor the troops
• Police briefs: Drowning reported at Miller's Lodge
• Your Town: Seaside man gets 5 days in prison for dumping oil
• Carmel considers medical call fee
• Salinas priest, Monterey Diocese face lawsuit
• FBI: 'Credible lead' surfaces in D.B. Cooper case
• Missing NH girl's body found in river near home
• Sheriff log: Subject drowned in swimming pool
• House votes to raise debt limit, cut spending
• Heat wave threatens elderly
• Fleeing crisis takes deadly toll on elderly in Japan
• Archivist seeks to save every book
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Looking after aging parents
• Police briefs: Salinas man arrested after traffic stop yields gun, drugs
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Salinas, Target to host Night Out event Tuesday
• Monterey log: Theft of bicycle
• Monterey log: Arrest for embezzlement
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• FEAST FEATURES FUN
• Car chase ends on golf course
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Tangled Edwards cases prompt delay in trial
• Monning eyes run for state Senate
• Man pleads guilty to child porn
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• Natividad change supported
• DUI driver sentenced to 5 years
• FISHERS' FUNDRAISER
• House approves GOP bill extending debt limit
• Sheriff log: Intense argument with husband over marital issues
• Death penalty off the table in Ruelas case
• Sequoia blaze growing
• Crews getting handle on San Diego County wildfire
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Traffic cone stolen from Marina airport
• Carmel log: Lunging dog drags man to ground
• Auditor criticizes UC system
• KAZU gets new general manager
• Police jobs safe from cuts
• Missing man used ATM in Ventura
• Your Town:
• North County propane tank explosion injures two
• Sheriff log: Suspicious person at residence asks about meter location
• Man arrested after Marina street fight
• Judge orders circumcision ban off SF ballot
• Sequoia fire being managed as 'ecological burn'
• Defendant in wrong-way fatal crash pleads not guilty
• Alleged ID thief pleads not guilty in San Diego
• Freight train derails in high desert
• Seaside log: Officers conduct several probation searches due to recent burglaries
• Monterey log: Theft of wallet
• Disaster preparedness presentation to be held
• County buildings undergo energy audit
• Meth dealer receives 25 years
• Police briefs: Man robs Seaside bank
• Your Town: Bank teller convicted in Prunedale robbery
• Blaze damages house
• Schools become clothing cops
• Man robs Seaside bank
• Sheriff log: Stolen tractor
• Accomplice in bank robbery found guilty
• Seaside log: Purse stolen from unlocked vehicle
• Marina log: Report of siphoned gas
• Carmel log: Lost cell phone
• Police briefs: Suspects arrested in Recreation Trail robbery
• Your Town: Monterey County supervisors restore 91 positions
• Sheriff's Office sued over fatal raid
• Teacher program aids indigenous speakers
• Wedding ring recovered at Monterey Bay Aquarium
• County mulls redistricting plan
• Blues in the Park concertgoers singing the blues
• Seaside log: Man ceates disturbance
• Monterey police arrest four after Recreation Trail robbery
• Sheriff log: Possession of cocaine, LSD, a prescription narcotic, and marijuana
• Police briefs: Salinas woman killed in accident
• Your Town: Monterey receives funds for historic preservation work
• More county layoffs likely averted
• Marina to consider 'social hosting' ordinance to deter teen drinking parties
• Monterey airport on edge in FAA shutdown
• Doctor awaits word on rape trial appeal
• King City police dog teams certified for drug detection
• Sheriff log: Titanium knives taken from residence
• Peter Hoss: Don't tangle with hackers
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Freezing your credit file
• Too young to be called old
• Stevenson honor roll
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Santa Cruz man arrested for drug possession at Lake San Antonio
• Your Town: Measure C amendment goes to Pacific Grove voters
• Retirement project: Build center for service dogs
• City of Monterey History Volunteers Needed
• Marina log: Arrest for outstanding warrant
• Carmel log: Subject backs into stone wall
• Marina log: Purse stolen from restaurant
• Police briefs:
• Marina log: Traffic stop for speeding
• Presentation on California taxes to be held
• Carmel log: Woman destroys bedroom door frame in hotel
• School administrator under fire
• Guilty plea withdrawal denied
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Two get 90 days in race death
• Abandoned gas station set to be demolished
• Case ends up in juvenile court
• Source: Norway attacks not Islamist terror
• Boehner abruptly withdraws from talks with Obama
• 13-year-old son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver hospitalized after surfing accident
• Obama ends gays in military ban
• Boehner withdraws from debt talks with Obama
• Family: Beaten Giants fan Bryan Stow gives nurse thumbs-up
• South County police gang sweep nabs 8 suspects
• Motorcyclist lands in back seat of minivan; driver continues on unaware
• NTSB: Plane in fatal Watsonville crash nose-dived
• Sheriff log: Man attempts to stab brothers with serving fork
• Seaside log: House burglarized by someone with a "little beard"
• Monterey log: Arrest for robbery
• Carmel log: Dog in roadway
• Your Town: Not guilty plea entered in Jaycee case
• P.G. retreats on drink law
• Phone scams using old con
• Salinas to fight voting plan
• Marina council targets city manager pay
• Space shuttle comes to 'final stop' after 30 years
• FEC says Edwards should repay $2M in federal funds
• Prison officials: Pelican Bay inmates end hunger strike
• Schwarzenegger doesn't want to pay Shriver support
• Sheriff log: Bicyclist without light on wrong side of road
• iFraud: Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• Seaside shooting leaves boy, 17, with thigh wound
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Vehicle vandalized
• Carmel log: Peace disturbance by barking dog
• Your Town: NPS student honored as top Marine
• Marina blocks rent increases
• Salinas teenager slain
• Exhibition at Cannery Row Antique Mall
• Pilot walks away from helicopter crash in lettuce field east of Watsonville
• Marina log: Minor in possession of alcohol
• Salinas man, 18, dies in gang shooting, police say
• PRESIDIO CHANGE OF COMMAND
• Sheriff log: Male with face injuries knocking on several residence doors
• Seaside log: Report of fight involving several females
• Monterey log: Arrest for theft and possession of burglary tools
• Marina log: Vehicle stop for driving with expired registration
• DMV may have sent nearly 60,000 disable parking placards to the dead
• Police chase hits 120 mph, ends in rollover
• P.G. budget gaining room to breathe
• Your Town: CHP offers teen class in safe driving
• Police briefs:
• Workers close shortfall with higher pension contribution
• '08 slaying trial begins
• Murdoch rejects blame for hack scandal at hearing
• Federal grand jury in San Jose indicts members of hacker group Anonymous
• Seaside log: Report of fight involving several females
• NOT THE SAME CROWDS: MotoGP, rodeo have different fan bases
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Seaside weighs buying commercial parcel
• Video shows enraged Chihuahua attacking store robbers in Southern California
• Police briefs: Standoff suspect at large
• Monterey log: Theft of license plate
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Avalon Preschool and Baby University to hold open house
• Alejo critical of UC executives' pay hikes
• Your Town:
• 'Sexting' sting nabs man at Salinas mall
• Two banks hit in one day
• Green Vehicles goes under
• Donna Teresa: London's Animals in War Memorial gives honor to heroes
• Cisco to eliminate 6,500 jobs
• 'Sexting' sting nabs man at Salinas mall
• Green Vehicles closes
• Sheriff log: Interrupted burglary
• World Series Champion Giants headed to White House
• Drug shows promise
• Eye syndrome causes hallucinations
• AARP losing traction with Congress
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: Learning to escheat the system
• York School honor roll York School honor roll
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Engine's still running for Slowpokes Car Club
• Jumping dogs show their agility
• Monterey log: Shoplifting at shopping center
• Monterey log: Possession of illegal weapon
• Carmel log: Lost wallet
• Visalia twins drown in pool
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Salinas gunman kills 1
• Salinas gunman kills 1
• Arts Council for Monterey County call for nominations to honor leaders in the arts
• Marina log: Vehicle vandalized
• Monterey log: Lost property
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Alzheimer's Association to hold free support group
• Your Town: LAFCO seat vacant
• Police briefs: Five held on suspicion of carjacking
• Former SK Foods president to testify against Salyer
• Crucial anti-gang agency under fire from budget cuts
• Another top News Corp. executive, Dow Jones CEO Les Hinton, resigns
• Five arrested after carjacking, Soquel crash
• Salinas Police Department called 'fundamentally sound' agency
• Sheriff log: Woman becomes ill from food obtained from another person
• Woman accused of stealing car with baby inside turns herself in
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Wallet stolen from shopping cart
• Carmel log: Lost dog
• Fresno firm to handle P.G. business licenses
• Police briefs: Ex-Jaycees treasurer accused of embezzlement
• Marina wants to keep MPC district boundaries
• Your Town: Col. Joel Clark to take command of Army Garrison at Presidio
• Salinas considers shifting district lines
• Pot co-op fight goes on
• Santa Cruz ranked as one of nation's top boardwalks
• For Emmys, networks have the right sense of humor
• UC board OKs additional 9.6 percent tuition hike
• AP source: FBI probing News Corp. 9/11 phone link
• Sheriff log: Possession of controlled substances
• Judge declares mistrial in Roger Clemens steroids case
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• Marina log: Disturbance at business
• Local NOAA programs may see funding restored
• Police briefs: Man posed as Alisal football fundraiser, police say
• Your Town: DMV helps veterans with benefits
• Marina opposes smart meters
• Puppy pinched from Santa Cruz SPCA; Monterey man is suspect
• Developers can vie again for Cypress Knolls project
• Monterey County sergeant under investigation
• 'Harry Potter' fans relishing the final act
• Two WPA Women - Anikeyev and McCormick - Two Visions, Two Mediums - Exhibition
• United States women's soccer team uses more late heroics to advance to World Cup final
• India says terror attack in Mumbai kills 21, wounds 113
• Sheriff log: Woman arrested for DUI after getting truck stuck in ditch
• Deputies stop parolee, find cash, new cell phones
• Two robbers hit Salinas-area auto wrecking yard
• Seaside log: Man tells store clerk that he was hired to make a bomb
• Upper Carr Lake habitat cleanup to be held
• Alzheimer's Association to hold support group.
• Murdoch drops bid to buy British Sky Broadcasting
• Netflix raises rates, irks subscribers
• CSUMB plans nursing program
• Coletti named investigator of year
• Your Town: Curtis Weeks gets to keep job for now
• Man who took down gangs dies
• Budget cuts have Soledad officers eyeing job options
• Death sentence upheld for slaying of inmate
• Hartnell student gets NASA scholarship
• MST to cut down on bus frequency
• Feast of Lanterns Exhibit
• Board OK's Corral de Tierra shopping center
• Cal State panel approves 12 percent tuition hike
• Judge denies rapist's conditional release
• Opening new doors for youths
• Marina log: Reckless driver
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Mayors bash 'power grab'
• Man found guilty of 3 murders
• P.G. employees' lawsuit dismissed
• Marina water board considers hiring lawyer to represent GM
• King City man found guilty of three counts of murder
• Pollacci plea-bargains to avoid second rape trial
• Pollacci pleads no contest in second rape trial
• Sheriff log: Man arrested for pulling woman's hair
• Journey from diagnosis to death
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: The power of words, part II
• Police briefs: Armed men rob two Salinas businesses
• Trinity Christian High School honor roll
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Fiction writer likes to create own world
• New Pollacci trial starting
• Language Line Services' 'Center for Excellence' Announces Series of Webinars
• UC system fears brain drain
• Class Notes
• Learning life skills and golf
• Monterey log: Arrest for prowling
• Police briefs: Man beaten in Seaside; two arrested
• County jail inmate hangs himself
• Your Town: Local parks officials hold public meeting
• Corral de Tierra developer takes new crack at project
• 1990 triple-slaying case goes to jury
• 4 plead no contest in crime spree from Fresno to Cambria
• Jail inmate hangs himself in apparent suicide
• Seaside log: Family disturbance
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Missing surfboard
• Watsonville standoff ends in murder-suicide of father and son
• Terms ease for Salyer's house arrest
• Your Town: Castañeda pleads not guilty to perjury
• Police briefs: Man shot at apartment complex
• MPC employees plead for no layoffs
• Man gets life sentence for molesting girls
• Airplane nose dives into Watsonville Community Hospital
• Former A's manager Dick Williams dead at 82
• Casey Anthony to be freed July 17
• Seaside rapist denied release
• Sheriff log: Church vandalized with graffiti
• News of the World shutting down amid scandal
• Police briefs: Watsonville police in standoff
• CSU mulls fee increase
• King City teachers sue district over grades
• King City slaying defendant describes stormy relationship
• Deal won't preserve all Monterey County jobs
• Your Town: County water agency OKs $250,000 to repair diversion facility
• Woman dies after collision with skateboarder in Capitola
• 7.6 quake hits islands north of New Zealand; no injuries reported
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• Sheriff requests Department of Justice investigation
• Obama takes on 'tweeters' in Twitter town hall
• Facebook launches video calls, group chat features
• SKorea's Pyeongchang awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• SPCA to hold pet adoption event
• Police briefs: Teenagers arrested in carjacking
• Suit claims singer beaned concertgoer
• Mobile home rent on Marina agenda today
• Presidio eyes new gate as part of growth plan
• Your Town: Literacy Campaign for Monterey County launches
• Sheriff to address allegations today
• July Fourth mostly quiet, police say
• A Monterey matriarch, Rose Segovia, 102, dies
• Children testify in dad's trial
• Horses' Spanish lineage part of Carmel Mission's Founders day celebration
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Drive-by shootings in King City
• Marina log: Vehicle burglarized
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Sheriff log: Dog thrown from moving vehicle
• Donna Teresa: The Chance Phelps Foundation supports medic at triathlon at Pacific Grove
• Police briefs: Man stabbed, robbed in Pajaro
• Your Town: Barbecue benefits Walk and Roll Foundation
• Alisal district sees changes under state trustee
• Your Town:
• Liza Horvath: The power of words
• Santa Catalina honor roll
• Police briefs: Salinas man arrested for weapons, child porn
• Team that got gang convictions faces cuts
• Farm boy stays active at 88
• Monterey log: Arrest for petty theft
• Marina log: Possession of controlled substances
• Holiday schedules for Independence Day
• Monterey County populace getting older, more solitary
• Man, 22, shot dead in Salinas
• Man's body found in Carmel River
• No release in drug-gang case
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Stop for speeding violation
• Alzheimer's Association to hold free workshop
• Sunday news shows
• New job for judge in death penalty issue
• Your Town
• Police seek help in dead baby scam
• Zynga: San Francisco maker of 'FarmVille,' other games files for IPO
• Smile, your (house) is on Google camera!
• Welcome Center gets warm Salinas greeting
• Former IMF leader Strauss-Kahn free from house arrest; charges stand
• Rapist's release in question
• SPCA for Monterey County holding twenty for $20 adoption event
• Monterey log: Graffiti vandalism
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• No contest pleas in Big Sur crash
• Suspects were shoplifting, say police
• Your Town:
• County workers to vote on deal
• Blood donors sought before holiday weekend
• New Santa Cruz trolley is the wheel deal
• Mom in Salinas baby-selling case gets probation
• Your Town:
• MPC budget gets OK
• Bank of America to pay $8.5B to settle mortgage claims
• Boys and Girls Club fine-tunes literacy program for first-graders
• Sheriff log: Subjects legally shooting squirrels
• Bank of America to pay $8.5B to settle mortgage claims
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Burglary to vehicle
• Carmel log: Loss of wallet
• Leaked report faces probe
• Meeting on downtown Monterey focuses on congestion
• Board rejects union plan
• Report finds city ready for boom
• Mortage rates to rise in next year, says expert
• Daughter to testify against father in slaying of mother, brother, relative
• Your Town:
• Traffic snarled for hours after accident on Highway 1 near Rio Del Mar
• Lagarde chosen to lead IMF; first woman in top job
• World Cup: Cheney, Buehler score as US beats North Korea 2-0
• Grape pest forces quarantine in Santa Cruz County
• Sheriff log: Arrest for fighting on sidewalk
• Seaside log: Guitar playing panhandler nearly causes collision
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Report of sick raccoon
• Police briefs: Two Marina women arrested on drug charges
• Your Town: Pacific Grove council to hear urban forest plan
• Fort Ord projects just got cheaper
• Deadly weekend for motorists
• East Garrison plan on board agenda
• Los Angeles Dodgers file for bankruptcy protection
• Blagojevich jury reaches verdicts on 18 counts
• Former cop pleads no contest in elder abuse case
• Sheriff log: Vehicle set on fire
• Motorcycle crash kills two south of Castroville
• Castroville crash kills two men
• Supreme Court kills California's violent video game law
• Two killed in truck collision outside Salinas
• Green thumb inspires yard guru
• Fewer transit options for seniors
• Defining elder abuse
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• The value of reverse mortgages
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Fire damages house near Cannery Row
• Your Town: One killed in head-on accident south of Castroville
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Possession of controlled substance for sale
• Carmel log: Report of found chair
• Monterey log: Juvenile arrested for marijuana possession
• Marina log: Marijuana possession on school grounds
• Carmel log: Illegal tree trimming at residence
• Police briefs: Oakland man arrested in Marina burglary
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Monterey log: DUI arrest
• Monterey County United Veterans Council Meeting to be held
• Carmel log: Unwanted texts from ex
• Truck wedged under frame for road sign in Salinas
• Police briefs: Produce truck driver dies in crash near King City
• Your Town: Salinas townhouse project gets $11.2 million in tax credits
• Authorities tight-lipped on Salinas auto shop raids
• Gen. Jim Moore Boulevard renovation enters final phase
• Salinas man found guilty in shooting
• TV's Columbo, Peter Falk, has died at 83
• NY governor signs gay marriage law
• TV's Columbo, Peter Falk, has died at 83
• Driver dies as produce truck hits tree, CHP says
• Sheriff log: Son beats mother with broomstick
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Inmate family support group to meet
• Carmel log: Vehicle stopped for tinted windows
• Police briefs: Parolee arrested in traffic stop
• Your Town:
• Marina backs off budget cuts
• City approves new $13M budget
• Officials rethink who is kept in Monterey County Jail
• Fugitive mobster Whitey Bulger, an inspiration for 'The Departed,' arrested in California
• Sheriff log: Unauthorized vehicle in agriculture field
• Boil advisory lifted in Hidden Hills
• Saab runs out of cash to pay wages
• Seaside log: Man tells officer that church members are terrorists
• Passport fair to be held
• Carmel log: Driver stopped for running two stop signs
• Rants & Raves
• WaterPlus requests public workshop on Cal Am takeover
• County redistricting group to give updates
• Your Town: MPC union to consider new contract
• Striking union files charge against SVMH
• Man in Seaside shooting had history of domestic violence
• Magnitude-6.7 quake hits Japan
• Move over funnel cakes, fried Kool-Aid is here
• 'Jackass' star was drunk at time of fatal crash, toxicology report says
• Video shows suspects in three burglaries
• Doctors upgrade condition of beaten Giants fan Bryan Stow
• Sheriff log: Subject smoking meth under overpass
• Seaside log: Smartphone video leads to arrest
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Police briefs: Girl, 17, suspect in King City stabbing
• Your Town
• LANKARAN NEW SISTER CITY
• Man dies in domestic dispute in Seaside
• DNA reveals man not rapist
• Castroville woman faces fed gang charge
• Residents chastise City Council
• SUMMER'S HERE, FOR A FEW DAYS
• Huntsman joins WH race, promising jobs, civility
• The world's oldest person dies in Brazil
• Chiang to legislators: You forfeited your pay
• Senate approves Panetta as Pentagon chief
• Bay View charter school has a site
• Obama likely to cut 10,000 troops from Afghanistan this year
• PG&E knew about its shoddy record-keeping of natural gas pipelines as early as 1992
• Sheriff log: Driver fails to stop at Pebble Beach gate
• Seaside log: Male parked in two different residential areas within two hours
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Jewelry taken from residence
• Donna Teresa: A website that pays tribute to veterans
• Police briefs: 4 arrested in Salinas for possession of guns, drugs and fireworks
• Your Town: Brokaw Hall dismantling begins
• Monterey sets workshops on transportation, parking next week
• $1.3M in fees, costs approved in Cedar Funding case
• 7 injured in Salinas head-on crash
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn dies in fiery Pennsylvania crash
• Several hurt in head-on crash near Salinas
• Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• Volunteers needed for the Monterey County Fair
• Sheriff log: DUI arrest
• Records shed light on gang moves
• California water rules rile farmers
• Facing Medicare drug cost barriers
• Peter Hoss: Beware the political scammer
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Mamie's light
• Police briefs: Five arrested in trespassing, rape charges in Marina
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Fire district to conduct controlled burn at Laguna Seca range
• DeBono has lifelong passion for theater
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of marijuana
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: POW/MIA flag stolen
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for driving under the influence
• Carmel log: Vehicle repossession
• 30 evacuated in Castroville fire
• YOUNG EAGLES
• Monterey County Veteran of the year nominations currently open
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Animal Friends Rescue Project to hold "Dining Out for the Animals" event
• Judge clears seven to take stand in Pollacci rape case
• Your Town:
• Restaurant shooting incident earns man 35 to life
• Man shot in drive-by dies of wounds
• Injunction issued in murder trial
• PARENT SCHOOL
• MST mulls service cuts
• How to get the best airfare: Use Facebook, Twitter; book at the right time
• How to get the best airfare: Use Facebook, Twitter; book at the right time
• Sheriff log: Suspect cuts phone line
• Seaside log: Officers notice known prostitute enter motel room with elderly male
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• New High School Project to hold second annual retrospective
• Marina to weigh public safety cuts
• Man shot while driving his car
• Your Town:
• Brown vetoes budget, criticizes `gimmicks'
• Rep. Anthony Weiner resigns over sexting scandal
• Sheriff log: Fight at shopping center
• Citigroup says 218,000 customers were affected by data breach
• Police briefs: Two sought in theft of car with tot inside
• Your Town: Take part in survey on branding Salinas
• Pacific Grove to study bag tax
• Immigrants seek a solution to their stateless status
• Language Line Services Launches 'Language Access Center for Excellence'
• US Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• Barry Bonds asks for acquittal or new trial
• Nielsen: Online video viewers watch less TV
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Study: Lifespan sank in hundreds of US counties
• Wine-grape sales lowest since 2004
• The SPCA for Monterey County to hold cat adoption event
• Seaside log: Woman prevents customers from entering pizza establishment
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: Caps return as Army nixes black berets
• MST project on Fort Ord gets boost
• Offices, not hotel, favored for Oldtown lot
• Questions stall desal forum
• U.S. shows interest in Africa
• Jury selection begins in officer's theft trial
• Suspect named in King City slaying
• Supervisors approve MST project for Fort Ord
• Schwarzenegger's mistress breaks silence
• Monterey County Crop Report: Strawberries still on top
• Judge rejects bid to set aside Proposition 8 ruling
• Community forum on Regional Desalination Project postponed
• Senate panel OKs Panetta to be next Pentagon chief
• Sheriff log: Arrest for dropping closet door on father
• Seaside log: Arrest for possession of heroin
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Police briefs: Deputies use stun gun to detain Salinas man
• Your Town: Journalism scholarship applications due June 20
• Two drivers admit killing teenager in Highway 1 crash
• Former Herald publisher Jayne Speizer dies at 61
• Brokaw Hall demolition set for Monday
• P.G. eyes tax on shopping bags
• Monterey OKs $94M priority-based budget
• Judge Terrance Duncan announces retirement
• Board to hear MST yard appeal
• Salyer seeks relaxed conditions
• Marie Callender's closes Salinas restaurant, others
• Proposition 8 case: Court packed for hearing on same-sex marriage judge
• Carmel log: Ex-husband barges into home without permission
• No contest plea in Big Sur vehicular manslaughter case
• Monterey log: Arrest for misdemeanor hit and run
• Sheriff log: Arrest for DUI and walking into helicopter landing zone
• Former BART officer Mehserle released from jail
• Take steps to ensure safety in hospital
• Police briefs:
• Senior care takes a village
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Your Town:
• With luck and energy, Ree Brunell keeps singing
• Police briefs: Fire damages Sherwood Elementary School portable building
• Nonprofits
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Maps give region 'a voice'
• Sunday news shows
• Union protests cutbacks, plans SVMH walkout on June 21
• Germany: Sprouts clearly caused E. coli outbreak
• Volunteers sought for lake cleanup
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Big 5 store manager praised for calm 911 call about shooting
• Your Town: Just Run sets mileage record
• Jacobo Ruelas hit with gag order after Herald interview
• Woman hit, killed by car as son watches
• Gang sweep moves to Tracy
• Gingrich aides resign, leave campaign in question
• Expert panel blames San Bruno blast on sewer work; lambastes PG&E
• 911 call from Big 5 shows calm under pressure
• Oakland A's fire manager Bob Geren
• Bicyclist killed near UCSC in possible hit-and-run
• Watsonville shooter ID'd
• Herald expands award-winning GO! magazine
• Seaside log: Report of 20 people fighting in street
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of marijuana for sale
• Police briefs: North Salinas garage fire causes $55,000 damage
• Your Town: Marina councilman Brown to pay $200 campaign fine
• Architect sizes up downtown Monterey
• Retirees travel across country to protest firm's health cuts
• Central Valley sweep strikes blow to Nuestra Familia
• Manzoni Vineyards Announces New Wine and New Winemaker
• Man identified in Watsonville sporting goods store shooting
• Sheriff log: Suspect returns to store to say he is not buying beer, but taking it
• Carmel and Pacific Grove post offices to hold passport fair
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Male flees after battering girlfriend
• Police kill gunman in Watsonville Big 5 store
• Police briefs: Pedestrian killed by big rig was Arizona man
• Your Town: Highway 1 at Alder Creek opens Friday
• Boy, 15, to be tried as adult in motel murders
• Monterey supports MST project for bus facility on Fort Ord
• Monterey Peninsula College teachers, administrators reach tentative agreement
• Marina council vote stalls Cypress Knolls proposal
• California reveals plan to cut inmate population
• One person shot and killed at sporting goods store in Watsonville
• Sheriff log: Lower portion of gun found in riverbed
• Monterey log: Possession of broken glass pipe
• Marina log: Arrest for bringing knife onto school property
• Marina hungry for In-N-Out
• Police briefs: Man hurt in King City shooting
• Your Town: Pia named interim city manager for Salinas
• Monterey city budget ready for approval
• Accused teen killer is borderline retarded
• Pedestrian hit by big rig, killed on Highway 101
• Murder suspect Jacobo Ruelas, acting as own attorney, says informants paid
• Santorum enters White House race warning of Obama
• Microsoft: Live television coming to Xbox 360
• Apple's Jobs, on medical leave, appears on stage
• King City man wounded in shooting
• Man celebrates 85 years living with diabetes
• Big night for Pattinson at MTV
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Handle finances openly
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Monterey plans higher sewer rates
• Fairgrounds superman
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Arrest for disturbing the peace
• Court OKs prayer at graduation
• Man pleads no contest in attack on deputy
• Ag industry faces labor squeeze
• Police arrest man after scuffle
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Rocky road in public service
• Rocky road in public service
• Summit eyes climate
• Monterey area hit hard by rainstorms
• Le Merienda 2011 fetes Monterey's founding
• Monterey log: Arrest for fighting in public
• Sustainable Pacific Grove to hold energy efficiency presentation
• Carmel log: Verbal dispute
• Sunday news shows
• Your Town: Heavy rain expected in Big Sur mountains
• Monterey Diocese sued over alleged abuse in the 1960s
• A theater that did not close
• Trial to begin for Salinas officer
• Salinas postmaster retires
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Britney Spears is showing her appreciation to the Marines
• Sheriff log: Attempt to steal laser control box
• SPCA for Monterey County to hold cat adoption event
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Carmel log: Report of miles added to vehicle
• Online course fees rile students
• Sewer repair would raise rates
• 320 county jobs face ax
• Your Town:
• Police Briefs
• Otter bill gets approval
• Free screening for language disorders and learning disabilities to be held
• Sheriff log: Report of overdue hikers in Ventana wilderness
• Seaside log: Officers locate backpack with close to 4 pounds of marijuana
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Loose dog runs into woman's leg
• Boy in stabbing in Bay Area for treatment
• Pacific Grove inches toward solvency
• Salinas mail processing center to close
• Officials try to stymie prison gang's reach
• Teenager pleads no contest in shooting
• Your Town: Sallinas Valley offers free CPR classes
• Sheriff log: Juvenile stabs herself in arm
• Postal Service axes Salinas processing center
• Seaside log: Man purposely crashed his vehicle into another vehicle
• Monterey log: Arest for DUI
• Volunteers needed for Pacific Grove July Fourth celebration
• Late spring rain in forecast
• Nurse finds missing baby in stolen car near Toro Park
• Two arrests on gun, drug charges
• Your Town:
• Sewer plan seeks rate hike by July
• Expansion plan stuck on water
• BROTHERS ADMIT ATTACK
• Carmel OKs guidelines for new city administrator
• Sheriff log: Hitchiker attacked
• Police briefs: Five teens arrested after King City car chase
• Your Town: Pacific Grove City Council to decide on Brokaw Hall
• Pressure is on for older job seekers
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Parental care can bring personal risks
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Police briefs: Firefighters battle blaze near San Ardo
• Your Town: Presidio plan open for public review
• P.G. couple reflect on 73 years of marriage
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Arrest for fleeing officers
• Carmel log: Report of tree limb on vehicle
• 'Geezer Bandit' robs again
• Police briefs: Patients evacuated during Monterey fire
• IRS agent headed to prison
• Man ruled competent for trial
• Police briefs: Victim in fatal Carmel Valley crash identified
• MST granted short-term loan
• Your Town:
• Radio veteran off the air
• Church got bad review in 1882
• Workers get $535K
• Update: Lamb waives hearing for release
• Elderly Carmel Valley crash victim identified
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Carmel log: Ex-wife yells obscenities from vehicle
• Alzheimer's Association to hold free class
• Salinas man gets 4 years in weapons case
• Elderly woman dies in van accident
• Your Town: P.G. seeks new aquarium parking plan
• In-N-Out is a no go
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Assembly limits using immigration check in arrests
• Sheriff log: Husband and wife argue about husband's communication with ex-wife
• Woman critically injured in 100-foot cliff fall in Capitola
• CHP investigating fatal Carmel Valley crash
• Salinas man sentenced to 57 months in prison on firearms dealing charges
• Giants catcher Buster Posey likely out for year
• Monterey officer named CSUMB police commander
• Psychiatrist: Lamb shouldn't be released yet
• Storage building fire forces evacuation of Pacific Grove area
• Presidio to fire memorial cannon today
• 4 men sentenced to prison in Nuestra Familia drug case
• Marina Coast Water board approves investigation of 'hostile work environment'
• Teenager arrested in shooting
• Your Town:
• Brokaw Hall could avoid demolition
• No decision on Cypress
• SHORE STUDY
• Santa Cruz's Cowell Beach ranked worst of the state in environmental group's annual report
• Former street preacher gets life in Smart case
• AP source: Edwards could be indicted within days
• Salinas teen arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect Jared Loughner incompetent for trial
• Salinas city manager resigns to take job in Inglewood
• Marina water board hires counsel to look into general manager's complaint about board member
• No decision yet on Cypress Knolls developer
• Summit Fire victims still rebuilding three years later
• Police briefs: Salinas linen service workers exposed to fumes
• Your Town: Monterey County crime rate increased in 2010
• Whooping cough outbreak still hanging on
• Local man named to Alaska bench
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Seaside log: Unruly subject in library
• Oprah Winfrey focuses on fans during finale
• Family sues Dodgers in opening day attack on Bryan Stow
• Police briefs: Paso Robles man dies in Highway 1 accident
• State will probe Pacific Grove police complaint
• Polarized politics bemoaned at Panetta Institute lecture
• Your Town: Pacific Grove city council to hear zoning law amendment proposal
• Seaside log: Report of people hiding in trees with rifles
• Monterey log: Arrest for resisting arrest
• Carmel log: Mother calls probation regarding out of control son
• Accident snarls Highway 68
• Sheriff log: Pan falls from counter onto 1-month old child
• Supreme Court upholds order requiring California to reduce prison population
• Assembly votes to prohibit sale of shark fins
• Police outline pre-arrest details in Dodger Stadium beating; Stow family issues statement
• 7 boaters rescued from island in Tomales Bay
• Stolen ATM cards used to rack up $25K in jackpots
• Closings to wrap in Oakland editor murder trial
• Baby reported missing found far from home
• Number of centenarians is booming in U.S.
• Liza Horvath: Protection trusts can pay off
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Peter Hoss: Skepticism may be best defense
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Monterey County to expand boat inspection at lakes
• Monterey log: Possession of controlled substance
• Marina log: Illegal U-turn
• Carmel log: Loose dog
• WILDLIFE BALANCING ACT
• Persistent police nab three teens
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Teenagers to be tried in Salinas slaying
• Marina budget digs into cash reserves
• Police briefs: Woman found near Marina airport was not attacked
• Professor Toro reads W.H. Bishop: Chinese fishing village a scene of 'exceeding quaintness'
• Coast Gallery in Big Sur for sale by auction
• Pollacci will be tried in Monterey County
• Internship paves way for CSU Monterey Bay student's budding science career
• Monterey log: Domestic dispute
• Marina log: Burglary in progress
• Carmel log: Woman sells car due to sweepstakes scam
• Your Town: Roads closed for railroad repair in Castroville; alternate routes suggested for Artichoke Festival
• Pollacci trial to stay in county
• Randy 'Macho Man' Savage dead at 58
• California jobless rate dips below 12 percent
• CDC's 'zombie apocalypse' advice an Internet hit
• Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty running for president
• Sheriff log: Driver found passed out in vehicle
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Juvenile observed breaking street light
• Carmel log: Lost camera bag
• Lifeguards' six-figure pay riles California beach city
• Police briefs: Injured, partially clad woman found near Marina airport
• Your Town: Mother faces sentencing in baby-selling case
• State redistricting panel to visit Salinas
• Gun charges dropped against neurosurgeon
• Salinas man proclaims gang affiliation during sentencing
• Former teammate says Lance Armstrong used drug EPO
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• New map shows California's most likely landslide areas
• Ex-IMF chief gets bail in sex assault case
• Calif. lawmakers vote to let nonprofits run parks
• Lawyer: Texas mom accused of killing, dumping body in Maine may have eyed murder-suicide
• Injured Seaside woman found near Marina airport
• Sheriff log: Weapons found in jail bunk
• Fatal accident in South County under investigation
• Carmel Valley Village crash on bike race route
• AMBAG chief ousted
• $4.5 million sill completed at Elkhorn Slough
• Man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of a minor
• Police briefs: Car kills pedestrian in parking lot
• Your Town: Tickets available for last Panetta lecture of season
• Salinas police struggle to arrest man 'acting weird'
• Marina weighs in on MST's Fort Ord plans
• Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital's interim chief up to task
• Downing severance nearly $1M
• Circumcision ban to appear on San Francisco ballot
• Home videos show boy found dead in Maine
• Salinas man arrested after struggle with police
• Woman who escaped from CHP wanted for car theft
• Sheriff log: Brass boat propeller stolen from yard
• Michigan woman accepts $1,000 eBay bid to sell 2-year-old cousin
• Seaside log: Possession of cocaine and meth
• Passport fair to be held at King City Post Office
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• High used-car prices make it ideal time to sell
• Employee arrested in Monterey office fire
• Police briefs: Man tries con for cash, purchases in Salinas
• Your Town: Alder Creek to stay closed until June
• Tussle over rape trial venue in Pollacci case
• Board puts off Corral de Tierra decision
• Amgen Tour of California: Nation's biggest bike race focuses world on Seaside
• Monterey receives draft budget
• Officials mull industrial park
• Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew dies at 74
• Schwarzenegger admits to fathering child with household staff member
• SALMON CATCH SLIM: Few fish for sport, commercial anglers
• Taxi driver arrested after wrong-way, DUI crash on Highway 1
• Firefighters knock down Monterey commercial building blaze
• Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew dies at 74
• Sheriff log: Intoxicated man staggers across road carrying love seat
• Highway 1 to remain closed south of Big Sur
• Seaside log: Wife arrested for attacking husband
• Monterey log: Citation for driving without headlights
• Carmel log: Probation violation
• Donna Teresa: The California Sun Shines at Arlington National Cemetery
• Your Town: MPUSD's Shepherd honored
• Salinas school worker jailed in child porn case
• CSUMB's program honored with Presidential award
• Salinas faces 5 years of deficit
• MONTEREY MARITIME AND HISTORY MUSEUM CHANGES NAME TO MUSEUM OF MONTEREY AND REOPENS AFTER 15 MONTHS!
• Carmel Food Company Opens!
• Traffic delays expected in Monterey during street resurfacing
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Alzheimer's Association to hold education conference
• Seagull causes power outage in Capitola
• Aromas man arrested after chase down Highway 101
• Sheriff log: Ex-boyfriend calls ex-girlfriend five times from jail
• Tornadoes harrowing for elderly
• Unnecessary colon screenings frequent, study says
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: Investing where your values are
• Police briefs: Salinas teen wounded by gunfire, flown to Bay Area hospital
• Man escapes on foot after high-speed chase on Highway 101 near Aromas
• Notre Dame Honor roll
• 5 MIIS students get Fulbrights
• Your Town: Del Rey Oaks council meeting canceled
• Hotel wasn't luxury for pilot trainees
• SAFE PEDALING
• Monterey log: Commercial burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Arrest for parole violation
• Man gets 15 years for elder abuse
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Soledad fire under control
• Soledad fire under control
• Seaside log: intoxicated male arrested after refusing to leave business
• Citizens League for Progress to hold community forum
• Carmel log: Surfboard bag lost after being left on top of vehicle
• School year could be cut
• Police briefs:
• Your Town
• Monterey's rundown look of 1882
• Neighborhood panel will watch 'Big Bird'
• Salinas Valley correctional officers' reinstatement upheld
• Salinas Valley correctional officers' reinstatement upheld
• Sheriff log: Skeletal remains located in Soledad area
• Seaside log: Two boxes of live ammunition found in parking lot
• Carmel log: Dog bites person
• Alzheimer's Association to hold six-week class for caregivers
• Police briefs: Police, FBI arrest P.G. man on child porn charges
• United Way campaign raises $3.5 million
• Your Town: Stillwater Cove safe for swimming
• Police describe murder scene
• Faulty motorcycle foils escape
• MPC trustees approve layoffs
• James Durbin voted off 'American Idol'
• White House to end photo re-enactments of presidential speeches
• City of Santa Cruz announces Durbin Day schedule of events
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Sheriff log: Naked woman dances on vehicle
• Birth Network of Monterey County to hold doula event
• Healthy shopping presentation to be held
• Carmel log: Unrestrained dog bite's neck of other dog
• Police briefs: Boy shot off his own toe with shotgun
• Your Town: Highway 1 drivers face new delays
• Wise response reunites barn owls
• MPC votes on layoffs today
• Monterey County kindergartners need English help, test scores show
• 2 quakes in Spain kill 10, injure dozens
• Newt Gingrich: I'm running for president
• Hospital financial audit approved
• Sheriff log: Possession of stolen property
• Kitchen fire in Hollister
• Seaside log: Black tar heroin found during domestic disturbance
• Carmel log: Found wallet
• Call for artists for First Night Monterey
• Police briefs: Man killed in Castroville identified
• Your Town: English learners' test scores lag behind state average
• Not guilty plea in Marina slaying
• Group lays out vision for Seaside dog park
• Doctor waved gun at son, deputies say
• Google launching cloud-based music service
• Sons In Retirement to hold lunch meeting
• Sheriff log: Man shows gun to son during domestic dispute
• Pacific Grove Public Library to celebrate 103rd birthday
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Crime reporting lacks context, students say
• Two hurt in head-on crash
• Three homicide cases open
• Tourists stranded
• Your Town: Panel to consider audit of SVMH
• P.G. ready to OK tree law
• Plan for downtown makeover advances
• Teen killed in Marina by friendly fire, police say
• P.G. to mark 105th anniversary of Chinese village fire
• Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver announce separation
• Report: Microsoft to buy Skype for $7 billion
• Arizona going to U.S. Supreme Court on immigration
• Crew subdues man banging on cockpit during flight to SFO
• 'Wicked intent' of gang hit list
• Carmel log: Transient seen in hotel room
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Two Marina residents arrested in March shooting
• Sheriff log: Daughter disobeys house rules
• NBC's Meredith Vieira leaving 'Today' show
• Quake shifted Japan; towns now flood at high tide
• A week of protests
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: Marriage and age differences
• Adult day care in a quandary
• Police briefs:
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: Castroville shooting leaves 1 dead
• Monterey log: Complaint of loud music
• Carmel log: Transient woman harassing restaurant guests
• 'American Idol' contestant James Durbin will get his day in Santa Cruz
• Police briefs: Prunedale man arrested on drug charges
• Philanthropist Baskin wins MPC President's Award
• Your Town: Monning to hold town hall in Seaside
• Professor Toro: Monterey as seen by a traveler in 1882
• Bike Week's popularity grows
• Marine monitors see otter give birth at Elkhorn Slough
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death
• Sheriff log: Nine-year old student assaulted students and struck teacher
• Economy adds 244,000 jobs, but unemployment rate rises to 9 percent
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Dog owner counseled on loose dog
• Police briefs: Tip leads to stabbing suspect
• Your Town: Highway 1 open date pushed back
• Natividad sued again over teen's suicide
• Ex-teacher wants jury to hear molest case
• Salinas firefighter accused of molesting girl
• Desal backers unfazed
• Mixed results in ranking Monterey County's public schools
• Salinas fire captain arrested on molestation charge
• Alliance on Aging Honors holds "I Remember Mama" event
• Sheriff log: Theft of jewelry from home
• Carmel log: Lost puppy
• Volunteers needed for 18th annual Carmel Art Festival
• Monterey log: Arrest for challenging to fight
• Police briefs: Girl suffers severe cuts in accident
• Your Town: Public can review DLI proposal
• Salinas priest gets year in jail for molesting boy
• Monterey County sizzles in springtime weather
• Seaside workers forgo pay raises
• Old Bathhouse amendment gets OK
• Local school districts may be owed millions
• PG&E reports big drop in profits
• Obama will not release photo of bin Laden
• Sheriff log: Three-year old boy found wandering in neighborhood
• Seaside log: Man passed out in front of tire store
• Monterey log: Arrest for petty theft
• Carmel log: Female transient eats hotel food meant for guests
• Briefs appeal comes up short
• Your Town: Human rights conference starts Friday
• DA looks into discrepancy over recall notice for Fernando Armenta
• Monterey airport safety project likely to get OK
• Brenda Lewis wins water district board seat
• Man shot multiple times early this morning in Watsonville
• U.S. weighs release of photos of slain bin Laden
• Seaside keeps stage of Tour of California, but route changes
• Sheriff log: Man with restraining order uses child to enter locked room
• Effort grows to erase N-word from California cemetery
• Goodyear plans replacements for its 3-blimp fleet
• Your Town: Revised tree law goes to Pacific Grove council
• Seaside log: Apartment complex video camera catches burglary
• Monterey log: Theft of bicycle
• Carmel log: Driveway blocked by vehicle
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: William and Harry's Vital Role in Helping Britain's Wounded War Veterans
• Reprisal attack by al-Qaida likely, expert says
• Mission called flawless
• Police briefs: Trapeze artist hurt at Northridge
• Alejo calls for SVMH audit
• Salinas stabbing viewed as hate crime
• Southwest buys AirTran, grows even bigger
• PG&E to replace 1,600 defective SmartMeters
• Southwest buys AirTran, grows even bigger
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Sheriff log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Seniors' programs confusing, report says
• Who will take care of the aging boomers?
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Avoid traps in passing on wealth
• Nonprofits
• Your Town:
• Highway 1 repair begins
• Not rich, but famous locally
• Death won't end terror
• For $300, Big Sur marathoners can get VIP treatment
• Monterey log: Peace disturbance
• Marina log: Possession of and transporting crack cocaine
• Carmel log: Dogs jumping at children
• Two men stabbed outside movie theater
• Checkpoint stops 445 vehicles
• Class Notes
• FUN WITH FISH
• Two stabbed at Del Monte Center
• Gadhafi OK but NATO strike kills youngest son
• Peripheral neuropathy meeting to be held
• Monterey log: Graffiti vandalism
• Carmel log: Man sleeping in bushes
• Sunday news shows
• Apple education specialist touts technology as learning tool
• Police briefs: 3 arrested when guns found in car
• Your Town: Lawsuit filed over fatal tour bus crash
• Professor Toro: Science dad wins prize for website
• Cedar Funding sanctions hearing delayed
• NASA delays space shuttle Endeavour's last launch
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Appeals court lifts stem cell research ban
• Sheriff log: Daughter throws tantrum after mom takes her cell phone
• North Salinas High School class of 1966 to hold class reunion
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• UN launching emergency food aid program in NKorea
• Judge to review murder suspect's conduct in prison
• Assessor warns of company's property tax service offer
• Child porn suspect in rehab, lawyer says
• Your Town: Carmel considers recruiting firms for city administrator
• Former Cedar Funding owner fights sanctions
• Revised course a race Big Sur marathon director has run before
• Kids' foster home struggles in spotlight
• Garridos plead guilty to kidnapping, raping Jaycee Dugard
• Woman identified whose body was found in Santa Cruz apartment; death ruled a homicide
• Murder suspect allegedly engaged in prison misconduct
• Social worker accused of having child porn being treated for addiction
• Leon Panetta: Local boy does good
• Sheriff log: Woman struck with laundry cart
• Seaside log: Vehicle stolen
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Juvenile arrested for public intoxication
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: Salinas police hold checkpoint Friday
• Pebble Beach Food & Wine: Small winery gets its shot with big-time exposure
• Royal wedding divide: Sleep or swoon?
• Panetta to lead Department of Defense
• 'Race to Nowhere' film spotlights stress of tests
• P.G. OKs Bathhouse deal
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• Apple says it will fix iPhone's location 'bugs'
• Golden State Warriors fire Keith Smart
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
• Sheriff log: Stove top stolen from home under construction
• Official says pay cuts won't stem shortfall
• Seaside log: Arrest for defrauding innkeeper
• Marina Post Office to hold passport fair
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of hypodermic needles,
• Seaside officer hit with more sex charges
• Your Town:
• Seaside log: Female arrested for outstanding traffic warrants.
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of meth for sale
• Volunteers needed for Seaside Giving Garden
• Carmel log: Female transient no longer allowed on grounds
• Panel rejects soda tax
• Old Bath House lease considered
• Divers' gear didn't fail
• Cocaine found in shoe of jailed man
• Your Town:
• Brokaw Hall reprieve
• Ex-Hartnell employees lose job lawsuit
• Desal financing plan delayed
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout, appeal expected
• Prop. 8 supporters move to erase ruling because trial judge is openly gay
• 49ers Hall of Famer Joe `The Jet' Perry dies at 84
• Man hid cocaine in shoe, Sheriff's Office says
• Oakland club shooting leaves 2 dead, 4 injured
• Sheriff log: Suspect identified in residential burglary
• Nintendo says successor to Wii coming in 2012
• Watsonville cold storage fire kills fish in slough
• Your Town: Maritime Museum picks curator
• Majority of tsunami dead were 60 or older
• Niche retirements beckon boomers
• Report faults state on caregivers
• Liza Horvath: Taking care with assets, addictions
• Seniors: Passion for exercise fuels Carmel couple's 53-year-marriage
• Monterey log: Arrested for possession of meth
• Marina log: Possession of firearm
• Carmel log: Dogs fight over ball
• Monterey log: Arrest for fighting in public
• Marina log: Vehicle vandalized
• Carmel log: Man with four weimaraner dogs threatens man
• Lohan released from L.A. jail
• Prison guard smuggled phones
• Crew monitors warehouse
• Fire closes wing of mall
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• EARTH ANGELS
• Fire closes wing of Northridge Mall
• Seaside log: Driver stopped for speeding
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Alzheimer's support groups to be held
• Police briefs: Fire burns King City apartments
• Your Town: Aquarium gets $5.9 million grant
• Salinas Valley Memorial hires interim CEO
• Highway 101 work in Prunedale to begin Monday, last four years
• Friends of John Paul II Foundation to hold mass
• King City apartment complex fire displaces 45 residents
• Early morning fire guts Seaside taco stand
• Sheriff log: Passenger assaults another passenger on bus
• Three males, car sought in Salinas bank robbery
• Salinas Valley Half Marathon's training to be held
• Seaside log: Suspect attacks police dog
• Free presentation "A Humane Response to International Wars and Disasters" to be held
• Watsonville warehouse destroyed by blaze
• Your Town: Trees pose danger to forest road
• Salyer case: Judge advises no public funding to aid defense
• Stonepine ruined wedding, suit says
• Chavez history may save jail
• Fallout from senior complex
• Kitchen fire damages likely $50K
• Plan your Easter, Earth Day
• Marina fire causes $50,000 damage
• PG&E's top exec resigns
• Amazon data center failure takes down sites across Internet
• National Park Service examines preserving farm labor history spots
• Historian to speak at Central Coast Lighthouse Keepers meeting
• Sheriff log: Woman received Percocet pills in mail
• Monterey log: Arrest for theft and conspiracy
• Carmel log: Intoxicated subject found in roadway
• Police briefs: Hunters discover human skull in Carmel Valley
• Your Town: Highway 1 north of Big Sur reopens to traffic
• Studies link pesticides, lower intelligence in kids
• Bay View charter gets more time to find site
• Redistricting panel faces issues
• Pacific Grove faces tough choices on funding
• Highway 1 north of Big Sur to open at 8 p.m.
• Obama's Facebook visit: President Obama arrives at Facebook
• County lifts health warning at beaches
• Major League Baseball takes over operations of Dodgers
• Sheriff log: Man jumps from moving vehicle during argument
• Seaside log: Man arrested for attempting to choke girlfriend
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Police briefs: Five injured in Aromas accident
• Your Town: Warning signs posted on Monterey, Pebble Beach beaches
• Murder suspect can represent himself
• Bay View group wants more time to find school site
• Pollacci's defense asks for change of venue
• Point Pinos Grill's former operator disputes debt allegations
• Diver rescued Sunday dies
• Ag industry decries over-regulation
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• Sheriff log: Female passenger in possession of billy club
• Judge rules murder suspect can represent himself
• Taco Bell beef lawsuit dropped
• Google to allow U.S. users to edit maps
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: The legacy of Korean and Vietnam War veteran Arthur B. Garbizo
• Salinas Good Samaritan credited with getting conviction
• Police briefs: Prunedale gas station robbed
• Your Town: The Herald wins award for arts coverage
• Desal project survives appeal
• MPUSD's top administrators to get 2.5 percent raise
• Nevada teenagers' diving gear recovered from Monterey Bay
• Parolee on loose again
• KEEPING DEBT IN CONTROL
• Monterey water district's swing vote
• Monterey man gets prison for biting ear
• Candle starts fire that destroys Salinas home
• Prunedale gas station robbed
• A lifetime of serving justice
• Peter Hoss: Understanding debit and credit cards
• Senior gathering sites in Monterey County
• Advisory groups and trustees
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Female scuba diver rescued, taken to CHOMP
• Your Town:
• No time to slow down — bicyclists cross country
• Pacific Grove city council to discuss Brokaw Hall's fate
• Separate Castroville accidents kill one teen girl, injure another girl
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Vandalism to property
• Marina log: Possession of false registration tabs
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• Marina log: Pellet gun found
• Carmel log: Peace disturbance
• Fake doctor gets year in jail
• Police briefs: Suspected Seaside robber arrested Police Briefs
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Robber hits Salinas bank
• Seaside log: Unlawful discharge of firearm
• Monterey log: Arrest for child endangerment
• Carmel log: Theft from vehicle
• Arrest made in Seaside drug raid
• Your Town: Gov. Brown declares emergency for county
• Salinas stadium effort revived
• Excitement of getting a ticket
• Woman ruled competent
• Highway 1 lane near Rocky Creek to reopen on limited basis
• Salinas Valley Memorial chief Sam Downing to retire
• C.V. man convicted of elder abuse
• Judge rules Deborah King competent for DUI sentencing
• Police seize drugs, arrest Seaside woman
• Sheriff log: Theft of 2,000 sprinkler heads
• Monterey log: Juvenile in possession of metal knuckles
• Earth Day to be celebrated with various events
• 19th annual "Kind and Gentle Easter Egg Hunt" to be held
• Police briefs: Two arrested on shoplifting charges after chase
• Your Town: Another slide closes Highway 1 south of Big Sur
• Seaside police officer faces more sex assault charges
• Marina to show off airport improvements
• Salmon season opens May 1
• Salinas district approves independent study school, El Puente
• Monterey County social worker had porn, deputies say
• Highway 1 closed south of Big Sur
• Salinas Valley to cut 200 hospital workers
• Carmel Valley man arrested on gun, vandalism charges
• Monterey log: Juvenile cited for marijuana possession
• Sheriff log: Arrests for possession of Ecstacy
• Carmel log: Female transient becomes aggressive
• Monterey Public Library to celebrate National Library Week
• Seaside log: Possession of meth pipe
• Seaside man faces 30 years for rape in 2000
• Police briefs: Two arrested after car chase to Carmel Valley Village
• Your Town: PG&E cancels planned outage in P.G.
• LANGUAGE OPENS WORLD
• Planning Commission rejects business park, MST facility at Fort Ord
• Bonds guilty on single charge
• Bonds found guilty of obstruction of justice, jury deadlocks on three perjury counts
• Sheriff log: Husband threatens to slap wife for excessive texting
• CIA director Leon Panetta on list for secretary of defense
• Seaside log: Woman removes three-year old child from residence
• Lyceum to hold second annual Model United Nations
• Carmel log: Suspicious person walks into employee's dressing area
• One killed, two injured in violent weekend in Watsonville
• Police briefs: Salinas shooting spurs chase; 2 arrested
• Your Town: Landslide repairs to take longer
• Smaller project urged
• 3 plead not guilty to kidnapping
• Cisco plans to shut its Flip camcorder business
• Sheriff log: Possession of illegal prescription medications
• Former Egyptian President Mubarak hospitalized
• Raw video: Super jumbo jet clips, spins plane at JFK Airport
• Body of California man killed by tsunami found in Oregon
• Truck fire closes Highway 156 for four hours
• Iceland's penis museum finally gets human specimen
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• Your Town: CHP offers class for teen drivers
• Few answers on inmate transfer plan
• Teen kidnap suspects to be charged as adults
• North County pipeline in question
• Trial delayed for evaluation
• Forces capture Ivory Coast strongman in bunker
• Romney announces White House exploratory committee
• Japan shaken by quake after more evacuations urged
• Two divers drown in Monterey Bay
• Watsonville teen stabbed
• Father, daughter rescued off Monastery Beach
• 63-year-old earns black belt in Tae Kwon Do
• New ERs cater to senior patients
• Valve device promising
• Serving Seniors in Monterey County
• Liza Horvath: Exploring special needs trusts
• Palma honor roll
• Police briefs: Watsonville man fatally shot at party
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Construction work closes Marina walking trail
• Seniors: CHOMP volunteers still going strong, 20,000 hours later
• Capitola bounces back
• Gunman robs Castroville restaurant
• Deborah King granted new evaluation
• Police briefs: Garbage truck rolls down embankment
• Your Town: Monterey peace groups to honor war dead
• Professor Toro: Books from well-known Peninsulans
• Chase, crash, after Salinas abduction
• More public computers
• Injured hiker rescued on Sobranes Canyon Trail
• Salinas police report possible kidnapping
• Deborah King to receive another mental competency evaluation
• Garbage truck driver airlifted after Corral de Tierra accident
• First-time home buyers workshop to be held
• Seaside log: Possession of meth for sale
• Volunteers needed to clean up and restore local parks
• Carmel log: Man uses foul language
• Two guilty of murder
• Woman's body found in Los Padres
• Your Town: Salinas supermarket evacuated after fire
• Gunman opens fire in Brazilian school, 12 dead
• Phillip Garrido shocker: Pleads not guilty in Jaycee Dugard kidnap, trial likely in August
• 2 PG&E execs to step down, as utility reorganizes
• 7.4 quake hits off Japan coast, no tsunami expected for US
• Meals on Wheels a hunger lifeline: 40 percent of Peninsula residents who use service are below poverty level
• Video: PrepNation interviews members of the Carmel girls track team
• Judge who struck down Prop 8 confirms he's gay
• Sheriff log: Juvenile armed with two knives chases subjects
• Study: US has 4 million gay adults; 1.7 percent of populace
• Carmel log: Homeless person found in backyard
• Police briefs
• Marina hires lawyer to examine mobile home rents
• Kotowski says she and priest are soul mates
• North County mother lobbies for smaller classroom sizes
• Your Town:
• Firefighters OK staff, benefit cuts
• Navy: Fighter jet crashes in Central Calif. field
• Deputies arrest teen who threatened to kill Pajaro men
• Dish's Blockbuster buy may mean brand's survival
• Priest admits to affair with schools chief kin
• Seaside log: Transient found sleeping in car dealership's car
• Salinas Post Office to hold passport fair
• Interfaith Outreach of Carmel seeks volunteers for benefit shop
• Police briefs: Residence is target of gunfire
• Salinas City Council hears retail plans for auto mall
• Sheriff's deputy sues over firing
• 5 arrested in Castroville in theft of trailer, tools
• Powerline plan aims to protect condors
• Your Town: Quake hits off Big Sur
• Comedian seriously jokes about depression
• Carmel's Guillen gets six months' pay, benefits in separation package
• Japan sets radiation safety level for seafood
• Giants fan beaten at Dodger game may have brain damage
• Rewards in case of beaten Giants fan reach $50K
• Space junk no longer threat, station crew safe
• Small quake hits off Big Sur coastline
• Deputies arrest 5 in connection with Monterey equipment burglary
• Early-morning Salinas apartment fire hurts one
• Southwest plane makes emergency landing at Oakland airport for flap issue
• Sheriff log: Tractor taken for a joyride
• Seaside log: Guest covers himself with every liquid he could find
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: High school students challenged on Civil War history
• Your Town:
• Union says banker has conflict on Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital board
• Wireless engineer downplays cellphone evidence in Salinas murder trial
• Military-civilian cooperation
• P.G. cat trapper runs afoul of law
• McDonald's wants to fill 50K jobs on hiring day
• Central Calif. girl, 11, drives over toddler
• Sheriff log: Man arrested after recycling brass sprinklers
• California tsunami damage estimate increases
• Heroism earns WWII vet Bronze Star
• Opting to retire on college campuses
• Keeping tabs on a trust
• Police briefs: Motorcyclist injured in Vineyard Canyon Road accident
• York School honor roll
• Your Town: Carmel town hall meeting set for today
• At 62, she plays college tennis
• She keeps Big Sur informed
• Breakfast kicks off Pacific Grove festival
• Two free-divers rescued from Carmel River State Beach
• Monterey log: Found property in trunk of police car
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Loose dog running around house
• Monterey log: Unlawful dumping of trash
• Marina log: Suspicious circumstances
• Police briefs: Man found dead under car in Moss Landing
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Seaside rookie's unusual first fire incident
• Body found in Moss Landing; homicide suspected
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Towed vehicle
• Alliance on Aging to give presentation on health reform legislation
• Sunday news shows
• Police briefs: Teenagers arrested in theft of beer, whiskey
• Your Town: Lake Nacimiento declared safe for recreation
• Professor Toro: Tomfoolery on TV, over radio, in print
• Potter, Agha settle campaign contribution suit
• Man gets 200 to life for rape
• Dodger fans attack, critically injure Giants fan
• Car hit by gunfire on Highway 101
• Sheriff log: Nervous suspect begins to sweat profusely
• Seaside log: Officers and detectives conducted 12 probation searches
• Save Our Shores to hold beach cleanup
• Carmel log: Ex-wife violates probation
• Sewer line fixed at Lake Nacimiento; health warning may be lifted today
• Police briefs: Man arrested one year after escaping Juvenile Hall
• Rash of cat poisonings reported in Spreckels
• Clinics seek to improve farmworker health
• Your Town: Man caught in police sting pleads guilty
• Domestic violence panel to assist victims
• Sheriff log: Attempt to steal railroad ties
• Envoy says high-rank Libyans trying to defect
• Sears shoplifting leads to four arrests in Salinas
• Fugitive teenager arrested in Salinas 1 year after Salinas escape
• Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• 10 sailors injured during training off California coast when jet catches fire
• Report: Giants' Barry Zito released from hospital following traffic accident in West Hollywood
• Seaside log: Hundreds of counterfeit IDs found after search warrant served
• Lindamood-Bell Learning to hold open house
• Carmel log: Large tree limb punctures roof
• Police briefs: Child care provider suspected of abusing infant
• Carmel Valley hilltop cell tower must wait
• History Day winners
• Your Town: Walkers, cyclists to be escorted across Rocky Creek slide today
• Oil well appeal delayed
• Sewage may be flowing into Lake Nacimiento
• P.G.'s Brokaw Hall may come down
• Pedestrians get escort through Highway 1 slide area
• Google chooses Kansas City, Kan., for ultra-high-speed Internet
• Update: River Road re-opened
• Whale that killed trainer returns to SeaWorld show
• Google: FTC orders 20 years of consumer privacy protections
• Tainted seafood fears spread as Japan plant leaks
• Sheriff log: Business burglarized and firearm taken
• Lawyer, Herald columnist Jacqueline McManus dies at 49
• Hearing set on release of child molester James Lamb
• Police briefs: Homeless man jailed after accosting women, police
• Your Town: Veterans to get update on Fort Ord cemetery
• County plans independent analysis of desal financing
• Big Sur slides: Alder Creek closure to last at least a week
• Nacimiento reservoir is full
• Men's group balks at Sea Otter Classic Ladies' Day
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Transient arrest on suspicion of battery
• Threatened Steller sea lion makes rare appearance in Moss Landing
• Highway 1 closure at Alder Creek to last several days
• Seaside log: Parolee accidentally released from prison
• Obama: Too much testing makes education boring
• Police briefs: Salinas woman takes out trash, gets raped
• Your Town: Delays asked on Highway 68 projects
• Marina city council hopes to streamline meetings
• Big stage for anti-gang plan
• Explorer Program officer, city sued by molest victim
• Slain Marina teen identified
• Witness fingers fatal drive-by shooting suspect in Salinas
• Salinas woman raped while taking out trash, police say
• Third mudslide closes Highway 1
• Sheriff log: Suspect damages window of patrol car
• 'Gadget Lady' lends a hand
• Preventing identity theft
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Teen killed in Marina shooting
• Your Town: Citizen Police Academy starts April 5
• Bids job farewell at 92
• Boomers lead volunteer ranks
• Marina log: Smoking pipe found behind bus stop
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Carmel log: Reckless skateboarder falls
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting and conspiracy
• Carmel log: Unlocked vehicles entered by unknown subject
• Helicopter service offered to Big Sur residents
• Class Notes, Births
• DECOMPRESSING IN NATURE
• Wet weather slows road work
• Capitola Village being evacuated, roads closed as storm pounds Santa Cruz County again
• Former VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
• Highway 1 remains closed at Limekiln Creek
• Professor Toro: Newly discovered Herald photos depict Elizabeth Taylor's 1964 visit to the Peninsula
• Your Town: Fundraiser tonight for Hartnell women in science
• Bail rises to $1M in domestic violence case
• Police briefs: Would-be car burglar caught in act
• Monterey log: Domestic dispute
• Carmel log: Subject causes disturbance at bar
• Alzheimer's Association to hold panel discussion on legal issues
• P.G. museum, federal land agency team up
• Sex offender gets 8 years in prison
• North Monterey County schools facing more cuts
• Breach in reactor suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Monterey Post office to hold passport fair
• Carmel Residents Association to hold beach cleanup
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Salinas police catch burglary suspect in center parking lot
• Sheriff log: Juveniles throwing eggs in Pebble Beach
• Crews working Highway 1 Limekiln slide, but no ETA on opening
• Three face charges of heroin for sale
• Police briefs: Gun falls out of boy's pocket during chase
• Salinas may eliminate 66 jobs
• Runner takes to catwalk for cancer society
• Your Town: Work starts on Pinnacles west side visitor center
• Jealousy drove man to kill, friend says
• Operation Valley Star: Four indicted in gang conspiracy
• County lags state in youth fitness
• Prosecutors miffed by delays in Scott Salyer case
• Update: Crews stop work on Highway 1 slide south of Big Sur
• Witness: Jealousy was root of Choates killing
• Carmel siblings arrested for possessing heroin for sale
• Salinas plans to issue 66 layoff notices
• Sheriff log: Unknown suspects urinate on twin mattress
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Subject brings sugar container into business
• Carmel log: Homeless person causes disturbance
• PUC meeting: Local groups oppose moratorium on water hookups
• Wharf leases challenged
• Police briefs: Owner sees stolen car, calls Salinas police
• Your Town: MST to base fares on distance
• Man gets 25 years to life in prison for killing Salinas High football player
• P.G. amends restaurant leases
• Mammoth remains discovered near Castroville
• Court: No gay marriages in CA during appeal
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Sheriff log: Expelled student rides on school bus
• International Language and Culture Foundation to hold meeting
• Trial set for two teens charged in Salinas slayings
• Seaside log: Car stolen from dealership involved in hit-and-run
• Monterey log: Citizens arrest for the theft
• Graham Kerr "The Galloping Gourmet" to talk about new book
• CSU plans to cut enrollment by 10,000
• Police briefs: Big rig crash closes Highway 1 lanes
• 10 University of Colorado hikers rescued from Big Sur back country
• Shelters to reduce fees at adoption events
• Your Town: Monterey County board OKs PG&E smart meter opt-out letter
• Salinas developing own gang strategy
• Caballero named to state Cabinet
• Judge to decide former Salinas teacher's molest case
• Marina to roll out downtown plan
• Evening Concert to be Held in Colton Hall
• Barry Bonds trial: Anderson ordered back to jail for refusing to testify
• Caballero named secretary of State and Consumer Services Agency
• Big Sur Marathon will be out-and-back
• Deputies capture fleeing suspect after wild Salinas car chase
• Video: College hikers rescued in Big Sur back country
• Volunteers needed to help clean the Upper Carr Lake habitat
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Sheriff log: Bull found dead with genitals removed
• Donna Teresa: A Women's History Month Salute to Dr. Mary Edwards Walker
• Man accidentally shoots self in leg
• New MPUSD trustee knows his way around
• Your Town: Contract awarded to fix Big Sur slide
• Trial in Big Sur crash delayed
• Salinas residents get to weigh in on budget
• Jury selection begins in fatal Salinas shooting
• Leaning retaining wall forces evacuations in Pacific Grove
• Desal study funding sought
• Marina eyes mobile home rent rules
• Barry Bonds trial: Jury selection begins today
• U.S. General: Coalition strikes more Gadhafi defenses
• Sheriff log: Mother wanted to conduct a hair follicle test for drugs
• Peter Hoss, Scam of the month: Don't trust structured products
• Lisa Horvath: Seniors must be ready for disasters
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Elderly woman rescued by caretaker from Carmel house fire
• Your Town:
• London a city without children during WWII
• Taking state inmates could be strain on Monterey County
• Rain predicted all week for Monterey County
• LIFE GOES ON IN BIG SUR
• Monterey log: Stolen vehicle
• Marina log: Male and female subjects involved in fights at club
• Carmel log: Theft of bicycle
• Monterey log: Theft of wallet
• Marina log: Attempt to set vehicle on fire
• Carmel log: Driver stopped for using cell phone
• Big Sur slide area holding despite rain
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Call for video doesn't float with Marina Coast Water
• Toxicologist's work questioned in case of Pacific Grove death
• Toxicologist's work questioned in case of Pacific Grove death
• Resource Fair to be held in South County
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of prescription medication
• Carmel log: Past tense residential burglary
• Your Town: CORAL Academy Charter School holds meeting Tuesday
• Monterey County public defender quits Soledad gang case
• Big Sur landslide keeps few students from school
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Fort Ord planting and restoration seeks volunteers
• High School Film Festival seeks entries
• Sheriff log: Mother throws daughter's clothes out window
• Public defender bows out of murder case because of conflict
• Old oil and oil filters collection to be held
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Police briefs: Gonzales gang member faces pot charges
• Man gets 25 years to life in co-worker's slaying
• Your Town: Volunteers sought for Cooper Museum Store
• Salinas still healing year after death of 6-year-old Azahel Cruz
• Big Sur International Marathon will go on, despite Highway 1 landslide
• Trucker recounts close call with Highway 1 slide
• Radioactive particles arriving in the Bay Area, but pose no risk, say scientists and health officials
• Prominent Hawaiian surfer dies at Maverick's
• Watsonville man on Most Wanted list turns himself in
• Diet Coke outfizzes Pepsi as No. 2 US soda
• After the Big Sur slide: Post Office employee makes long run for mail
• After the slide: Big Sur Marathon has a fall back plan
• After the Big Sur slide: Carmel school district addressing needs of about 100 affected students
• King City shooting wounds boy, 16
• Monterey regional desal plant's funding held up by risk factors
• Sheriff log: Boy shot in the eye with toothpick
• Seaside log: Driver stopped for talking on cell phone
• MIIS panel to discuss disaster in Japan
• Police briefs: Schools locked down after reports of shooting
• Your Town: Monterey will allow projects under Neighborhood Improvement Program
• Pacific Grove puts banks in charge of foreclosure upkeep
• More charges for MIIS lecturer accused of being bogus Green Beret
• Former Salinas priest pleads no contest to molestation charges
• AT&T caps monthly traffic for DSL subscribers
• CSU tells students studying in Japan to come home
• Hollister woman seriously hurt in Highway 1 crash, CHP says
• Train passenger held on sex assault charges
• Priest pleads no contest to molestation charges
• Toro Park school makes most of Just Run student program
• Seaside log: Vehicle stolen after it was parked with engine running
• Dog rescue group hosts orientation meeting
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Police briefs: Traffic stop leads to drug arrest in Castroville
• Bradley man pleads not guilty in assault on his grandmother
• More sex allegations against Seaside officer
• Your Town: Trial set in man's child porn case
• Proposed rooster panel would exempt breeders from ordinance
• Monterey officials hold budget review
• IT'S SHOWTIME
• Supervisors reject $20M Crow claim
• Crow family files wrongful death claim
• Japan crisis puts world financial markets on edge
• 2012 London Games countdown clock breaks after a day
• Alzheimer's Association to hold three-part panel series.
• Santa Cruz tsunami damage hiked to $22.5M
• Sheriff log: Attempted break-in to occupied residence
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Special Education Law and Advocacy seminar to be held
• Seaside log: Man arrested after damaging phone during altercation
• Carmel log: Door-to-door solicitors selling without proper license
• Obama seeks new education bill by September
• Soledad man arrested in January shootings
• Police briefs: Castroville girl, 11, gets pregnant in rape
• Your Town: Authorities step up DUI patrols for St. Patrick's Day weekend
• Pacific Grove museum board member resigns
• Video links Pacific Grove, Rwandan students
• Salinas police budget a mixed bag
• Somali pirates sentenced in Va. to life in prison
• Four sunken vessels hauled out of harbor; 12 boats unaccounted for
• Sheriff log: Suspect threatens mother with water jug
• Charity after death has a price
• Mistakes even good grandparents make
• Veterans share war stories
• Carmel High School honor roll
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Old Bath House, tax sources on Pacific Grove council agenda
• Monterey County Regional Taxi Authority to issue interim taxi permits
• Innovative surgery helps Tanimura, 95
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Possible damage hotel room by guests
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Coffee poured on store window
• Carmel log: Dress taken from store
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Police briefs: Bradley man arrested in grandmother's attack
• SHOW STEALER
• School administrators to lobby against budget cuts
• E-mail from Tokyo: Day 2
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Winch stolen from vehicle
• Carmel log: Barking dog complaint
• Sunday news shows
• Monterey County disaster response goes smoothly
• Herald staff on scene as tsunami reaches Peninsula
• Anxious wait for news
• Police briefs
• Your Town:
• Wharf divided on chowder samples
• NPS encourages girls to have science careers
• 3 Monterey County school districts climb in state academic rankings
• E-mail from Tokyo describes quake
• Salinas mayor worries about sister city in Japan
• Boats, docks damaged in tsunami surges at Santa Cruz harbor
• Some local beaches reopen
• Radiation seeps outside Japanese nuclear power plan; evacuations expanded
• Otters win opening game of NCAA women's basketball tournament
• Sheriff log: 3,000 brass sprinkler heads stolen
• Calif. man swept out to sea taking tsunami pics
• Santa Cruz surfers take to waves amid tsunami warning; evacuations issued to 6,600 residents
• MIIS instructor has experienced major Japanese earthquake before
• Photo slide show: Japanese earthquake and tsunami causes extensive damage
• Pacific Grove teenager gets seven years for drunken-driving crash
• Police briefs: Fugitive since 1991 arrested in Big Sur
• Wallet lost in 1980s returned to owner
• MIIS lecture series looks at nation building
• Your Town: Organization of American States offers training for MIIS grads
• Donohue champions good neighbors
• CSUMB women's basketball team going to the big show
• Monterey County Sheriff Scott Miller braces for major cuts
• State regulators say PG&E should allow smart meter opt-out
• SPCA rescues 29 cats, kittens in South County
• Aaron Corn sentenced to more than 7 years in prison in DUI case
• Sheriff log: Report of heroin overdose
• Seaside log: Man with bleeding hand found holding dagger
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of methamphetamine
• Carmel log: Possible restraining order violation
• Police briefs: Suspect arrested in farm thefts
• Your Town: Marina parking fines to go up $5 starting Monday
• Carmel senior complex doesn't need water system, planners say
• Pacific Grove to send resolution against smart meters to PUC
• Census finds spotty rural growth in Monterey County
• Wisconsin GOP bypasses Dems, votes to strip collective bargaining rights from public workers
• Washington Post columnist David Broder dead at 81
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting cookies
• 82 percent of US schools may be labeled 'failing' under No Child Left Behind
• Sheriff log: Defiant 9-year-old boy hides under building
• Seaside log: Woman driving with horn stuck in on position
• Monterey log: Juveniles in possession of marijuana
• Health kit donations needed for Haiti
• Police briefs: Soledad shooting victim died from head wound
• Your Town: State Controller to speak at Monterey Bay league of cities meeting
• Pacific Grove High School student accused of death threats against assistant principal
• Don Schamber, beloved Peninsula musician and teacher, dies at 71
• Salinas transfers properties to protect redevelopment funds
• Marina officers, firefighters in bargain talks
• Seaside officer arrested on charges of sexual assault
• Census puts county population at 415,057
• Seaside police officer arrested for assault, sexual battery
• Sheriff log: 2,000 sprinkler heads stolen
• Police briefs: Pair arrested after car dismantled
• Your Town: Salinas Valley waste gasification meeting set for today
• Salinas moves to protect redevelopment
• Voyage to sunken shipping container
• Monterey workshops identify publics' budget priorities
• AMBAG report aims for sustainability
• Women's History Month Celebration to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• American Red Cross Monterey Bay Chapter to hold CPR training
• Homicide
• Sheriff log: Arrest for obstructing and delaying peace officer
• Homicide
• New Jersey boot camp teaches seniors about scams
• Understanding 'widowhood' deaths
• Train with cane for self-defense
• Kidney donation rules eased
• Police briefs: Sheriff's team destroys pipe device in Pebble Beach
• Your Town:
• Days after WWII were tougher than wartime
• Monterey log: Fine issued for bar being over capacity
• Marina log: Theft of bicycle
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Santa Catalina Honor roll
• Police briefs: Police seek help in Salinas shooting
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• A CENTURY OF CHANGE
• Seaside log: Intoxicated female causes disturbance at library
• Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary to hold volunteer training
• Carmel log: Driver battered officer after making illegal u-turn
• Man dies in crash near MPC
• Police briefs: Tire shop owners face jail over workers' comp, payroll taxes
• Remorseful shooter gets 16 years for wounding girl
• Driver gets 14 years in crash that killed friend
• Your Town: Journalists to discuss WikiLeaks at World Affairs Council event
• MPC, Hartnell try to stay ahead of state budget
• Professor Toro: Message in a bottle found in Carmel
• Woman found near burning car was shot, stabbed
• Seaside bans smart meters
• Monterey County medical examiner paid, but unclear whether he is still on job
• Blakeslee gets rundown on Central Coast gang violence
• NFL, players agree to 7-day extension on CBA
• NASA satellite rocket launch fails, lands in ocean
• Monterey man dies after crashing SUV
• Two Monterey High students arrested; homemade bomb found in search
• Sheriff log: Dark handgun or toy thrown into bushes
• Dead woman found near burning Salinas car
• Monterey County medical examiner seeks $210,000
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 pct., 192,000 jobs added
• Interpol issues alert for Gadhafi, 15 others
• Salinas police youth leader gets prison for sex with 15-year-old
• Pebble Beach golf courses use recycled water
• Pacific Grove eyes new neighborhood parking plan
• Police briefs: Man critical after being hit by SUV
• Your Town: Carmel mayor to speak about desal project
• Two arrested in street race that killed pedestrian
• County residents earned less in 2009
• Ex-police youth leader gets 3 years for sex with minor
• Pedestrian in critical condition after Salinas accident
• Vietnam POW to speak at speaker series
• Monterey Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group to hold meeting
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of meth and burglary tools
• Carmel log: Complaint of closed gallery not returning art
• Monterey says PG&E smart meters should be optional
• BIG BOOK GIVEAWAY
• Police briefs: Woman found with shotgun, AK-47, police say
• Your Town: Planning Commission adds member
• CSUMB students protest cuts
• Pacific Grove says it's OK to play baseball on Saturdays
• Marina pressed for answers on Cypress Knolls
• Monterey County medical examiner readies exit
• 3.5 quake shakes North County
• 2 US airmen killed in Frankfurt airport shooting
• Bay View charter approved
• Report: Serena Williams has pulmonary embolism
• Jobs on stage to unveil iPad 2
• Sheriff log: Daughter locked herself in bedroom and drank three beers
• Supreme Court rules fundamentalist church members can protest at military funerals
• Study: US has much higher obesity rate than Canada
• Seaside log: Arrest for possession of counterfeit social security and immigration documents
• Monterey log: Theft of recyclable items
• Marina log: Vandalism to business
• Benefits at root of county budget woes, report says
• Police briefs
• Your Town: Sollecito named to public safety panel
• Branding Salinas: Marketing firm lays out vision for city's promotion
• Coastal permit process advances
• Sheriff log: Elderly victim told to move money for a big payback
• Court: No personal privacy for business in FOIA
• Seaside log: Cocaine found after search warrant served
• Spreckels Union School District accepting registrations
• Monterey log: Theft of medication
• Free CPR training course to be held
• Prunedale man found guilty of shooting at rival in fast-food restaurant
• Flu vaccine urged before season's peak arrives
• Police briefs: Car crashes into Salinas building; man arrested
• Your Town: Budget, trees, smart meters on Pacific Grove council agenda
• Marina considers raising parking fines
• Body found in Big Sur identified
• Salinas City Hall reorganization begins
• Wastewater accidentally discharged
• Google says it's working to restore lost messages
• Three arrested in Seaside
• Car crashes into Salinas building
• Sheriff log: Man staggering around Sheriff's Office Coroner's Division parking lot
• Obama: Public employees should not be vilified as state look to cut costs
• Pentagon: moving forces in case needed for Libya
• Elder care cuts may prove costly
• Santa Cruz seniors lament firing of village handyman
• Monterey Peninsula College honor roll
• Liza Horvath: Helping seniors care for pets
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Man found stabbed in Watsonville
• Your Town: Monterey to review priority-based budgeting
• Three honored with Carmel Valley 'Good Egg' awards
• Mom's Hemingway connection sparks book
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of concealed weapon
• Marina log: Laundry taken from Laundry facility
• Palma High School honor roll
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Down payment in agony: Enlistees prepare for boot camp with brutal workouts
• Police briefs: Xxxyyy
• Man swept up in river, dies
• Legal issues halt test well work on Monterey County desalination project
• Monterey log: Arrest for battery on custodial officer
• Marina log: Uncooperative suspicious person detained in handcuffs
• Alzheimer's Association seeks for volunteers
• Maldonado may run for Congress
• Health officials back Monning on soda tax
• Coast Guard Pier work to last at least a week
• Police briefs: Woman cuts man in throat after fight
• Your Town: Blakeslee to speak at Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce awards luncheon
• Rain expected to let up by Sunday
• Professor Toro: Happy birthday, Steinbeck! Get a room
• Salinas man gets 300 days in teen alcohol case
• All California counties check prints for immigration
• Gonzales dedication moves indoors
• Monterey log: Arrest for throwing a car mirror
• Sheriff log: Heated argument between process server and citizen
• Monterey Public Library celebrates Teen Tech Week with a contest
• Seaside log: Man selling oranges without permit
• Monterey log: Arrest for burglary
• Police briefs: Castroville woman dies in car crash
• Cold and possibly snowy weekend ahead
• Update: North County crash victim identified
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in U.S.
• Sheriff log: Deputies made contacts with probationers and gang members at restaurant
• The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop seeks donations
• Blind sea lion may soon have new home
• Google adds new tools for recipe searches
• Gadhafi blames Osama Bin Laden for Libya uprising
• Seaside log: Female with warrant found hiding in closet
• Monterey log: Theft of chocolate
• Third annual Monterey Bay Classic Livestock Show to be held
• Grandfather gets probation, counseling for partially suffocating girl
• Salinas man pleads guilty to killing high school football player
• Police briefs: Fire damages Marina Taco Bell
• Your town: Aaron Corn's DUI sentencing delayed
• Salyer recordings rejected as evidence
• Scholar Diane Ravitch assesses state of education
• Hawaii's governor signs same-sex civil unions into law
• Same-sex couples urge immediate resumption of gay marriages
• Woman who leaped from Aptos Highway 1 bridge identified
• Man arrested at Gorda store after brandishing knife, exposing himself
• Obama: U.S. government won't defend federal ban on gay marriage
• Deputies report assault on Carmel Valley process server
• Oil prices jump past $100 per barrel
• Fire causes $30,000 damage at Marina Taco Bell
• Sheriff log: Driving without lights after dark
• Restorative Justice program to hold meeting
• Monterey log: Theft of backpack
• Operation Valley Star: Gang member gets 28 years for drug conspiracy
• Police briefs: Family tries to keep police from assault suspect
• Your Town: CASP meeting seeks ideas to curb youth violence in Salinas
• Aragon brothers sentenced to 20-plus years in prison for roles in 2008 Salinas killings
• Libya: Gadhafi vows to fight on, die a martyr
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates, US says
• Family members try to block arrest in Salinas assault
• Bill would limit carcinogen in tap water
• Police to crack down on Marina drivers
• Greenfield Chamber of Commerce seeks talent for community events
• Supreme Court rules against parents in drug vaccine case
• Salinas meeting to focus on youth violence
• Sheriff log: Report of injured mountain lion in Carmel Valley
• CHP: Woman jumps to death off State Park Drive overpass onto Highway 1 on Tuesday morning
• Police briefs: Teen boys escape Salinas gunfire unharmed
• Your Town: Water board to discuss desal plant
• Puma exhibit opens Saturday at Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History
• Don't cut 'backbone,' protesters say
• Seaside log: Man stopped for lane straddling and loud music
• School bus with kids aboard slides off Calif. road
• Monterey log: Arrested for possession of stolen property
• Counties report more cases of Valley fever
• UFW site dedicated as historic landmark
• Missing woman found
• Boys shot at in Salinas; no one hit
• Nonprofits
• State lawmakers to consider thousands of bills
• Cleanup calls for zoo volunteers
• Growth hormone may not tap into fountain of youth
• Storm hits upper Midwest; flights canceled
• Peter Hoss: Beware of strangers seeking your personal information
• Monterey County Alliance on Aging sponsors tax program
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Valuable services often come with high price
• Police briefs: Cockfight raided in Royal Oaks
• Your Town:
• Monterey log: Citizens' arrest on Alvarado Street
• Marina log: Report of delivery truck making noise
• Carmel log: Wife wanted husband to leave residence
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Marina log: Man flees domestic dispute before police arrive
• Carmel log: Suspicious item located
• Police briefs: Soledad man assaulted on way to party
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Holiday schedules for Presidents Day
• DUST BOWL'S VIVID TALES
• Monterey log: Juveniles using offensive words
• Lecture on hearing loss to be held
• Carmel log: Woman's purse taken while socializing
• Sunday news shows
• Police briefs: Man sought in double homicide in Greenfield
• Monterey forum wades into water takeover of Cal Am
• Everett Alvarez High School's new ag center opens
• Your Town: Carmel to start search for Guillen's replacement
• A yarn about yarn pranksters
• Holiday schedules for Presidents Day
• Man had frequent urges to kill
• Visiting priest suspended by Monterey Diocese for failing to report abuse allegation
• Monterey County killer's jail escape is brief
• Colton Hall 162st Birthday Celebration
• 'Trusting Lucy' - Free Evening Music Concert Series at Colton Hall
• Person of interest sought in Greenfield double homicide
• New Facebook 'civil union,' 'partnership' options applauded by gay users
• Convict makes brief escape from Salinas Courthouse
• Sheriff log: Citation for marijuana possession on school grounds
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Water-purchase forum open to public
• Marina seeks $700,000 for bike lane projects
• CSUMB leaders to address black churches
• Police briefs: Bomb scare shuts down Salinas streets
• Your Town
• United Way honors local volunteers
• Holiday schedules for Presidents Day
• NAACP, Carmel High officials stand together against racism
• Parents continue to question Bay View closure
• Democrats in Wisconsin lesiglature literally hiding to avoid voting on union bill
• Doctors: TV reporter who spoke gibberish suffered migraine not stroke
• King convicted of manslaughter in P.G. death
• Sheriff log: Arrest for driving stolen vehicle
• Iowa wrestler defaults at state tournament rather than face girl
• Seaside log: Man stopped for talking on cell phone while driving
• Monterey log: Arrest for kicking citizen
• Carmel log: Loss of wallet
• Police briefs: Marina man arrested as suspect in sex assault
• Your Town: Monterey taking summer jobs applications
• Gonzales man gets 16 years in beating
• CHOMP breast care center earns recognition
• Water district receives OK to form new agency
• Monterey pot dispensary hearing is set
• Borders files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Salinas police make motel drug arrests
• Marina police arrest sexual assault suspect
• Borders in Sand City not on closure list
• CHOMP Breast Care Center named Breast Imaging Center of Excellence
• Sheriff log: Report of man trying to peep
• Seaside log: Twenty-six citations issued during safety campaign
• Volunteers needed for planting native plants on Fort Ord
• Monterey log: Bullet found on street
• Police briefs: Truck crash spills load of dead turkeys
• Your Town: Herald honored for U.S. Open special section
• Supervisors delay action on development permits, applications
• Monterey takes MyCaregiver pot shop to court
• Motorcycle racer Joe Cubbage to stand trial over father's finances
• No remorse in sentencings for Salinas slayings
• Grant delays proposed Seaside fire merger
• Monterey Diocese receives sex-abuse claim against popular priest
• Few Hospitals in Compliance with New Language Access Requirements
• Guillen out as Carmel administrator
• Scientists count gray whales on southern migration
• Monterey Diocese suspends priest hit by sex abuse allegations
• Sheriff log: Report of man yelling about the devil
• Globe-traveling whale likely passed by Monterey
• Good weather helps bring crowds to AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
• Seaside log: Possession of crack cocaine for sale
• Monterey log: Arrest for evading peace officers
• Marina log: Battery suspect in possession of marijuana
• Police briefs: Two robbed on patio of Monterey restaurant
• Your Town: Monterey City Council to consider improvement guidelines
• Monterey Bay Aquarium sponsors bill on shark fin ban
• Water, money on Marina City Council agenda
• Tree outgrows welcome at Monterey Harbor
• Council to tackle Guillen issue
• Federal Court Awards Language Line Services Broad-Reaching Injunction
• Police disperse Iranian protesters with tear gas
• Gas leak hospitalizes 2, displaces 13 in Watsonville
• Tiger Woods fined for spitting on green in Dubai
• Sheriff log: Arrest for stealing copper wire
• Liza Horvath: Beware of undue influence
• Police briefs: Salinas man arrested after crashing in to police car, foot pursuit
• Your Town: Old Bath House lease on Pacific Grove council agenda
• Operation Yellow Ribbon seeks donations for troops
• DMV program helps older drivers
• Hired men keep dance cards busy
• Monterey log: Theft of trailer
• Marina log: Report of prowling male
• Carmel log: Loose dog captured
• Monterey log: Arrest for vehicle burglary
• Marina log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Leashed dog bit by loose dog
• Skywest plane loses cabin pressure, makes emergency landing at Monterey airport
• Trinity Christian High School honor roll
• Police briefs: Deputies search for Carmel bank robbers
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Salinas couple sue SVMH; allege getting wrong baby's body
• SPOTLIGHT ON CHIHUAHUAS
• Tdap vaccinations available
• Monterey State Historic Park seeks volunteer clerks
• Carmel log: Subject contacted for illegal beach fire
• Radio drama tackles gay issues
• Stricter rules proposed for U.S. forests
• YOUR TOWN: Bike riders get chance at Laguna Seca
• Police briefs: Gunmen rob pizza place in Salinas
• Monterey raids pot dispensary
• $2.2 million claim filed against MST over man's death
• Mubarak resigns as Egyptian president, hands power to military
• Armed robbers hit Salinas pizza store
• Monterey log: Theft of vehicle parts
• Seaside log: Male in possession of six Ecstasy pills
• Carmel log: Subject using leaf blower has outstanding warrant
• Man pleads no contest to throwing co-worker off bridge
• Drugs, alcohol not involved in train collision that killed two near Elkhorn Slough
• Man accused of killing P.G. teen can't represent himself at murder trial, judge rules
• Your Town: Coalition reaches out to homeless
• Carmel Valley senior development hits snag
• Cannella bill would shield selected construction projects from environmental lawsuits
• Mubarak will hand over power to vice president but won't leave
• Feds reduce charges against home run king Barry Bonds
• Yahoo to launch tablet-based news and magazine service
• Details of Tour of California stop in Seaside announced
• Sheriff log: Airline reported being illuminated by a green laser
• PrepNation video features Seaside girls basketball
• Hospitality biz up when golf is in town
• Monterey log: Arrested for burglary and conspiracy
• Seaside log: Man arrested for harassing female customers
• Carmel log: Found phone returned to owner
• Closing Fort Ord thrift store donates funds for veterans cemetery
• Trial set for Cedar Funding mortgage broker
• Water buyout bid draws crowd
• Teenager facing gun charges
• Your Town:
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• Jerry Brown drops plan to sell state buildings
• Salinas boy, 15, arrested on weapon charges
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Sheriff log: Closed hotel damaged by vandals
• Seaside log: Citation for urinating in public
• Monterey log: Commercial burglary
• Carmel log: Dogs running loose
• Police briefs: Salinas Police mum on body in burning car
• Your Town: Dennis Copeland named Monterey museum manager
• Salyer's defense can't limit evidence
• Veteran Gonzales councilman Matt Gourley steps down
• Volunteers needed to help clean Upper Carr Lake
• Alzheimer's support groups to be held
• Sheriff log: Theft of sprinkler heads
• Not guilty plea for DLI student in porn case
• City of Monterey currently accepting applications for summer jobs
• Monterey log: Citation for barking dog
• Carmel log: Possession of Marijuana
• Donna Teresa: A salute to the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor
• Police briefs: Pedestrian killed when struck by car
• Your Town: AMBAG board set to review growth report
• Carmel sixth-graders raise money to send poor girls to school
• Marina City Council sets big goals
• Body of man found in trunk of VW in Salinas
• MPC earns top marks in openness survey
• Pedestrian, 61, fatally injured when struck by car
• MPC gets high marks for openness
• Monterey County GOP committee vice chairman Dominy pops up on Obama doubter site
• Dead man found in burning VW in Salinas
• Sheriff log: Twelve year old shoots five year old with BB gun
• Research links fast walk, improved memory for seniors
• Seniors span digital divide
• Storm cleanups often miss seniors
• Nonprofits
• Make sure photos, IDs are current
• Police briefs: Greenfield men arrested after group found washing away blood
• Your Town: Applications open for Feast of Lanterns Royal Court
• Carmel High takes Mock Trial
• Seaside log: Residential burglary interrupted
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• Carmel log: Vehicle stopped for defective windshield
• League of Women Voters holds water forum on WaterPlus' efforts to buy Cal Am
• MST bus, truck crash, killing one
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Police briefs: Police arrest teen driving motor home
• Salinas eatery owner seeks Brown's pardon
• 1 dead after pickup, MST bus collide
• Seaside log: Violation of restraining order
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• Lecture on bonsai trees to be held
• Police briefs: Small fire doused at Cannery Row wax museum; nothing melted
• Your Town: Monterey police to honor top officer and employee
• Pastor keeps immigration message in the headlines
• Professor Toro: Memorial marks 1847 death of infant
• BLAST OFF: Hartnell hosts celebration for technology center's opening
• Yankees' Andy Pettitte announces retirement
• Computer catches fire, forces evacuations on Cannery Row
• Harrington, Ogilvy join AT&T Pro-Am field
• Sheriff log: Paperwork missing from business
• PG&E's gas pressure hikes over legal limits raise grave concerns
• Seaside log: Outstanding warrant for prostitution
• Monterey log: Theft of skateboards
• Carmel log: Subject observed walking in roadway
• Your Town: Hearings on Cal Am charge set next week
• Driver shot at while sitting at traffic light
• Encina Hills water battle heads to PUC
• Alisal schools take stock as budget cuts loom
• Ex-husband and son testify in Deborah King trial
• Police seek bogus 'veterinarian' in animal cruelty case
• Sheriff log: Canoe found on bank of Carmel River
• Salinas Valley agency eyes waste energy conversion
• Monterey log: Found ammunition
• Hartnell to offer financial assistance workshops
• Carmel log: Lost wallet
• Police briefs: Standoff ends in man's arrest
• Your Town: Salyer can access $1.3 million from overseas bank; toxicologist testifies in Deborah King trial
• P.G. votes to amend budget
• Supporters push Bay View charter
• Council sets closed meeting Session to discuss city administrator vote
• Pacific Grove police nab 'auto burglary crew'
• Salinas SWAT team arrests ex-security guard after standoff
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Marina log: Report of vandalism
• Carmel log: Resident bitten by dog
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County to hold "Youth Making a Difference" event
• Time capsule from 1949 unearthed in Pajaro
• One round of MPC construction nears end as second round set to begin
• Panel at NPS looks at safety in Monterey County in coming decade
• Your Town: Calcagno, Salinas re-appointed to LAFCO
• Supervisors hear grim county budget report
• Monterey Peninsula, Salinas cab drivers stage protest on regional taxi agency
• Doctor considered hospital stay for Deborah King
• AP sources: Obama envoy tells Mubarak time is up
• Mubarak says he won't run for re-election, but refuses to leave early
• Sheriff: Body in Delta-Mendota Canal is missing 4-year-old
• 100 dogs in Canada killed after business slows
• Monterey log: Commercial burglary
• US reaches out to Egypt opposition
• Jordan's king fires Cabinet amid protests
• U.S. Open, Pebble Beach Co. make it official for 2019
• Sheriff log: Subject threatened to be hit with shovel
• Death sentence upheld in Salinas girl's slaying
• Police briefs: Couple killed in train crash identified
• Your Town: Salinas officer, investigator get best of year honors
• Marina Coast Water District board votes to replace director by appointment
• Deborah King's trial begins in vehicle death of Pacific Grove dad Joel Woods
• Farming seen as road to recovery
• Obama taps Santa Cruz entrepreneur Jennifer Zeszut for startup initiative
• Florida judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Gov't advising Americans to cut down on salt
• Home invasion Sunday
• Salinas lands Welcome Center
• Rescue of wilderness hikers lands 1 under arrest
• Police briefs: Driver says two men took shots at him
• Sheriff log: Victim slapped attempting to pick wife up from party
• Costs rise for dealing with elderly cons
• Centenarian delivers food, friendship
• IRA assets safe from creditors
• Are senior centers still relevant?
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: P.G. schools get federal bond tax credits
• NPS hosts workshop on imagining safe communities
• Friends? Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, 'Social Network' actor Jesse Eisenberg face off on 'SNL'
• Monterey log: Vandalism at Fisherman's Wharf
• Marina log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Carmel log: Child knocked over by dog
• Fighter jets swoop over Cairo in show of force
• US Embassy tells Americans to weigh leaving Egypt
• P.G. checks lease changes for Old Bath House
• Class Notes, Births
• Panetta Institute Lecture Series: 2011 lineup announced
• Harbor dredgings proposed
• Salinas puts its faith in Ceasefire
• Two dead in car-train collision near Moss Landing
• Marina man cleared of rape charge
• VITA offers help with tax returns
• Your Town:
• Professor Toro: Farmers join social networks
• Man in Greenfield double shooting dies
• Shades Of Monterey Photo Exhibition
• Car of kidnapping suspect found in canal
• U.S. warns Americans to defer travel to Egypt
• Monterey log: Bottle of pills stolen from business
• Marina log: Female arrested for violating restraining order
• Loel Shuler, co-founder of Carmel's Children's Experimental Theatre, dies at 89
• Judge sentences Salinas man to 19 years in prison
• Court briefs: Jury seated in Monterey woman's vehicular manslaughter trial
• State court rejects appeal for murder conviction
• Homicide suspect shoots self
• Your Town: Woman killed, man wounded by gunshots
• Woman may have defrauded 80 people
• Schools chief gives teachers good marks in visit to Monterey
• Sides battle over Salyer's account
• Mucky Duck shooting suspect shies from cameras
• Language Line Services Names Louis Provenzano CEO
• Applications to serve on the Feast of Lanterns Royal Court available Feb. 7
• Prunedale-Salinas chase captures homicide suspect
• Sheriff log: Deputy assisted elderly driver lost from Merced
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Loose dog
• Police briefs: Two teenagers arrested in Marina burglaries
• NPS hosts world ag conference
• Your Town: Princess fined for excess speeding
• General plan roadmap set
• Court grants Pollacci media reports ahead of rape trial
• Parker's nominee to Monterey County Planning Commission rejected by supervisors
• Monterey log: Citation for unsafe lane change
• Greenfield council wants police audit, targets chief
• Sheriff log: Possession of meth
• Teen girls suspected in robbery
• Monterey log: Residential burglary
• Marina log: Female arrested for battering another female
• Alzheimer's Association to offer free class on residential care
• Police briefs: Man accused of running chop shop
• Your Town: Preliminary hearing set for suspect in Pacific Grove stabbing death
• Monterey State of the City address: Downtown projects crimped by economy
• Prolific Peninsula planner A. Gordon Hall dies
• FBI arrests MIIS lecturer accused of lying about credentials
• Boundaries moved at Carmel River Elementary School
• Former MIIS lecturer arrested by FBI
• Salinas police arrest two on firearm, gang charges
• World Series trophy to visit Monterey
• Seaside log: Possession of meth
• Sheriff log: Water tank shoved down ravine
• Oscars: 'The King's Speech' gets 12 Oscar nominations
• Oscars: List of 83rd annual Academy Award nominations
• Salinas workers face pay cuts as city seeks to reduce shortfall
• LIz Lorenci, vice president for business devlopment at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital to speak at meeting.
• Oil and filter recycling event to be held
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Remembering Martha "Colonel Maggie" Raye, a devoted entertainer to troops
• P.G. museum seeks entries for mountain lion exhibit
• Carmel man dies on Hawaii trip
• Police briefs: Soledad man under arrest for injuring baby, mother
• Your Town: Monterey County homeless count set for Wednesday
• New Monterey seeks ways to reduce isolation, traffic
• Marina mulls signs, housing
• Oprah Winfrey finds sister she didn't know she had
• Man stabbed at party in Salinas
• Carmel man dies in Hawaii
• Sheriff log: Girl and boyfriend steal $28,000 worth of property from residence
• Google awards $100 million to outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt
• Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• 'Twilight,' 'Airbender' lead Razzies with 9 nominations
• Budget cuts threaten senior housing program
• Retirees mix altruism, travel
• Don't pay a stranger in advance
• Nonprofits
• Sometimes you need a good lawyer
• Police briefs: Men detained after traffic stop in allegedly stolen rental car in Salinas
• Your Town: Tree trimming will close one lane of Highway 101 near King City
• Sweet memories follow tough times in Philippines
• Remembering Reggie: Friends, family honor former North County athlete
• Monterey log: Arrest for probation violation
• Carmel log: Injured bat found on path
• Marina log: Female arrested for felony warrant
• Sunday news shows
• Police briefs: Man, teen arrested for alleged gun, drug possession in Greenfield
• Class Notes
• Residents gather allies to buy Cal Am
• Monterey log: Juvenile arrested for robbery
• Marina log: Burglary suspect jumps fence
• Carmel log: Loose dog enters yard
• Police briefs
• Pacific Grove police arrest two suspects in jewelry heists
• Your Town: Seaside man enters plea in slaying
• Monterey driver pleads not guilty
• Marina man faces 14 years in prison in friend's death
• California joins in defense of Affordable Care Act
• Salinas Circle for Children to host "Bowling For A Cause"
• P.G. police say they have identified shoplifters
• Several vehicles collide in I-5 fog
• Homeless face tougher prospects in Santa Barbara
• Sheriff log: Handgun stolen
• Celebration of the World War II warhorse history to be held
• UC takes new path on admissions
• State aims to collect many happy tax returns
• Waste board backs EIR to study turning garbage into energy at Gonzales landfill
• Driver has long record
• Man to face trial in '90 killings
• Motive sought in Chualar death of ice cream vendor
• Gunman wounds two at barbecue
• Your Town
• DEMONSTRATION TIMES TWO
• Not guilty plea in Seaside slaying
• Delay opposed in child sex case
• Classified satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base
• Google co-founder Page to replace Schmidt as CEO
• Victim's family sues Schwarzenegger over clemency
• 3-D means headaches to many, yet companies push on
• Verizon challenges FCC's net neutrality rules
• Pilot hurt in Central Coast plane crash
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Not guilty plea in Choates killing
• Sheriff log: Posters found possibly depicting resident's infidelity .
• Salinas robber nabbed after victim gives chase with bat
• Salinas bicycle stop leads to arrest, sawed-off shotgun
• Local colleges stand to lose $10M
• USPS hears from public in possible closure of Salinas mail processing center
• Two majority rulings MARINA
• Police briefs: Dump truck bed pins man to death in Castroville
• Gunmen sought in ice cream seller's slaying
• Your Town:
• Arraignment set in beating death
• Wreck shuts highway: Monterey woman arrested after head-on accident FATAL CRASH
• No contest in crash death
• House Votes to repeal year-old health care law
• ID of woman slain in Chualar released
• Crash near Point Lobos closes Highway 1
• Assailants kidnap, rob, stab man walking in Watsonville
• Salinas police use dog, stun gun to capture burglary suspect
• Sheriff log: Nephew vandalizes car
• Monterey man charged with child abuse
• Authorities: Missing boy snatched from grandmother
• Friends of Carmel Forest to give away tree seedlings
• Monterey log: Stolen vehicle recovered
• Carmel log: Intoxicated subject stumbles through business area.
• Police briefs: Two people injured in car crash near Lighthouse Tunnel
• Local NAACP leads effort for Doucet probe
• Your Town: Penguin chick dies at Monterey Bay Aquarium
• Salinas could lose mail facility
• Cities fear budget bulldozer from shift in redevelopment funds
• Cal Am to hold open house
• Regis Philbin's surprise decision to leave 'Live!'
• Son: Ex-VP nominee Sargent Shriver dies at 95
• Update: Deputies hunt for gunmen in fatal Chualar shooting
• 2 wounded at Gardena High School when gun in backpack fires
• Crash hurts two near Lighthouse Tunnel
• Sheriff log: Boyfriend using meth at girlfriend's residence
• Comcast wins FCC, Justice Dept. approval to take over NBC
• Claim filed in wake of Greenfield raid fatality
• NAACP pushing for investigation in shooting death of former North County athlete
• Police briefs: Man wounded by gunfire outside Salinas pharmacy
• Your Town: Pacific Grove council to discuss restaurant leases
• Sanctuary air space changes planned
• NPS researchers make spacecraft spin
• Landfill alternatives mulled
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs to take medical leave
• 'Social Network' big winner at Golden Globes
• Medicare ranks will swell for next 18 years
• Tucson's elderly community feels loss
• Holiday schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Nonprofits
• Liza Horvath: Choosing the best care facility
• Police briefs: Man wounded outside Salinas party
• Your Town: Signs, tress on Monterey City Council agenda
• One program, two languages: Dual-immersion at Salinas' Boronda Meadows School enjoys success
• Brown and Toland Physicians Partners with Language Line Services
• Gang targeted dropout, police officer testifies
• Holiday schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Police briefs: Martial arts instructor arrested
• Shooting wounds man in Salinas
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS
• Pebble Beach development plan to face environmental review
• Out-of-staters fuel climb in UC applications
• Police briefs: Man dies when truck and van collide on San Juan Grade Road
• Your Town: Second penguin chick hatches at Monterey Bay Aquarium
• Professor Toro: Protest music alive and well with anti-SmartMeter CDs
• Smoke the cause of Greenfield raid death, cororner says
• 2 charged in shooting of Castroville teen
• Holiday schedules for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Minnesota prof surprised by attention for suggestion zodiac calendar is wrong
• Pope John Paul II moves a step closer to sainthood
• Crash kills Salinas man
• Former North County High star killed in L.A.
• Two charged in Castroville killing
• GOP picks Priebus to head party, replacing Steele
• Zsa Zsa Gabor will have most of right leg amputated
• 2nd penguin chick hatches at aquarium
• Tunisian leader flees amid protests, PM takes over
• Security breach at San Jose airport forces flight delays
• Monterey log: Arrest for felony vandalism
• Local parks get new general manager
• Your Town: Blakeslee pushes reimbursement bill for special elections
• Obama aide speaks at NPS, says U.S. interests change little
• Water main project near El Estero targets February finish
• Gang members plead guilty to killing aquarium worker, friend
• Salinas man city's first slaying of '11
• Stanford to hire assistant David Shaw as head coach
• Banks repossess 1 million homes in 2010
• Salinas police investigating drive-by shooting
• Police: Kids in getaway car during theft
• Monterey County Animal Services seeks volunteers
• Sheriff log: Defiant shoplifter arrested
• Driver goes wrong way on Hwy 1
• Monterey log: Juvenile arrested for fighting
• Volunteers needed to count the homeless in Monterey County
• Carmel log: Report of falling rock
• Salinas men involved in kidnap plan gone awry, police say
• CSUMB gets $1.1 million to train special ed teachers
• Police briefs: Man arrested in case of missing girl
• Your Town: Quakes shake Monterey County
• Report details crime numbers in Marina
• $500 reward offered for King City dog dumper
• Herald changes service for web comments
• Mucky Duck shooting suspect Gonzalez in court today
• Man accused of impersonation
• Two more earthquakes rattle county
• Panel blocks Corral de Tierra shopping center
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Dog abandoned in garbage bin
• 3 escaped Hearst Ranch zebras shot to death
• Schwarzenegger apologizes to family for not notifying them about clemency
• Highway 1 northbound now open after big rig incident near Marina
• Sheriff log: New homeowner disturbed by previous owner
• Nonprofits
• Mucky Duck probe still on after suspect's surrender
• 4.5 magnitude quake hits near San Juan Bautista followed by several aftershocks
• Your Town: Chualar market robber sentenced to 14 years
• Police briefs: Marina gas station robber grabs booze, cash
• CSUMB remedial math program gets HP award
• County supervisors OK desal project
• Panel backs wage scale for Fort Ord redevelopment projects
• Dog's duds hide drug stash in Marina
• Monterey Bay Aquarium gets its first baby African blackfooted penguin
• Colleges brace for budget cuts
• Chualar robbers headed to prison
• Panthers tab former Cal star Rivera as coach
• Judge orders Michael Jackson's doctor to stand trial
• Monterey Bay Charter School to hold two open house events
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords breathing on her own; shooter's family devastated, neighbor says
• Sheriff log: Old ammunition turned in for destruction
• Marina gas station robbed
• More than 100 dead birds found off Highway 101 in North Bay
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders provide spirit to U.S. troops
• 2010 grand jury report: Jury praises water projects, urges sharing services
• Police briefs: Mucky Duck shooting suspect surrenders in San Jose
• Your Town: Monterey Planning Commission to review downtown, waterfront plans
• 2010 grand jury report: Jurors call for local trauma center
• Boxer aide's Salinas stop canceled after shooting
• Cut-up Critter finds loving home
• Salinas mayor, chief address shootings
• Murder trial hits bump
• Mucky Duck shooting suspect surrenders in San Jose
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• Aquarium welcomes first penguin chick
• Grand jury targets binding arbitration for public employees
• Suspicious package downtown found to be harmless by bomb squad
• California budget: Jerry Brown calls for major shifts of state prisoners to county jails.
• Sheriff log: Nothing taken after apartment door kicked in
• Brown plans vote on taxes
• Monterey Planning Commission to consider downtown, waterfront plans
• Watsonville police interrupt school burglary
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• Carmel log: Intoxicated male harasses party
• Oldtown music store owner, former Salinas mayor Sid Gadsby dies at 89
• Later start for classes could benefit teens
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Police briefs:
• Late Cheer donations in
• Update: Missing Salinas man found,
• Tour of Chartwell School to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for peace disturbance
• All Saints' Day School to hold open house
• Police briefs: Elderly man reported missing in Salinas
• Monterey County Young Journalists: North Salinas High looks at technology rules
• Security tight in trial
• SPCA seeks owner of neglected horses
• State appellate court rejects appeal
• Man, 74, missing in Salinas
• Unemployment rate falls to 9.4%; employers add 103,000 jobs
• Harbaugh reportedly agrees to deal with 49ers
• Monterey log: Report of shoplifting
• Fluoride level may be too high in water, feds say
• Unemployment rate falls to 9.4%; employers add 103,000 jobs
• Education emergency declared: New state schools chief vows to streamline services
• New sock drive to be held
• City of Seaside accepting entries for annual youth talent show
• Carmel log: Report of unresponsive woman in vehicle
• Monterey county fair:
• Woman target of search in Greenfield house where man died, police say
• Desalination plant's approval appealed
• Officer witness to drive-by
• Your Town: Nursing group offers vaccinations
• York students create online textbook
• Clubhouse foes teed off
• Water main breaks on Soquel Avenue; three cars damaged by asphalt
• John Edwards not named in wife Elizabeth's will
• Restaurant sneers at Monterey aquarium's 'don't eat' list
• Luck says he's staying at Stanford
• Journal: Study linking vaccine to autism was fraud
• Packages addressed to governor ignite at two Maryland state buildings
• House Constitution reading provokes political tussling
• AP sources: Obama chooses William Daley as chief of staff
• Salinas Public Library Literacy Center to hold open house
• York School to hold admissions event
• Judge dismisses conviction of Howard K. Stern in Anna Nicole Smith case
• Sheriff log: Handgun found on side of road
• Police briefs: Marina police probe Best Buy break-in
• Seaside blaze displaces apartment residents SEASIDE
• Your Town:
• Four wounded in shootings
• Tree ordinance amendments get OK
• [music] Bootleg Hooch : Wide-ranging, well-traveled Battlehooch makes East Village its next destination. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Taylor Made : Lisa Taylor was raised to bring the sound she’ll soon give Sly’s and Cibo. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Love Realized : Militia of Love celebrates its long-awaited debut in North Monterey. - Monterey County Weekly
• [theater] SoDA Pops : PacRep’s performing arts school picks up where CET left off. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Mando's : Fast Acting: Mando’s quickly fills a beloved Mexican spot in Pacific Grove with attentiveness and flavor. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Bonus Boneheads : More of the texts you just can’t quit. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] The Founder’s Favorites : Texts from Last Night co-creator compiles his top texts. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Toxic Waters : Freshwater algae might be killing Monterey Bay otters. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Textual Healing : A look at the most entertaining messages sent from Monterey County mobile phones and more. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] County Awards Communications Contract : New emergency system will prevent outsiders from listening. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Ex-CEO Sues : Former credit union chief heads to court, seeks back wages and damages. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Bonifacio Place in Monterey. : What do you wish you’d gotten a chance to study? - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Sidewalk Boxing : Light Speed project drawing neighbor complaints. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Old School : Enterprising OLLI program gives more of our elders the education they always wanted. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Transfer Trials : Districts brace as law allowing students to flee low-performing schools takes effect. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Manufacturing Disease : When marketing copy passes as medical writing, someone wins. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Man shot near Closter Park in Salinas
• Body found after Greenfield police raids tied to Mucky Duck shooting
• Brown names Laird as Resource Agency chief
• Best Buy store in Marina burglarized, police say
• Sheriff log: Deliberate cutting of barbed wire
• Monterey log: Arrest for petty theft
• Free flu and pneumonia vaccination clinics to be held
• Carmel log: Possession of concentrated cannabis
• Ex-Monterey County schools chief Bill Barr named to advisory position
• Police briefs: Three arrested in Castroville burglary
• Your Town: Delay OK'd in Barbra Alexander civil lawsuit
• Fugitive crash suspect under arrest in Nevada
• Monterey council eyes smart meter ban
• Two men wounded in N. Salinas shooting
• Photographers barred from Soledad slaying suspect's arraignment
• Gay marriage ban goes to state Supreme Court
• Brown meets with counties about shifting programs
• Police allowed to search texts without warrant
• L.A. homicide rate lowest since 1967
• Roads closed at Hunter Liggett
• Sheriff log: Hole at homeless camp mistaken for shallow grave
• Groups file suit over use of methyl iodide
• Monterey log: Citation for camping in vehicle
• Carmel log: DUI driver in possession of marijuana
• Alliance on Aging seeks volunteers
• Your Town:
• NEW GUARD: Miller, Zeeb take oaths
• MMA curator Marcelle Polednik hired as museum director in Florida
• Mucky Duck owner praises employees
• Police briefs: Man shot in foot in drive-by
• Your Town: Free Christmas dinner offered at fairgrounds
• An early Christmas release for Langston Williams
• Longtime Pebble Beach golf volunteer Rose Cunningham not slowing down at 93
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Let's look ahead to a new year
• Specialists for a growing elder population lags
• GOP has its eye on 2012 vote
• Police briefs: Three men shot at pub Saturday are in stable condition
• Your Town: Permits, tree ordinance on council agenda
• School officials advise against charter
• Four men arrested in Seaside shooting
• Monterey log: Minor in possession of cigarettes
• Marina log: Arrest for being under the influence of controlled substance
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Calling young journalists
• Military briefs
• Resolution Run: A morning trek in Carmel
• Police briefs: Two wounded in Seaside shooting
• SLEEPING BEAUTY: Mom, soldier dad welcome county's first baby of 2011
• Application form flaw concerns students
• Three men shot in Monterey
• Police briefs: Seaside woman shot in apparent home invasion
• Your Town: Carmel considers library staff funding plan
• Changing of the guard: Miller promises audit of Sheriff's Office in 60 days
• Holiday schedules for today, New Year's Day
• Operation Christmas Cheer raises $83,000 in 2010
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Subject fell outside of restaurant
• Marina log: Possession of deadly weapon
• Hardware store hit by robbers
• Time for tree recycling
• JOINT VENTURE
• Monterey County wins suit against TV makers over screen size
• Indigenous activist takes cabinet post in Oaxaca
• Your Town:
• Salinas car chase leads to man's arrest
• Man pleads no contest in 2007 shooting
• Hire a Hero For The Day!
• Man pleads no contest in 2007 shooting
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Witnesses aid officers in Salinas police pursuit
• Robbers hit Salinas hardware store
• Sheriff log: Burglary tools found during vehicle search
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Loose dog
• Breast cancer discussion to be held
• Your Town: State, county issues candy warning
• Three arrested in drug bust in Seaside
• Two rob Ace Hardware in Salinas
• Marina City Council mulls traffic fix MARINA
• Holiday schedules for New Year's Day, Saturday, Jan. 1
• Storm knocks out power
• Shoot-out suspect enters plea
• [dining] Habanero’s Grill & Cantina : Habanero’s Grill & Cantina’s atypical approach works in downtown Monterey. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Beasties and Weezy : Exploring the most anticipated 2011 albums, from Radiohead to Red Hot Chili Peppers. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Images as Everything : Exploring a year in portraits helps reveal a community’s identity. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Food Fight : Cult of thinness battles fat acceptance movement and kids still lose. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Public Voice: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] How Now, J. Brown?: Governor-elect warns of even deeper cuts, locals brace for impact. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] SVMH Layoffs Begin As Union Fights Reductions : Profit margin high, management say layoffs needed to keep it that way. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Taxes Cometh : Volunteers prepare to file taxes for low-income earners. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Nurse Without Borders : Seaside man on annual trek to help save lives in Nigerian hometown. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Squid Bonanza : Biologically inexplicable boom highlights uncertainty about management. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at the Maiden Publick House in Big Sur. : What’s your most entertaining short story from your past? - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Story Time : Tales of adventure, intrigue,  romance and seamonsters? All of the 101-word variety - Monterey County Weekly
• [theater] Tuned Up : First Night Monterey’s 2010 strong music options ramp up an already incomparable local tradition. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Top Picking : Ag Against Hunger fuels food banks with discarded nourishment. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Best Year Ever : A trifecta of music playmakers reflect on an incomparable 2010. - Monterey County Weekly
• Favre fined $50,000 by NFL
• Sheriff log: Large knife found in roadway
• Man killed in Scotts Valley tree accident
• Rock slide
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Possession of controlled substance for sale
• Alzheimer's Association to offer free educational programs
• Your Town
• Man gets 25 years for role in slaying
• Highest-paid UC execs vow to sue to increase pensions
• Teenager shot to death in Castroville
• Three saved at beach
• Monterey log: Report of theft by false pretenses
• Homicides drop to record lows in LA County
• Desert Hot Springs police patrol car strikes man
• Teen shot to death in Castroville
• Sheriff log: Three people rescued after falling from cliff
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of meth and hydrocodone
• Friends of County Animal Services to pay toward animal adoption
• Carmel log: Bat found in residence
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: The annual decorating of the remembrance trees at the Monterey County Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Salinas
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: Deported man returns; held in molestation
• Scientists search for oak deaths, Lyme link
• Operation Christmas Cheer donations beat 2009 total
• Bay Area fog diverts 15 planes to Monterey
• Sheriff log: Unknown suspect enters home
• Mickelson, Dustin Johnson confirm for Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• Deputies use Taser on Las Palmas burglary suspect
• Police briefs: Early morning fire damages Prunedale house on Christmas
• Consider trustees carefully
• Your Town: Fort Hunter Liggett roads closed for repair, high water levels
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Baby sustains severe burns from spilled coffee
• Rain, strong winds usher in Christmas in Monterey County
• Stevenson School honor roll
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Monterey log: Man reported wife's bra taken from patio
• Carmel log: Intoxicated subject walking in roadway
• Sunday news shows
• Police briefs: Castroville shooting wounds man
• Your Town: New canine team joins force in King City
• Holiday schedules for Christmas Eve and Christmas
• A lasting impression: O'Neill Sea Odyssey program gets high marks
• Monterey log: citation for littering and burning trash
• Man shot in Castroville
• Free tree recycling to be held at Salinas Valley locations
• Youth Music Monterey seeks donations for South County Strings Program
• Carmel log: Arrest for defrauding innkeeper
• Alliance on Aging offers free family caregiver training program
• Alejo builds his reputation
• Scott Salyer's Christmas visit gets OK
• Real estate firm's attorney blasts prosecutors
• Charges dropped in Castroville killing
• Holiday schedules for Christmas Eve and Christmas
• Operation Christmas Cheer tops $75,000 mark
• Second arrest made in 2009 Seaside slaying
• FedEx jet makes emergency landing in Sacramento
• Marin officials say sewage spill could be sabotage
• Navy crew dips choppers into Lake Tahoe
• Monterey log: Arrest for three outstanding warrants
• Marina log: Man arrested for theft
• Carmel log: Unwanted phone calls and text messages
• Suspect in gang slaying arrested
• Monterey County smoking rate at 13.3 percent in 2008
• Your town: Two Salinas library branches open during the holidays
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Paris Bakery in Monterey. : If you could be the 4th wiseman, what gift would you bring? - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Cover Girl : Zoe Boekbinder opens a chapter of clever covers at Paper Wing. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Fumigation Furor : Opponents of methyl iodide to sue by month’s end, claim political motivation behind emergency regs. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Pacific Grove Honors Immigrant Contributions : Day of Inclusion recognizes the city’s historic Chinese village. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Carmel Examines Retirement
: Nobel laureate helps advisory committee in look at CalPERS
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Final Buildout : Pebble Beach Co. files scaled-back development proposal. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Crime Watch : Behavioral tracking used against Iraqi insurgents may be headed to Salinas. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Hot Boxes : A definitive breakdown of the top 10 CD box sets of 2010. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Constant Curating : Can we disconnect from online media long enough to live our lives? - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Continental Shift : Two locals plan a way to change the lives of Africa’s young women. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Pulling Strings : Chamber Music Monterey Bay changes the string quartet game - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] We (Almost) Never Close
: A dawn-to-dawn, 24-hour look at the men and women, paid and not, who toil in Monterey County no matter what the (holi)day.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] The Bakery Station: Fuel for Life: The Bakery Station gasses up Salinas on fresh java, pastries and sandwiches. - Monterey County Weekly
• Deal reached on aid package for 9/11 responders
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of stolen property
• Senate approves nuclear arms pact with Russia
• Man who killed Angel pitcher Nick Adenhart gets 51 years to life
• Sheriff log: School gymnasium snack bar was broken into
• Lawyer says client just a passenger during police shootout
• Operation Christmas Cheer: Matching grants push donations past $75,000
• Defendant in criminal fraud case seeks delay of SEC civil suit
• No bail for Salinas gun-maker suspects
• Gang member sentenced to four life terms for shooting
• Your Town: Expect more CHP patrols on holiday weekend
• Pacific Grove real estate firm faces fraud lawsuit
• New Apple iTunes rival? Sony launches music streaming service
• Obama signs bill ending 'don't ask, don't tell' ban on gays in military
• Monterey log: Arrest for domestic violence
• Strong earthquake hits off southern Japan
• FCC approves net neutrality rules
• Salinas gang member sentenced to four life terms
• Two teenage boys robbed of cash, vehicle by two other teens
• Sheriff log: Possession of meth pipe
• 2010 census says US population at 308.7 million
• Pelting rain across state just a warm-up
• Your Town: Hospital workers union plans lawsuits to fight layoff plans
• Passenger in Salinas shootout will not face charges
• GIFT VESSEL: Santa Cruz attorney donates yacht to CSUMB
• Government Agencies Across Texas Get Access to Nation's Top Language Services Provider
• The most-looked-up words from the news of 2010
• Testing your response time
• Mexican diplomat calls for calm
• North Korea backs away from threat to attack South
• Life expectancy number stops growing
• Retiring is restful, healthy, study says
• Aging action figures draw older viewers
• It's hard to watch suffering
• More rain on the way for holidays
• Police briefs: Two men arrested for drugs after car, foot chase
• Your Town:
• Nonprofits
• Fire stymies shoppers
• Senior bowlers are still rolling along at Monterey Lanes
• Fire
• A QUIET STORM: County avoids a major hit, but bigger blast could be on way
• Your Town: Agencies crack down on DUI drivers
• Military briefs
• Police briefs: Two men hurt in flower truck crash on Highway 1
• Call to 911 cited as key in Castroville shooting arrests
• Monterey County parks board to interview manager candidates
• Your Town: Cities get $700,000 to fight gang violence
• El Desquite restaurant to stay open after owners find 1999 alcohol permit
• Operation Christmas Cheer needs $1,000 for matching grant
• 1969 slaying suspect in court
• Two arrested after Castroville slaying
• Monterey log: Subject rides bicycle in reckless manner
• Monterey log: Possession of controlled substance
• Truck bearing flowers crashes on Highway 1
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Driver in possession of deadly weapon
• Police briefs
• Your Town: Save Mart settles hazardous waste disposal suit for $225,000
• Nine arrested in Salinas gang sweeps
• Director Blake Edwards dies in Southern California
• Honda recalls 1.35 million Fit subcompacts
• Sheriff log: Glass pipe, burglary tools found during vehicle stop
• Monterey log: Arrests for public intoxication
• Marina log: Vehicle in violation by following other vehicle too close
• Carmel log: Disgruntled customer demands refund for haircut
• Police briefs: Teenager shot near Alisal High School
• Your Town: Health Department warns of wild mushroom eating
• Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital workers to protest today over layoffs
• Big Sur crash suspect misses court hearing
• County known for its cache of weapons
• El Desquite restaurant in Salinas closes amid permit probe
• [news] Curtains Fall on CET : Carmel grants lease on space to PacRep children’s group - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Corral Decision : Final commission vote expected at January meeting. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Charter Voyage : MPUSD to vote on fate of proposed academy. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Leasing Losses : Wharf tenants may pay less than leases should be worth, according to commissioner. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Guru Jazz : Cellist super talent Renata Bratt joins Kenny Stahl and Bob Burnett at Plaza Linda. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Ready to Play : Unfolding an invaluable DVD holiday shopping guide for the music freak in the family. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Half Baked : Food safety and school lunch gets a hard look from Congress. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Snappy Patter, Succulent Food : Chef Tim Wood reinvents comfort at Carmel Valley Ranch. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Fox Fight : The Winter Brawl brings sanctioned MMA fighting to Salinas. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at the post office in Monterey. : What is your modern day, coal-in-the-stocking gift? - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Strong Like Onyx: A pioneering program prevents tragic ends for victims of cancer. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Winging It : A very fancy sort of Victorian birdhouse causes a flap in Carmel Valley. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Decriminalizing Poverty : America’s drug policy a failed experiment in social engineering. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Childhood Dreams, Adult Ambitions : Hyatt heir John Pritzker's vision of turning Carmel Valley Ranch into an always-open, everyone-welcome version of summer camp. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Sheriff Defines Strategy : Scott Miller tags former P.G. City Manager to lead transition team - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Vehicle vandalism
• Health group sues McDonald's over Happy Meal toys
• Facebook founder Zuckerberg named Time magazine's 'Person of Year'
• Monterey log: Theft of parking meters
• Senate approves $858 billion tax package; keeping rates intact up to House
• Twin brothers sought in tractor robbery
• Sheriff log: Elderly patient brandishes gun
• After dozens of deaths, drop-side cribs outlawed
• Police briefs: Man flees police, forces school lockdowns in Greenfield
• Your Town: Big Brothers Big Sisters begins merger with Boys & Girls Clubs
• Group to give Cheer matching grant
• Parents make case for Bay View charter school
• Interim growth policies OK'd
• Scott Salyer defense seeks to suppress evidence
• Yahoo cuts 600 jobs, or 4 percent of its staff
• Two stabbed in Monterey; injuries "not life-threatening"
• San Francisco kills plan to charge $6 entrance fee from south
• Monterey log: Arrest for violating domestic violence protection order
• Greenfield manhunt called off
• Sheriff log: Suspect attempted to injure deputies with booby trap
• Carmel log: Past tense vehicle theft
• Monterey log: Arrest for prowling and possession of graffiti marker
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Annual Toys for Tots program a Marine mission of giving
• Your Town: Monterey mayor, council members to be sworn in Thursday
• Police briefs: Girl, 17, shot in arm during Salinas drive-by
• Castroville man gets 17½ years in prison
• Cheer campaign tops $30,000
• Study: Education in dire straits
• Salinas shootout suspects known as gang members with long criminal histories
• Native Language Support Gives Competitive Advantage To Businesses
• Monterey County sheriff's deputies chase parolee in stolen car into Watsonville where it crashes into car, stoplight
• Seaside home shot
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Sheriff log: Suspect violates probation by wearing gang colors
• Teenage girl shot in Salinas
• Estate plan a drag but needs doing
• 'Tis the season for holiday scams
• Nonprofits
• Your Town: Planning Commission to hear Santa Catalina School waterfront plans
• Police briefs:
• Monterey log: Report of residential burglary
• Carmel log: Found dog fees paid after dog found
• Marina log: Burglary to motel room
• Gang members, officers exchange gunfire in Salinas
• Veteran Salinas cop Manny Perrien eyes retirement
• Your Town: Board to consider Bay View charter
• Pacific Grove woman's website re-examines holiday spending
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Police briefs: Two injured in head-on crash on Highway 156
• Injuries reported in Highway 156 crash
• Carmel log: Woman's hand injured while cat brushing
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• National Commander of The American Legion to visit
• Police briefs:
• Your Town: Girl Scouts hold drive for used coats
• Operation Christmas Cheer tops $25,000 mark
• Accused child sellers make hearing deal
• DNA used to obtain Monterey burglary arrest warrant
• Jury reaches verdict in Elizabeth Smart case
• Monterey log: Theft from unlocked vehicle
• Salinas Valley Memorial announces staff layoffs
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Shots fired at Salinas driver from another vehicle
• Sheriff log: Girl falls down hill after verbal altercation
• Chartwell School to hold informal tour
• Salinas firefighters probe cause of deadly house fire
• Monterey's maritime museum likely to remain closed
• Jury convicts 4 in key gang case
• Former Salinas police youth leader admits to sex with girl
• Slain Boronda man shot in head, sheriff's officials say
• Pot charges filed against C.V. couple
• Dream Act hopes still high
• Salinas man stabbed stepson, left him to die, deputies testify
• Christmas Cheer program exceeds $24,000
• Salinas shooting suspect arrested
• Authorities set fire to Escondido bomb house
• Gang member arrested after chase
• Students, police clash as UK approves tuition hike
• House Democrats reject Obama tax plan in current form
• Democrats delay action on Dream Act to help young immigrants get legal status
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in San Juan Bautista to hold Christmas party
• Monterey log: Man uses offensive words in peace disturbance
• Carmel log: Driver in possession of burglary tools
• Police briefs: Salinas house fire kills man
• Planners delay center decision
• Police bust suspect in FBI gang probe
• P.G. may consider new tree ordinance
• Convicted rapist Pollacci pleads not guilty to new charges
• Your Town: Seaside's Staff Sgt. Vincent W. Ashlock killed in Afghanistan
• Monterey switches energy provider
• Monterey IMAX closes
• Slain Monterey County man faced drug charges
• Carmel chicken vote delayed
• [galleries] Thinking Big 
: The huge new Titus Gallery debuts with enthusiasm.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Macy’s in Del Monte Center.
: What’s your most useful holiday advice?
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Growing Skyward : Vertical farming imagines a utopian future, but can it price out? - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Large Scale Problems
: Cannery Row IMAX theater shuttered as owner sues partner.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] A Pinch of Salt
: Moss Landing desal venture talks big, but water officials are skeptical.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Hobo From Heaven
: How a homeless man’s input led to three shows by Songs Hotbox Harry Taught Us this weekend.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Back in the Saddle
: Juni Fisher leads another stampede of music at the Monterey Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Crucial Pointe
: On the eve of another <i>Nutcracker</i>, Dance Kids struggles to keep twirling.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Whistleblower Sues: Sheriff’s evidence tech alleges retaliation in federal complaint.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Sakana Sushi Bar 
: Roll Play: Sakana Sushi gives downtown Monterey a cozy and creative spot for special rolls.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Assembly’s Day One
: Watsonville’s Alejo tries to raise minimum wage.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Field Maneuvers
: An accidental release of a strawberry fumigant in 2009 sickened some North County residents; with another potentially deadly pesticide just approved, is the Ag Commission tough enough to protect us?
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Green Business
: There’s more to Mary Jane’z new owners than smoke and mirrors.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Gate Crashers
: Seaside considers opening neighborhood access from General Jim Moore.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• Sheriff log: Unsolicited letter received from prisoner
• MST ROLLS OUT NEW RATES
• Man found dead with head injury in Boronda home
• Farm Bureau calls for greater lobbying
• Corral de Tierra shopping center goes before Planning Commission this morning
• Your Town: Man gets 170 to life for molestations
• Temporary general plan rules will have to wait
• Christmas Cheer nears $20,000
• Monterey log: Report of vehicle vandalism
• Marina log: Arrest for violating restraining order
• Carmel log: Report of subject disrobing in park
• Parents use new law to force school changes
• Hiker lost in Santa Cruz Mountains knew help was on the way
• Collection Of Barbie Christmas Ornaments And Memorabilia - Exhibition
• Google opens e-book store in challenge to Amazon
• Sheriff log: Arrest for eight hypodermic needles in vehicle
• Former Cowboys star 'Dandy' Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
• California gay marriage ban focus of televised hearing
• AOL reportedly considers breakup, deal with Yahoo
• More older people struggle with high debt
• Seniors market not easy to tap
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Consider a holiday gift to nonprofit
• Your Town: Monterey City Council mulls museum close extension
• Nonprofits
• Strangers on a train tale: Peninsula woman recalls life of romance, adventure
• Carmel women's group celebrate land mine removals
• Police briefs:
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Your Town: Veterans group meets Thursday
• So long, snow: Kids enjoy P.G.'s annual event celebrating fluffy stuff
• Missing Felton woman found alive
• NFL union to players: Save pay, lockout's coming
• PayPal cuts WikiLeaks from money flow
• New desal project unveiled
• Christmas Cheer tops $11,000 mark
• Work to close Rancho San Carlos Bridge
• Police briefs: Gonzales man faces charges after arrest
• Defendants demand testimonies
• First Night Monterey 2011
• Judge blocks defamation suit in Pebble Beach art heist case
• President Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Unemployment rate rises to 9.8 percent as U.S. hiring slows
• Monterey log: Possession of controlled substance
• Marina log: Domestic dispute
• Carmel log: Arrest for DUI
• Your Town: Last year for snow at Stilwell's Snow in the Park event
• TAMC to buy land for rail line
• Family tells of grief at killer's sentencing
• Beating victim, in coma for 8 years, dies of injuries
• Not-guilty pleas for Fresno five
• Seaside city manager to stay for now
• Bacteria munch on arsenic, raising extraterrestial prospects
• Ear relief: Congress acts to stifle loud TV ads
• Crime spree suspects face long list of complaints
• Bacteria munch on arsenic, raising extraterrestial prospects
• Russia, Qatar selected to host 2018, 2022 World Cups
• Watch NASA announcement on search for extraterrestrial life
• Monterey log: Report of vehicle theft
• Monterey Bay Aquarium seeks volunteers
• Carmel log: Request for unwanted customer to be escorted from restaurant
• Police briefs: Police probe two shooting incidents
• Workers find slaying victim's body
• P.G. limits public smoking
• Your Town: CHOMP, Anthem make deal
• Christmas Cheer gets $3,600 in one day
• Seaside man found guilty in killing of wife
• [831] Character Study
: National Coalition Building Institute empowers students to instill tolerance. 
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] ASCAP Discord
: Composers’ group tracks small businesses playing music without a license.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Carving a Niche : Gifted sculptor Matthew Glasby finds joy in jade. - Monterey County Weekly
• [galleries] True Brubeck : Eastwood-produced documentary on Dave Brubeck airs just in time for his 90th birthday. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Making Ms. Chief
: Seaside’s new top cop takes on her toughest beat: City Hall.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Lankaran Tales
: Monterey considers adopting a new sister city in Azerbaijan. 
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Multiple Lawsuits Dampen General Plan 
: GPU5 water rules irk environmentalists and growers. 
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Hospital Strikes Insurance Deal with Anthem
: CHOMP’s future with Aetna still uncertain; state cracks down on insurer violations.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Straight Jah Man
: Reggae legend Don Carlos brings his affirmative anthems to Planet Gemini.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Country Living
: Salinas’ Fox Theater welcomes Craig Morgan and Stealing Angels.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Toast: Toast gives Carmel Valley an informal slice of fine French countryside.
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] One man’s War and peace
: Phillip Butler fought his way through a violent childhood and captivity at the hands of the North Vietnamese. He still fights, but his focus is on a different front – the U.S. government’s wars oversea
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes
: ¡Ask a Mexican!
 - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Lalla Lounge in Salinas.
: What would you do to pass time as a P.O.W.?
 - Monterey County Weekly
• FTC proposes Do Not Track list for Web marketing
• State OK's use of cancer-causing pesticide methyl iodide
• Monterey log: Destruction of handgun
• Prunedale man found guilty on molestation charges
• GOP says it'll block bills until tax cuts extended
• Monterey log: Arrest for vandalism
• Man's body found with gunshot wound in Salinas-area field
• Sheriff log: Victim shot in leg and hand
• Multiple shots fired at Seaside home
• Fed ID's companies that used crisis loan programs
• Bachofner grabs Seaside mayor's slot
• Your Town: Defendants in Big Sur crash get day in court
• Police briefs: Two men, one girl wounded in separate shootings
• First National Bank workers first to donate to Operation Christmas Cheer
• Pacific Grove stabbing suspect appears in court
• Lighthouse may get left-turn lane
• Death penalty ruled out in slaying case against King City ranch hand
• Monterey County supervisors postpone enforcing new general plan
• NPS director envisions quick-strike military units
• Sheriff log: Trespassing on federal land
• Used oil and oil filter recycling event to be held
• Arrest for outstanding warrant
• Carmel log: Owner given warning for loose dog
• Driver losses control, plows through graveyard
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: The global phenomenon of NORAD's Santa Claus tracking tradition
• Police briefs: Tanker truck springs leak, catches fire on Highway 101 in Salinas
• Your Town: Seaside, Greenfield may hold recounts for mayors
• Operation Christmas Cheer: Seaside man knocked down, but looking up
• Girls lied about sex abuse, Prunedale man's lawyer claims
• Group of five take wild ride
• Man fired on twice in same week
• Staggering Picasso trove turns up in France
• Official: Student has hostages in Wis. high school
• Deputy tased after prisoner takes gun; Police search for fugitive
• Dodgers sign Giants' World Series hero Juan Uribe
• Obama calls for 2-year freeze on federal pay
• Wild chase runs through Monterey County, ends in SLO
• Watsonville man suspected in killings worked with teens
• State regulator fines seven insurers for underpayment
• Texting the new doodling in class
• 'Grandma scam' resurfaces
• Doctors dropping Medicare patients
• Police briefs: Youth arrested for attempted murder of officer in juvenile hall
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: 'Tis the season for extra care
• Your Town:
• P.G. Council to swear in new members, mayor
• Reactor once housed at NPS
• Salinas' Doug McRae crunches the numbers
• Class Notes, Births
• Highway 101 shooting leaves one man dead
• Man shot dead on Highway 101 near Greenfield
• Police briefs
• Your Town: Drivers using cell phones targeted
• Professor Toro: Old jingle sticks in our heads
• Battlefield rescuers: NPS researchers develop robots, sensors to aid wounded troops
• New senator Blakeslee takes punches from right, left
• Former Seaside mayor Lance McClair, 68, dies
• Two masked men rob Moss Landing liquor store
• Red-legged frog gets Sierra preserve
• Child custody dispute leads to Thanksgiving assault arrest
• Pilot dies in Hollister plane crash
• Debt for bachelor's degree up 50 percent
• Your Town: P.G. homicide suspect out of the hospital
• Monterey log: Report of vehicle burglary
• P.G. homicide suspect held on $1 million bail
• Monterey log: Arrests for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Underage patron drinking in bar
• Alzheimer's support group dates set
• Holiday schedules for Thanksgiving Day
• Repairs work on wharf to begin Monday
• Police briefs: GPS leads to phone and arrest of man
• Your Town: Hartnell awarded NASA grant
• Salinas shooting wounds man in the foot
• Salvation Army opens shelter for local homeless
• Suspect arrested in 1990 King City triple homicide
• Local vote tally looms next week
• Law enforcement involved in probe of bogus Monterey Institute instructor
• Monterey County files to get art collectors' lawsuit dismissed
• Jury convicts DeLay in money laundering trial
• Cooley concedes California attorney general race
• GM recalls midsize pickups for child seat problem
• Suspected Salinas thief booked for battering officer with wet towel
• Two juveniles fire shots at Salinas boy, 16
• Santa Cruz OKs rental inspections
• Carmel Valley pair arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
• Sheriff log: Firearms removed from residence
• Geese block Fremont Street
• Holiday schedules for Thanksgiving Day
• Salinas police release photos of shooting suspects
• Police briefs: Victim in Salinas shooting dies
• Your Town: Weather Service predicts sub-freezing temperatures
• Molestation suspect takes stand
• Operation Valley Star: Bay Area youth counselor admits gang ties
• Gibson jury deadlocked
• [news] Tougher Take on Organic Standards : Alleged fertilizer fraud in Gonzales prompts new USDA rules. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Military Fabulist : Local instructor fakes his academic credentials; military history also in question. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Sarah Palin’s America : Palin is no nature lover – she just plays one on TV. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] The Last (and First) Ohlone Basket Weaver : Seaside artist resurrects a long-lost native craft. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Aboard the Steel Beach : A look at life aboard an aircraft carrier through the eyes of a local 20-year-old woman. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Positive Spinning : Relentless Seaside native Ms Versatile assembles a powerhouse hip-hop lineup on Cannery Row. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Noodle Bar Restrurant Two: Noodle Bar’s second station adds smoothies, space and “local favorites” menu. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] He Asked, They Posed : Photographer brings his “Fearless” collection to CSUMB. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Big Pharma Pays For Local Docs’ Attention: Seventeen Monterey County doctors are reportedly on drug company payrolls. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Fish Tale : MBARI, looking to expand, may oust Phil’s Fish Market from its Moss Landing space. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Ridin’ Hard : A Tornado Rider update as the group visits for Thanksgiving. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Friendly Fiery : Passionate MyFriendLenny gains momentum on the local live scene. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Profiles in Proactivity : Breakthrough H’Art finds small havens help out hugely. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Coils of History : Central Californian Indian basketry is woven from two basic techniques. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Peet’s Coffee on the CSUMB campus. : What would you miss living on a boat? - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• U.S. Treasury gets $11.7 billion from GM stock sale
• Alaska man charged with molesting child at Fort Hunter Liggett
• Sheriff log: Propane tanks taken from business
• Victim in Monday night shooting dies, deputies say
• Carbon monoxide poisoning claims two in Monterey
• Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infection
• William, Kate to wed April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Monterey log: Report of vandalism
• Earth ceremony to be held
• Human Rights Day Luncheon to be held
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• Police briefs: Salinas Police probe burglary at church
• Your Town: Salvation Army seeks turkey donations
• MPUSD revises grading policy
• MIIS confirms instructor lied about credentials
• Study shows Central Coast waters among most toxic in state
• Pacific Grove Girl Scouts troop competes in LEGO robotic challenge
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Pair sentenced for elder abuse
• Windows smashed, electronics taken in Salinas church burglary
• Salvation Army needs donations of turkeys
• Jury reaches verdict in Chandra Levy trial
• Sheriff log: Solar panel and battery removed from ranch
• 18-year-old killed in Salinas shooting Sunday night
• Seniors should be wary of alcoholism
• Monterey's Trudy Star survived several narrow escapes
• Seniors need to be less trusting
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate:
• Your Town: Alzheimer's group hosts memory class
• Nonprofits
• Seven arrested in Salinas Valley anti-gang effort
• Two Salinas shootings reported Sunday evening
• Police briefs: Two men arrested on drug charges
• Your Town: Eastwoods to host fundraiser for land mine removal
• Details emerge from Friday's fatal shooting in Salinas
• Class Notes, Military Briefs
• A GREEN RIDE: Battery-powered Triac car makes debut in Salinas
• Fire forces evacuation of Santa Cruz hotel
• Sunday news shows
• Astronauts use Twitter to beam images down to Earth
• Bachofner mayoral lead holds as Seaside ballot count nears end
• Your Town: Meeting targets youth violence
• Judicial assignments announced
• FIXER UPPERS
• Murder case goes to jury
• Driver pleads not guilty
• Salinas shooting kills one, wounds two
• One killed, two injured in Salinas shooting
• Cal Am orders water boiling in Carmel Valley
• Calif unemployment rate unchanged at 12.4 percent
• Feinstein introduces bill stopping Bay Area student's deportation
• Police briefs: Masked men rob Salinas jewelry store
• Hit-and-run suspect could face pot charges
• Your Town: Program looks at home repair
• Salinas jury hears from 'Jane Doe'
• MARKED: Project highlights Salinas' literary past
• Ex-guard details death of his wife
• Seaside mourns death of Margaret McGee
• Calif university board OKs fee hike after protest
• Alleged victims testifies in molestation case
• Pot found at hit-and-run suspect's home, CHP says
• King Felix! Seattle ace Hernandez wins AL Cy Young
• Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax
• Questions raised about military background of MIIS lecturer
• Bodies found of two women, boy missing in Ohio
• Monterey log: Report of residential burglary
• THE NEED FOR CLOSURE: Woman seeks answers in brother's '84 slaying
• General Motors shares jump on Wall Street return
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk for arthritis to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Police briefs: Boys suspected in house burglary
• Your Town: Woman gets 270 days in jail for setting fire
• Salinas police look for masked gunman
• Salinas City Council gets look at reorganization report
• Lighthouse could flow one way
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010: Health, Wellness and Food - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Community Values : Monterey officials get creative with priority-based budgeting. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010: Education and Youth - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Textbook Tangles at MPUSD : Students lack some new materials, teachers worry about test scores - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010: Community and Social Service - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Tiny Turbines : County preps for a surge in rooftop wind power. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] County’s Thyroid Cancer Rate tops the state : The good news: Experts say it’s relatively curable. - Monterey County Weekly
• [theater] Vowell as a Verb : Author, humorist and observer Sarah Vowell helps us laugh at history and ourselves. - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Pensi Pasta : From raviolis to spreads, Pensi Pasta’s Evette Lecce knows how to deploy the seasonal squash. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Rio Grill in Carmel Crossroads. : What’s one surprising way you invest in the community? - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Moss’ Rolling Stones : The new Surf Hound Studio gives Moss Landing a little art, live music, film and surfer fun. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010 : Environment and Sustainability - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010 : Arts and Culture - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Food to Fuel : Waste Management District looks at food scraps to generate electricity—and profit. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Folky Nuptials : Mike and Ruthy visit the Roost House to commune with their growing family of fans. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010: Social Action - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Rare Pair : Jon Manasse and Jon Nakamatsu share more than the same first name. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Lief in the Wind : The nomadic life led Norway’s Lief Sorbye to Celtic rock in California. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Primetime Zombies : Gore abounds, with Shakespearean underpinnings. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010 : Animals - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Monterey County Gives! 2010 : Supporting Big Ideas From Local Nonprofits - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• FDA warns makers of caffeinated alcoholic drinks
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• Hulu officially launches pay online TV service, cuts price
• Pearl Harbor remembrance dinner to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for outstanding warrant
• Marina log: Obscenity scrawled on vehicle door
• Jury set for trial of man accused of molesting girls
• Victim in Highway 68 crash ID'd
• Your Town: No contest plea in police shooting
• Two face charges in hit-and-run
• Work starts on Marina fire station
• Carmel's Dance Kids may close for lack of funding
• 'Seaweed lady' Isabella Abbott dies
• Police file suit over retirement cap
• Highway crash victim identified
• Sheriff log: Possession of meth
• Monterey log: Hit and run
• Marina log: Male detained for domestic violence incident
• Carmel Residents Association to hold beach cleanup
• Homefront Journal, Donna Teresa: Unique military treasures found at the Book Haven
• Police briefs: Man wanted by Soleda police shot in Salinas
• Your Town:
• MAN KILLED IN CRASH
• Murder trial about premeditation vs. rage
• State Supreme Court upholds law providing college benefits to undocumented students
• Facebook launches new messaging system
• Fatal crash near Laguna Seca; Highway 68 lanes open
• CSUMB students feel system's tuition hike
• Giants catcher Buster Posey wins NL Rookie of the Year award
• Sheriff log: Possession of heroin
• Police briefs: Pebble Beach woman reports rape in house
• Your Town: Lighthouse Plan meeting set this week
• Yellow Ribbon gears up to send holiday packages to troops in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Nonprofits
• Police investigate two separate Salinas shootings as attempted murders
• Liza Horvath: Hospice care traces roots to England
• Public smoking under fire: P.G. City Council set to consider tighter regulations
• Monterey log: Document of dog bite
• Marina log: Obstruction of peace officer
• Monterey log: Arrested for public intoxication
• Marina log: Subject stopped for talking on cell phone
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Marina log: Dishes found broken after returning home
• Elkhorn Slough gets 'speed bump' sill to help slow erosion
• Community helps plan first Pajaro park
• PG&E power shutdown set for Wednesday in areas of Monterey Peninsula
• Sunday news shows
• Suspect in Big Sur hit-and-run surrenders
• Man who molested adopted sons gets life in prison
• Big Sur Half Marathon helps fuel Just Run program
• Your Town: Tickets on sale for annual Christmas in the Adobes
• Police briefs: Triplex fire displaces Monterey residents
• Fire damages Monterey apartment building
• Big Sur hit-and-run suspect surrenders
• Sheriff log: Possession of oxycontin pill and marijuana
• Seaside names new police chief
• Police briefs: Car's driver eludes police after chase
• Your Town: Dealing with grief during holidays subject of seminar
• Few clues in fatal Seaside shooting
• Lyceum of Monterey County marks anniversary: Hands-on teaching still primary focus
• Contemplative prayer retreat to be held
• Cemetery Advisory Committee to hold meeting
• Rooster enthusiasts to discuss proposed ordinance
• [831] Side Job: Insane Speed : Monterey’s Tim Cuhna aims at world records when he’s not teaching. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Report of theft
• [galleries] Urban Excellence : SOMOS Media sharpens Salinas’ cultural edge with a parade of uncommon exhibitions. - Monterey County Weekly
• Man in wheelchair slain in Salinas shooting
• [galleries] Pop Fizz : New judges hope to save <i>American Idol</i> from singer-songwriter malaise. - Monterey County Weekly
• Blood drive to be held
• [dining] Really Fat Burger : A heart-attack hamburger and lard-cooked fry reply to healthy food trends finds traction. - Monterey County Weekly
• Marina log: Posession of controlled substance
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Marina man dies in Seaside shooting
• [news] No Sun For Jobs : Solar installation will offset tons of emissions, but local electricians take a hit. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Black-Tie Ops : Sold-out Panetta Institute event honors news vets. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Spirited Away : Charles Neville takes an atypical music duo to Big Sur Spirit Garden. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Breaking the Banks : Regulators and grassroots groups put the squeeze on shady mortgage practices. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Hot and Cold : The rising Cold War Kids play Fernwood. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Fetal Positions : Officials stumped by preserved human fetus found in P.G. museum’s basement. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Voodoo Mojo : Big Bad Voodoo Daddy swings into Carmel’s Sunset Center. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Common Cause Nets a Fishing Solution : New federal catch-share program aims to cut groundfish bycatch. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• Police search for fleeing suspect near Soledad
• [cover] Wilson on the World : Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Dr. E.O. Wilson writes the foreword for <i>The Watchman’s Rattle</i> - Monterey County Weekly
• Desal backers make case to PUC
• [cover] Our Doom Deferred : A Carmel visionary’s debut book maps out how we can save our society from collapse. - Monterey County Weekly
• Police briefs: Big Sur man sought in hit-and-run
• [opinion] The Left Goes South : Dems’ future lies in Latinos – and Obama’s ability to close his credibility gap with them. - Monterey County Weekly
• Going off the grid: Green Building Expo extols virtues of solar electricity
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Veterans Day schedules, events
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• Your Town: Jury seated in Seaside murder case
• [831] Asked at Nifty 50’s Cafe in Seaside. : What is the most highly evolved thing about you? - Monterey County Weekly
• Plan ahead of La Niña, group urges
• September Ranch OK'd
• California mulls teacher report cards
• Your Town: Carmel seeks volunteers for tree survey
• Veterans Day events, schedules
• Police briefs: Salinas standoff ends after burglary suspect bitten by police dog
• [music] Hot and Cold : The rising Cold War Kids play Fernwood. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Voodoo Mojo : Big Bad Voodoo Daddy swings into Carmel’s Sunset Center. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Carmel log: Report of residence burglary and vehicle theft
• Marina log: Intoxicated juvenile transported to hospital
• Monterey log: Arrest for outstanding warrant
• Monterey maritime museum to unveil new lobby
• Marina log: Report of ex-girlfriend failing to return child
• Monterey log: Report of robbery
• The 40th annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner to be held
• Sheriff log: Suspected hunters on private property
• Monterey Fire to get new chief next month
• Jury selection begins in Seaside murder trial
• Water study buoys September Ranch developer's hopes
• UC, CSU taking steps to raise tuition for undergrads — again
• Your Town: CHOMP seeks blood donations
• Police briefs: Pacific Grove police arrest two after pot found on school grounds
• Monterey log: Vehicle burglary
• [831] 2010 Big Sur Food and Wine: Photos and video the second annual food and wine festival hosted on the coast of the Big Sur. - Monterey County Weekly
• Happy memories outlast Seaside woman's scary times of World War II
• Your Town: Public invited to meeting on Chinatown renewal plan
• Nonprofits
• Two die, one hurt in crash with tree
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Plan early for late-life caretaking
• Marina log: Possession of controlled substance
• Marina log: Violation of child custody order
• Monterey log: Report of theft
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Police briefs: Woman killed near home in hit-and-run
• Professor Toro: America's pastime not politics
• Your Town: Bachofner takes lead over Rubio
• Police briefs: Atomic device recovered in Salinas
• Woman, boy die in crash
• Rapist Thomas Pollacci faces more sex charges
• Prop. 22 passage brings local cheers
• Salinas woman killed by hit-and-run driver
• Second annual Bella Notte Italian dinner to be held
• Marina log: Male sits in idling truck behind store
• Monterey log: Vehicle theft
• DLI bus program a go
• Monterey uses play money to help with budget issues
• Out from the shadows: Men in film about sexual abuse appear on Oprah show
• Carmel Valley equestrian's team takes second place at event in Holland
• County workers sue over moldy offices
• New union to push back against Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital job cuts
• Your Town: CHOMP hosts screenings at health fair
• Police briefs: Salinas home invasion suspects sought
• Marina apartment hit by gunfire in gang-related attack, police say
• MSNBC's Keith Olbermann suspended for making donations to Democratic candidates
• Crash closes Highway 156
• Teen shot in Salinas
• Mehserle sentenced to two years
• Carmel log: Driver on wrong side of road
• Marina log: Juvenile arrested for shoplifting
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Gauge with radioactive material returned undamaged to Salinas theft victim
• Sheriff log: Subject in possession of destructive device
• [music] Pure Talent : Overtone unspools impressive seven-man a capella at Woody’s in Pacific Grove. - Monterey County Weekly
• [galleries] Boho Redux : Lucas Lamar and his <i>Why I Love Carmel</i> evokes town’s original art scene. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at the Big Sur Bakery in Big Sur. : What is your perfect picnic for under $20? - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Tones Jones : Australia’s The Lovetones visit Carbone’s in New Monterey. - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Happy Girl Kitchen Co.: Tickled by Pickles: Happy Girl Kitchen Co. opens in Pacific Grove. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Passion of the Pisoni : A closer look at the crazy Santa Lucia Highlands wine deity – and what comes next. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Salt Shake-up : Behind the sudden DIY rise of Monterey Bay Salt Company. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] More to Pour : A glance at the other wine growers of Santa Lucia Highlands. - Monterey County Weekly
• Farr ready to work with GOP
• [cover] The Man and His Juice : Comparisons between Pisoni’s personality and his wines - Monterey County Weekly
• 40,000 ballots remain for count
• [831] Signs From the Sky : Crop circle and astral plane aficionados swarm Asilomar. - Monterey County Weekly
• Challengers win in Salinas
• [opinion] The Pubic Wars : How women style their hair down there connotes class. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• MPUSD's Measure P earns 70 percent of the vote
• [news] Public Citizen: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Fed to buy $600B more in Treasury bonds in effort to boost economy
• Pacific Grove library measure falls short
• [news] S.F. Wins Again : Jerry and Gavin inhale victory, pot battle burns out and majority rules. - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel log: Arrest for being drunk in public
• Police briefs: Motorcycle crash kills Aptos man
• [news] Rooting for the Home Team : Salinas player Caballero strikes out, but Watsonville’s Alejo triumphs. - Monterey County Weekly
• Palma High School to present free public symposium
• Bruce Delgado re-elected Marina mayor; Measures M and N pass
• [news] Business Bucks Help Buy Victory : Well-funded Salinas council challengers knock out incumbents. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of concealed weapon
• Monning easily wins new term to Assembly
• [news] Teams of Rivals : Bruce Delgado hits another homer in the Marina race. - Monterey County Weekly
• Court halts Elizabeth Smart kidnapping trial
• Stolen device carries radioactive matter
• [news] Feliz Felix on the Day of the Dead : Bachofner knocks out incumbent Ralph Rubio in a Seaside upset. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Citation for outstanding warrant
• [news] Lawman Upset : Scott Miller yanks the sheriff’s badge from Mike Kanalakis. - Monterey County Weekly
• [galleries] Shrinking Planet : The United Nations Association Film Festival makes the globe smaller in inspiring ways. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Goh Goh Guitar : Ace Japanese guitarist Goh Kurosawa sizzles in Carmel Valley. - Monterey County Weekly
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Steve McShane, Kimbley Craig grab leads for Salinas council
• Sheriff log: Barn burglarized
• Bachofner leads early in Seaside mayor race
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of drug paraphernalia
• Miller likely to stay at Monterey Peninsula Airport District; second seat uncertain
• Support strong for MPUSD bond
• Police briefs: Shots wound two teenage partygoers
• Carmel log: Juvenile failed to comply with probation terms
• Marina water board race is tight
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Zeeb may be next treasurer
• Peripheral neuropathy meeting scheduled
• Prop. 19: Pot legalization defeated
• MGM files for bankruptcy with support of lenders
• Giants fans flooding into San Francisco for victory parade
• Motorcyclist dies in Highway 1 crash
• Woman's lawsuit targets Thomas Pollacci, family
• CHAMPIONS!: Giants win first World Series since move to San Francisco
• Delgado starts strong in Marina mayor's race
• Measure Q falling short in Pacific Grove
• Health care holdovers grab lead
• Freddie Mac: Mortgage giant posts $4.1 billion quarterly loss
• Court briefs: State Supreme Court hears arguments in Salinas girl's slaying
• Monterey log: Citation for camping in public
• [831] Halloween 2010: Photos of spookiness and ghoulish good times around Monterey. - Monterey County Weekly
• Joe Livernois, The Tortured Fan: ON THE VERGE, Giants beat around the Bushes
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing girlfriend to death in 2008
• State Supreme Court to hear appeal of man convicted, sentenced to death in Salinas murder
• Police: Schwarzenegger son co-hosted alcohol fueled party
• Supreme Court hears arguments on violent video games
• Police briefs: Six arrested in Seaside after report of robbery
• Mayflower Church in Pacific Grove to celebrate 100 years
• Austrians team up with James Martin Center at MIIS
• Wife torturer's appeal denied
• Your Town: Economist to speak on conflicts in South Asia
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: The Emotional Reality of HBO's 'Wartorn 1861-2010'
• Costumed robber stabs man
• Suspicious device prompts closure of Swift Street in Santa Cruz for more than 3 hours
• Man detained outside Watsonville hardware store while bomb squad investigates possible pipe bomb
• Monterey County registrar expects good local voter turnout
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Distribution starts with an inventory
• Man robbed, beaten in Seaside
• Halloween sweep rounds up sex offenders
• Mission group moves to Carmel
• Your Town: ACLU hosts reception to honor labor activist Karen Araujo
• Police briefs: Two suspects arrested in Cannery Row stabbings that injured 3
• Nonprofits
• U.S. lawmakers hear it from seniors
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Story describes rebound of bay's ecosystem
• Dogs get into 'Howl-o-Ween' spirit
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Police briefs: Gang member, 14, shot in leg; witnesses flee
• Carmel log: City employee spitting on vehicles
• Marina log: Male surrendered bottles filled with syringes
• Sheriff log: Juvenile shoots self in hand with BB gun
• [galleries] Massive Canvas : MMA’s latest stars Ingrid Calame and packs in enough for four whole shows. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• [music] More Treats : Four ghoulishly exciting options for live music this weekend. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Verbal domestic dispute
• [news] Tight Operations : Monterey Peninsula and Salinas Valley hospitals suffer from atrophied revenue. - Monterey County Weekly
• Police catchup with shooting suspect
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• Education beats tourism as Monterey area's economic force
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Wanted man in King City arrested after car chase
• [831] Parting the Lettuce Curtain : Lideres Campesinas uses theater to get at some of farm work’s ugliest issues. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: DUI arrest
• Salinas police officer to stand trial for alleged abuse
• [cover] The Truth, Only Censored : The list of Project Censored stories for 2009-10 comes during a weird media moment. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Citation for outstanding warrant
• Former Seaside resident to face trial for 2000 rape
• [831] Asked at the Monterey Crepe Company in downtown Monterey. : Who or what would you censor? - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel log: Possession of a controlled substance
• Your Town: SVMH wins membership certification
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Free seminar to be held on coping with grief during the holidays
• Police briefs: Police probe possible stalking
• [news] An Oil-Rigged permit process? : Eco-activists say the county is too quick to approve South County drilling. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Arrest for displaying unlawful registration tabs
• Fire district consolidation gets OK
• [opinion] Stoners Unite : SEIU backs Prop. 19 and courts a hip sector of workers. - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Nielsen Brothers Market: Market Matters: Nielsen Brothers Market celebrates 80 years of excellence in Carmel. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• Your Town: Desal sides to respond to PUC rulings
• [theater] Cabin Fever : <i>The Foreigner</i> showcases Western Stage talent taking on goofy-fun script. - Monterey County Weekly
• Police briefs: Gunshot victims seek treatment
• [music] Zombie Boogie : Youth Music Monterey’s “Classical Creepies” leads slate of Halloween music. - Monterey County Weekly
• Court briefs: Convicted sexual abuser sentenced to prison
• [opinion] Giant Mash-Up : A look at what insiders are saying as the Giants open the World Series in San Francisco. - Monterey County Weekly
• Nissan to recall 2 million vehicles
• [news] On a High Horse : Prop. 19’s critics include medical pot backers who say the law is flawed. - Monterey County Weekly
• Nuestra Familia gang members allegedly plotted to kill lawyer
• City nudged on Cypress Knolls
• Your Town: CSUMB hosts 'Greater Vision' forum
• Police briefs: Man dies after accident with farm truck
• Marina mayoral challenger, incumbent dismayed over truck, sign vandalism
• Carmel log: Driver stopped for lane straddling
• Marina log: Juvenile cited for cigar possession
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: The comic book wonder of Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos
• Divisions clear in race for 28th Assembly District
• [831] Special Edible: New startup KT's Sweet Lunch looks to do the midday meal fresh and healthy. - Monterey County Weekly
• Salinas police arrest man after alleged death threat
• Former NFL star Junior Seau drives off road, hospitalized with injuries
• The art of living: Fort Ord art director Dick Puckett is so resilient that he attended his own memorial
• Your Town: Monterey City Council to review moratorium on marijuana dispensaries
• Peter Hoss: Separating scams and campaigning
• Nonprofits
• Two arrested after man found stabbed in car
• Liza Horvath: Tips for hiring a good lawyer
• Monterey log: Arrested for assault with deadly weapon
• Challengers fill ballot in Salinas
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Police briefs: Team rescues climber from Arroyo Seco Gorge cliff
• Carmel log: Peace disturbance
• Marina log: Arrest after burglary was interrupted
• Carmel log: Bat euthanized after found in home
• Monterey log: Report of theft
• Marina log: Driver stopped for cracked windshield
• Beard craze home grown
• Salinas youth leader allegedly impregnated teen
• CAREER DAY
• Professor Toro: Chance meeting auspicious for two men
• Your Town: Classes teach how to be an executor
• Man arrested in shooting
• Marina log: Arrest for parole violation
• Monterey log: Arrest for challenging to fight
• [news] Caught on Camera: TV broadcast helps cops arrest suspected jewelry thief - Monterey County Weekly
• Seven battle for two spots on Greenfield City Council; incumbent takes on challenger for mayor
• Body found in burning car was that of Greenfield woman
• Mammogram plan at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital aimed at low-income women
• Salinas' Rancho Cielo youth program receives gift of vans
• Your Town: SPCA cuts adoption costs for weekend
• Police briefs: Man shot in domestic dispute
• Greenfield council candidate faces drug charges
• Gov't: No increase for Social Security next year
• Carmel log: Break in attempt at business
• [news] Monterey’s Big Stink : City sewer lines are at the breaking point. - Monterey County Weekly
• Your Town
• [news] Debate Club : Measure P pits school supporters against anti-tax activists. - Monterey County Weekly
• Chinatown experience: Experts to offer ideas on how to proceed with Salinas museum
• [news] Seaside shifts gears on bike path : City scraps rec trail plan for General Jim Moore Boulevard. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Foreigners Fingered : Arrests more likely to translate to deportation for illegal immigrants. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Symph Nymph : Soprano Lori Guilbeau leads a boisterous season opener for Monterey Symphony. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Willie Style : Phosphorescent, Howlin’ Rain and Headless visit Henry Miller. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Wrecking : Filmmaker Denny Tedesco shows his historic music documentary in Salinas. - Monterey County Weekly
• [theater] The Great Debate : MPC’s latest play ponders the definition of <i>Art</i>. - Monterey County Weekly
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Bellagio’s : Bellagio’s pizza is the first of a three-part epicurean/entertainment powerhouse. - Monterey County Weekly
• Sheriff log: Two males involved in mutual combat
• [cover] Playing Both sides : Salinas Assemblywoman Anna Caballero woos the center in her bid for state Senate. - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel log: Loss of digital camera
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• Coalition of Scholarship Organizations to hold fifth annual High School Forum
• [831] That’s What SUP: The stand-up paddleboarding craze creeps into Monterey Bay. - Monterey County Weekly
• [831] Asked at Carmel Valley Coffee Roasting Company in Carmel. : What stunt would convince you to vote for a candidate? - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• Planning Commission backs permits for rural roosters
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Bay View parents seek signatures
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• 'Elvira' actress to host Monterey tech reception
• Health agency gets $2M
• Political briefs: Candidates forum on tap for Oct. 21
• Police briefs: Carmel Valley man suspect in rape of girlfriend
• Santa Cruz County, Sierra Northern claim to have deal in place for tourist trains
• NTSB report cites power glitch in Milpitas before blast
• Carmel log: Vacation rental in disarray
• Monterey log: Report of burglary
• [news] More Gunshots in Salinas: Salinas shooting leaves one teen dead, another injured. - Monterey County Weekly
• Commute traffic backed up on 68 near Salinas after wreck
• Rescuer lowered down to prepare miners' escape
• SPOTLIGHT ON MIGRANTS
• Opponents say GPU5 water policy unfair
• C.V. horse, rider place 10th in world games
• Seven candidates vie for P.G. council
• Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital offers worker buyouts
• CSUMB names new police chief
• Your Town: Five injured in Monterey-Salinas Highway collision
• Your Town: United Way hosts benefit breakfast
• Police briefs: Boys admit to police that friend accidentally shot teen
• Officials investigate inmate's death as possible homicide
• 15-year old to be charged in slaying
• Whitman and Brown set to tangle in final debate tonight
• Judge orders 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Carmel log: Violation regarding table with political signs
• Fort Ord Veteran's Cemetery Citizen's Advisory Committee to meet
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Sheriff log: Heroin found in vehicle
• [831] Tune Up: New music series starts strong at East Village. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Prep for the Polls: The Weekly's in-depth coverage for the November 2 election. - Monterey County Weekly
• Kids bully on stage show
• Airport candidates run classy race
• Body found in burnt car, police suspect homicide
• PAR EXCELLENCE: Golf course honors teens who helped injured golfer as adults played through
• Nonprofits
• Good time to release the book in you
• Operatic soprano Joan Sutherland dead at 83
• Body found in burning car
• California selects buyer for 11 state properties
• Teen killed in Salinas shooting, second wounded
• Salinas man robbed while walking home
• Salinas 13-year-old boy struck by bullet in accidental shooting
• Police briefs: Deputies: Stolen items recovered
• Adventist Health System Partners With Language Line Services
• [831] Al Jardine Plays Big Sur.: The Beach Boys' original member plays for a hometown crowd on Friday evening. - Monterey County Weekly
• Not many question the need for Measure P
• Seaside military veteran helps others get the help they deserve
• P.G. weighs tax, pension measures
• Your Town:
• Carmel log: Request of civil standby at business
• Marina log: Report of theft
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of dangerous weapon
• Soul singer Solomon Burke dies at Amsterdam airport at 70
• Marina log: Vehicle stop for illegal u-turn
• Monterey log: Arrest for being under influence of controlled substance
• TUNES OF GLORY
• Event celebrates Indians' way of life
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Salinas officials urge parents to take more active role with children after slaying on high school campus
• Police briefs: Man dies in tractor accident
• All's well underwater
• Event celebrates women in film
• Two Salinas residents arrested in fatal shooting
• Judge upholds moratorium temporarily closing Monterey medical pot dispensary
• Tattoo verdict only skin-deep, defense says
• Carmel log: Female screaming from residence
• CSU Monterey Bay to hold open house
• Monterey log: Report of vehicle tampering
• [831] 2010 Carmel Art & Film Festival: Photos and video from the opening night of the Carmel Art and Film festival. - Monterey County Weekly
• Your town: Work to cause traffic delays on Highway 1
• 'MoneyDots' talk show host freed
• [news] Campaign Ammunition: Kanalakis maintains funding lead in sheriff race. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Alexander Arrested: Monterey radio host charged with fraud - Monterey County Weekly
• Salinas police employee arrested on sex charges
• FBI arrests money maven Barbra Alexander, two associates
• Marina races could bring major political shifts
• Salinas Police Department worker arrested
• P.G. mayor wants tougher smoking laws
• Police briefs: Victim identified in shooting
• Your Town: Man faces charges in son's shooting
• SEASIDE STOPOVER: 2011 Amgen Tour of California coming to town
• Marina mayor challenger outspending incumbent
• Alliance on Aging to hold free family caregiver training program
• Carmel log: Man has difficulty accepting relationship is over
• Monterey log: Report of vandalism
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in all 50 states
• Coliseum Authority claims Warriors owe $10 million in back rent, fees
• Prescribed burn at Fort Ord may continue today
• Finally! California lawmakers pass long-overdue budget
• Political briefs: Local GOP hopefuls to walk precincts
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Seaside returns as Amgen Tour of California stop
• [news] Tightening the PERS Strings : P.G. takes bold action to reduce pension costs, but faces legal challenges. - Monterey County Weekly
• PrepNation goes on location with the Seaside football team
• Your Town: Condor numbers reach 100 in state
• [news] Women’s Bodies as Landscapes of War : Monterey event empowers action against sexual violence in the Congo. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Marina Election: The candidates respond to the <em>Weekly's</em> questions. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Marina Match-Up : City Council race brings a few new faces to the same old fight. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Rock Canyon : Exploring the only-in-Big-Sur Red Barn Recording Studio. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Making Conservatives Jealous : Peninsula-raised NAACP president organizes a D.C. rally to rival Glenn Beck’s. - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] CAFÉ FINA - DOMENICO’S : The Mercurios work farm-fed magic at Cafe Fina and Domenico’s with special dinners. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Gang Busters : Salinas chooses a new direction in its anti-gang strategy. - Monterey County Weekly
• [theater] Dramatic End : <i>Exit Strategy</i> helps locals and Compassionate Care Alliance navigate death. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Transfer of Energy : Manhattan Transfer soars in popularity by borrowing inspiration from others. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Full of Gas : Prop. 23’s passage might not radically change the county’s climate change strategy. - Monterey County Weekly
• [music] Big Al : Big Sur’s own Beach Boy, Al Jardine, pulls in some world-class collaborators for his solo debut. - Monterey County Weekly
• [cover] Don’t Panic : Much of California’s climate-change strategy can survive Big Oil’s ballot attack – sort of. - Monterey County Weekly
• Testing for membership in MENSA to be held in Monterey
• [cover] Commotion in Carmel : Other Elements - Monterey County Weekly
• Roy Halladay tosses no-hitter for Philadelphia in Game 1 of the NL division series
• [cover] Commotion in Carmel : Mr. Brainwash leads a flood of other edgy artists and directors to Carmel Art & Film Festival. - Monterey County Weekly
• Man shot to death in Soledad
• [cover] There Will Be Blood : Wild West oil interests put climate-change denial on California’s ballot. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• Battle for the 27th Assembly District: Rookie, veteran square off
• [831] Asked at Crazy Horse Restaurant in Monterey. : What is your best kept cooking secret? - Monterey County Weekly
• Barry Zito left off San Francisco Giants playoff roster
• Retired judge loses fight over Big Sur property
• [831] The Last Abalone Diver : History Fest Monterey channels deep history all weekend. - Monterey County Weekly
• Army starts controlled burn at Fort Ord
• Measure Q: Pacific Grove library report accepted
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• Local talk show host faces SEC charges
• Man killed in Soledad vehicle shooting
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel log: Arrest for being drunk in public
• Police briefs: Drive-by reported near Salinas residences
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey log: Citation for camping
• [news] Marina Election: What do you see as the three most important goals to be achieved in Marina over the next term? - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey County Bank ready to settle for $3 million
• State sees most whooping cough cases since 1955
• Apple plans to make Verizon iPhone, newspaper reports
• Language Line Services Plans To Expand Workforce For Second Time In 2010
• Carmel log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• CSU Monterey Bay is accepting applications for fall 2011
• Monterey log: Report of burglary
• General plan review pushed back
• Pacific Grove Measure Q: Groups discuss pros, cons of library tax
• Your Town: Judge reviews documents in Crow slaying
• Police briefs: Man had grenade, police say
• Donna Teresa: Army Family Action Plan improves quality of life for military families
• Jury orders Apple to pay $625.5M in patent suit
• Here comes the sun: White House to go solar
• Carmel log: Unknown subject places newspaper clipping on vehicle
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of drug paraphernalia
• York School to hold fall fair
• As 'Peanuts' turn 60, Schulz family plans future
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• [news] Four-year Formula: Gov touts new law to ease transfers to CSU. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Tough Week: Salinas suffered 3 murders in one week. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Vanishing Vehicle Valuables: Marina PD: Watch out for car burglars. - Monterey County Weekly
• Crow investigation records to be released
• Marina to consider lease for dog institute on Fort Ord land
• Sudden oak death back in Monterey County
• Monterey County Treasurer: Candidates have disparate visions
• Your Town: Community Partnership for Youth dinner honors people who work with youths
• Sheriff log: Appliances taken from foreclosed home
• Police briefs: Marina police seek help in rash of vehicle break-ins
• Jesse Crow murder case files unsealed
• California Supreme Court upholds state worker furloughs
• Sheriff log: Gun fired into the air
• Watsonville teen steals mom's car with 2-year-old sister, marijuana inside
• Bee swarm settles in seaside park; Santa Cruz seniors get on the horn fast, call beekeeper
• Marina police seek help with vehicle burglaries
• [831] 2010 California International Airshow Salinas: High-flying planes and stunt pilots fill the Sa
• Farr takes on three challengers for 17th congressional district
• Carmel Valley woman every bit a survivor
• Your Town: Chicken request on Carmel council agenda
• Police briefs: One person stabbed in King City motel
• Nonprofits
• Liza Horvath: Follow the right steps for trust
• Carmel log: Theft of art work
• Marina log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Monterey log: Arrest for theft
• Salinas police investigate the latest city violence
• Police briefs: Woman who died in Greenfield crash identified
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Carmel log: Man protects his dog from woman's unleashed dogs
• Marina log: Possession of open alcoholic beverages
• Monterey log: Violation of court order
• Workshop on writing a grant proposal to be held
• Health and Wellness Fair to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for battery and fighting in public
• Lawsuit filed in Pebble Beach art heist case
• Governor vetoes Fort Ord redevelopment bill
• Salinas Valley gang sweeps end in at least four arrests
• Your Town: Service to honor fallen firefighters
• Development group files $2 million lawsuit against Salinas
• Judge sentences former Salinas police officer to three months in jail for shooting at SUV
• Police briefs: One killed in rollover near Greenfield
• Three arrests in narcotics investigation
• Free assistance available for applying for college scholarships
• Police audit stresses dialogue
• Sheriff log: Suspect annoys students and disturbs school function
• Veterans cemetery at Fort Ord can proceed while money is raised
• Thunderstorms trigger outages in hot, humid SoCal
• The Bay Area
• Alisal football game moved to Hollister after shooting
• One dies in Highway 101 crash near Greenfield
• Facing legalization measure, Gov decriminalizes pot
• Watsonville issues ticket to PG&E for installing a SmartMeter
• Carmel log: Accident when a vehicle failed to stop at stop sign
• Monterey log: Possession of hash
• Marina log: Minor in possession of tobacco
• Obama announces Rahm Emanuel's exit as chief of staff
• Student shot on Alisal High School campus
• [news] Take Down Effort: Lyndon LaRouche supporters protest Obama in Monterey. - Monterey County Wee
• Settlement in man's wheelchair death ruled valid
• Students get taste of journalism
• Your Town: CASP heads to D.C. for gang forum
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• [dining] Quince Quotient : <i>Simply Quince</i> by P.G.’s Barbara Ghazarian is a p
• [cover] Miller’s Genuine Draft : Sheriff challenger is more heart than hardass. - Monterey Co
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Health warning posted at Carmel Beach
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Teachers catch lots of heat
• [news] Kitchen Confidence : New culinary school sharpens youth chops. - Monterey County Weekly
• King City man sought in crash
• [news] Garcia’s Got It : Low-drama race means P.G. mayor and incumbent council are likely to s
• Senate votes to turn down volume on TV commercials
• Pacific Grove pension law challenged
• [news] Calmer Seas : Maritime museum turns its ship around, but still faces funding shortfall. - Mo
• Monterey log: Vehicle towed for being left on roadway
• Your Town
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Mo
• Watch this week's PrepNation interviews with members of the York cross country team
• Traffic plans emphasize safety for walkers, bicyclists
• [831] Asked at Valley Hills Shopping Center in Carmel. : If you were an outlaw, what would you do fo
• Carmel Beach health advisory lifted
• Police briefs: Deputies arrest Moss Landing assault suspect
• [831] The Lost Outlaw : Sharing the story of Monterey’s original shooting-and-stealing <i&g
• Language Line Services Champions Breast Cancer Awareness, Prevention Efforts
• Law eases transfers to CSUs
• [831] Plane Awesome : The 30th California International Airshow climbs even higher in Salinas. - M
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel log: Property damage
• [news] Junk to Juice : Salinas Valley looks to replace its landfill with America’s first garba
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• [music] Trippy Team : Conor Oberst and The Felice Brothers keep an amazing season going in Big Sur.
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million tricycles, toys, high chairs
• [music] On the Tracks : Little Black Train chugs through dark Americana. - Monterey County Weekly
• Haunted barn event to benefit Redwings Horse Sanctuary
• [music] Playing Catchy : The Dreamer and the Sleeper ride rising popularity to Black Box Cabaret. -
• Sheriff log: Gang related fight between two students
• [theater] Repo Dividends : Paper Wing’s adaptation of a cult musical film yields gory, campy f
• AP Sources: Emanuel leaving White House on Friday
• Sheriff log: Woman raped in Moss Landing
• [news] Death on Del Monte: Salinas PD asking for tips on morning murder - Monterey County Weekly
• Firefighters battling small blaze near Big Sur
• CSUMB forum examines digital privacy
• Monterey County supervisors wrap review of GPU5
• SUV owner pleads no contest in teens' crash
• Salinas gang member snared by feds on weapons charge
• Your Town: Twenty-four inmates get their GEDs
• El Sausal vice principal named Hometown Hero
• Monterey woman's killer denied parole
• Lawyer: Whitman 'exploited' illegal-immigrant housekeeper
• Pacific Grove officers challenge benefits bill
• Brush fire burns 5 acres in Big Sur
• Political briefs: Local GOP candidates to speak at women's club
• California calls off Thursday execution at San Quentin
• Salinas officer to stand trial for alleged theft from mother
• Carmel log: Woman's boot found in business area
• Marina log: Items in residence broken during argument
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Segway company's owner dies after his device goes over cliff
• Study finds texting laws don't reduce crashes
• "Titanic" co-star Gloria Stuart dies at 100
• FEMA denies Calif's aid request for gas line blast
• Schwarzenegger delays execution for 45 hours to consider clemency
• Brown, Whitman to face off in gubernatorial debate
• Council revisits Marina Heights
• Death toll in San Bruno pipeline explosion climbs to eight
• Salinas police officer pleads not guilty to molesting girl
• Cal to cut baseball, gymnastics and lacrosse
• How to go 'Green Acres' for the new millennium
• Carmel log: Peace disturbance
• Cold-case suspect jailed
• Monterey Peninsula Gospel Community Choir seeks singers
• COOL MOVES: People take to shore to beat Peninsula's record heat
• Mexican governor: hundreds feared dead in slide
• Your Town: Fire burns 38 acres; no injuries
• Sailing lessons offered in Moss Landing
• Cyclists roll through town to raise funds
• High-tech, low-price toys top holidays list
• Police briefs:
• Overdue hikers found safe in Arroyo Seco
• Local education alliance gets $3.6M to boost tech projects
• Man shot to death in Salinas
• Former president Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Ohio
• [831] Special Edible: A photo-heavy look at Harvest Carmel 2010. - Monterey County Weekly
• Monterey murderer denied parole in 1983 killing
• Warriors name Keith Smart new coach replacing Don Nelson
• Salinas educator to fly with Thunderbirds
• 49ers fire offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye, promote Mike Johnson
• Seaside High receives $5,000 grant
• Sheriff log: Possession of metal knuckles and handgun
• Political briefs: Social provides opportunity to meet hopefuls for mayor, city council
• [music] Punk Revival: Agent Orange, Daikaiju and Psychos in Love invade Monterey. - Monterey County
• Writers discuss ideas at Carmel Authors and Ideas Festival
• Astronauts heard a happy tune thanks to Pacific Grove senior
• Your Town:
• Police briefs:
• Costs rise for treating cancer
• Conservation easement can benefit all
• Despite economy, Americans don't want farm work
• State tells Monterey Bay area to cut emissions
• Police briefs: Accident closes lanes of Highway 101
• Bobsledder Cunningham wins again
• Class Notes, Military briefs
• Carmel log: Attempted fraud
• Marina log: Malicious mischief
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Marina log: Person of interest patted down for weapons
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Driver stopped for loud music
• Update: Highway 101 reopens in South County
• Carmel log: Woman yelling in business area
• Monterey High School class of 1980 to hold 30th reunion
• Pacific Grove High School Alumni Association to hold 49th annual dinner
• Judge sets bail for Lohan
• Gangsters' trial tale of drugs and money
• Sexual assaults reported at CSUMB
• Embezzler's debt over
• Pedestrian dies in hit-and-run
• Your Town: Two men sentenced in shooting
• Vehicular manslaughter trial delayed
• Police briefs:
• Monterey High School class of 2000 to hold tenth reunion
• [cover] Fujita’s Warrior Heart : New county resident Scott Fujita uses the game to attack ever
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: Council Incumbent <a href="http://forms.smartvoter.org/2010/11
• Monterey log: Civil dispute
• [831] Opinion: One man’s take on his culture’s stereotypes : ¡Ask a Mexican! - Mo
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: Council challenger <a href="http://annalisamitchellforseasidec
• Comic Colbert fills the seats at House hearing
• [831] Asked at Starbucks in Del Rey Oaks. : What is the strangest side job you’ve had? - Mont
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: Mayoral Incumbent <a href="http://smartvoter.org/vote/ralph_ru
• One dead in double shooting in Santa Cruz County
• [831] Paper Trails : A peek at three often overlooked peeps who get the <i>Weekly</i> on
• [news] Healthy News: New health insurance rules for young adults - Monterey County Weekly
• Judge sends Lindsay Lohan to jail after failed drug test
• [news] Seaside Shakeup : Mayoral and council challengers say it’s time for fresh faces at City
• [831] Special Edible: Otter's Den makes triumphant return to nightlife-starved Marina - Montere
• Monterey murder suspect pleads not guilty
• [news] Who’s Peeping Through Your Browser Window? : CSUMB/ACLU forum focuses on privacy in the
• [music] Northern Lights : Henry Miller hosts another killer lineup led by Dungen. - Monterey County
• Monterey-Salinas Transit bus driver could face charges in pedestrian's death
• [news] Happier Trails : Bikers, hikers and horseback riders team up to keep Fort Ord network open.
• [galleries] Moving Pictures : The infant ManiFest animation film festival does more with less. - Mo
• Happy Trails: Paths become part of the parkway plan
• [news] The Writing on the (City Hall) Wall : Carmel City Council hints that a decision on Guillen is
• [features] Real Estate: By The Numbers - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel condominium project faces next test
• [news] The Buzz: The best of our web exclusives. - Monterey County Weekly
• [news] Plastic Pebble : Monterey Peninsula Country Club works to reign in landscaping litter. - Mon
• Your Town: MPC to hold banned books reading
• Controlled burn at Fort Ord sends up smoke
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: The candidates respond to the <em>Weekly</em>'s quest
• Police briefs: Standoff ends with Salinas man's arrest
• Driver flees fatal crash near San Lucas
• [music] We Want the Punk : Agent Orange drops smashing surf-punk on New Monterey. - Monterey County
• Political Briefs:
• Calif gov. blasts union for backing legalized pot
• [music] Juicy Ginn : Former Otter Reggie Ginn visits Jose’s with songs that pierce. - Montere
• Grape-eating moth spotted near Gilroy; emergency ordered in Santa Clara County
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: Council Challenger <a href="http://smartvoter.org/2010/11/02/c
• [opinion] The Cyborg Advantage : People are at their smartest when they blend their brains with mach
• Judge halts criminal proceedings against Garrido over concerns about mental state
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: Mayoral Candidate <a href="http://www.felixforseaside.com/%20&
• [opinion] Squid Speaks: Squid Fry - Monterey County Weekly
• Deputies nab inquisitive burglar near Salinas
• [dining] Oh Baby : Eating out with a new little one is far from impossible. Here’s how to do i
• [news] Get Involved: Public Citizen - Monterey County Weekly
• Carmel log: Unleashed dog on beach bothers people and their pets
• [cover] Herman’s Sermons : As Seaside’s Coach Edwards appears everywhere on ESPN and rea
• [news] Seaside Election 2010: Council Incumbent <a href="http://forms.smartvoter.org/2010/11
• Carmel City Council: No decision yet on Guillen's fate
• Freed American hiker wants to meet with Iran president in New York City
• Katy Perry gets kicked off Sesame Street for showing too much cleavage
• Police arrest Monterey slaying suspect
• As consumers shift to Netflix and Redbox, Blockbuster files for bankruptcy
• Salyer to skip court until trial
• CHP says drivers flee after fatal crash
• Carmel Valley firefighters douse shed fire
• Carmel may decide today about city administrator Rich Guillen
• Your Town: Cal Am files for rate increase
• Political Briefs:
• Drivers sought in fatal collision
• Diabetes drug to stay on market, but with tough new rules
• Sheriff log: Stolen vehicle recovered
• Congress to send small business bill to Obama
• Nicaraguan diplomatic official found dead in NYC
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Preliminary plan for charter school at Bay View Elementary approved
• Board of Supervisors consider new water rules for agriculture, growth
• Your Town: Lovers Point Beach posted with bacteria warning
• Police briefs: Man's finger wounded by gunfire in Seaside
• Monterey man suspected of killing friend
• Missing Marina boys found at friend's home
• Marina log: Arrest for curfew violation
• Carmel log: Blocked driveway
• State's auto thefts down
• City Council revisits budget cuts
• Police briefs:
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: The Hero Paintings of Kaziah Hancock
• Sheriff log: Possession of false government ID
• Lovers Point posted again due to high bacteria
• Carmel log: Vehicle stopped for vehicle code violation
• Marina log: Arrested for curfew violation
• Monterey log: Arrest for attempted arson
• Seaside man grazed by bullet
• County looks to collect on loans to Natividad
• Monterey may get grants for transportation study
• Monterey County Supervisors to review rural-area wildfire plan
• Your Town: Elder-abuse hearing delayed
• Man, 87, dies after being hit by MST bus
• King City seek suspects in shooting
• Los Angeles man arrested in King City after chase
• Sheriff log: Shots fired near residence
• Dates for next year's Monterey County Fair announced
• At 96, still volunteering for Meals on Wheels
• Chautauqua Days returns
• Del Rey Oaks marks anniversary
• Cal Am, water district offer more, higher rebates
• Your Town: PG&E to remove trees near Monterey substation
• Seniors can benefit from pets
• A trusted adviser helps identify risks
• Nonprofits
• Carmel log: Dog at large
• Marina log: Citation for fighting on school grounds
• Monterey log: Arrest for domestic violence
• Class Notes, Births
• Retired Monterey County Judge John Phillips fulfills a promise
• Carmel log: Report of possible fraud
• Marina log: Male adults arrested for prowling
• Monterey log: Arrest for being parolee at large
• Life with parole means life
• Chualar school celebrates academic gains
• Salinas police sergeant says he had money OK to mom's savings
• Monterey County considers rooster rules
• Seaside OKs more time
• Your town 13.569
• Carmel log: Loose dog found
• Kids flea market to be held
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey Jazz Festival DJ Harry Duncan has deep connection to legends
• Monterey County, city salaries won't draw scrutiny
• Police briefs: MST bus hits elderly man in Monterey
• Emergency officials help prepare public for disasters
• Salinas teenager pleads guilty to 2008 fatal gang shooting
• Sharks killing sea otters; 26 attacks since August
• Your Town: Suspect pleads guilty in gang rape
• Court briefs: Judge OKs evidence from hard drive in the Rev. Cortes' sex abuse trial
• Salinas boy, 4, burns down family home
• New flu season looms over area
• Sheriff log: Argument over potato chips leads to arrest
• Joe Torre to retire as L.A. Dodgers manager
• Monterey High School classes of 1950, 1951 and 1952 to hold reunion
• Monterey log: Arrests for public intoxication
• Salinas police seek information on homicides
• CSUMB law panel looks at Constitution and immigration
• Philanthropist Peggy Bates dies
• Salinas police officer faces sex charges
• Lack of water could stunt Monterey County General Plan
• PG&E talks SmartMeters with Pacific Grove City Council
• Your Town: CHOMP holds free disease screening
• Artist Howard Brodie dies at 94
• Marina residents say poll calls are really negative ads
• Political briefs
• Salinas code enforcement to take anonymous calls again
• Sheriff log: Vehicle set on fire
• Cargo ship at Port of Oakland hits whale
• Carmel log: Dispute over wet bed cover
• Lovers get life for text murder
• State accepts Greenfield's education goals
• Friends recall slain Salinas attorney Mark Hafen
• Friends of the Marina Library to hold book sale
• Marina log: Arrest for possession of meth
• Monterey log: Arrest for fighting in public
• Pacific Grove City Council candidates see eye to eye at forum
• Your Town: Health advisory posted on Stillwater Cove
• King City police chief back on the job
• Police briefs: Big rig crash spills load of squid
• Jerry Brown files civil suits against Bell city officials
• Whole Foods adopts Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch color-coding program
• Sheriff log: Fence vandalized
• Santa Cruz County bans SmartMeters for 2010
• Body found in restroom at Los Angeles airport
• Salinas police officer arrested on child molestation charges
• Former Herald pressman Don Fordham dies
• Squid spill in Soledad
• Evacuations lifted in Greenfield for broken gas line
• Stillwater Cove posted for high bacteria
• CalPERS must release documents detailing $100 million investment loss
• Monterey log: Citation for camping in vehicle
• Marina log: Male stopped for speeding and unsafe passing
• Sand castle contest set for October 3
• Corn syrup producers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• Your Town: Extra session for general plan review
• US official: Detained US hiker departs from Iran
• Gang member admits to drug trafficking for Salinas gang bosses
• A HEROIC EFFORT: Firefighter strives to save pet cat
• Salinas Council reviews policy on anonymous code complaints
• Theft, elder abuse charges divide Cubbage family
• Arrest after shooting
• Schwarzenegger pitches California tech, tourism, wine in Japan
• Police briefs:
• Life sentence for couple in text murder case
• CHOMP in need of blood donations
• Sheriff log: Suspect destroys evidence
• Oakland scuba diver died Sunday; rescued from water off Point Lobos
• PG&E announces $100 million fund to help San Bruno fire victims
• Residents return to San Bruno neighborhood devastated by fireball
• Point Lobos rescue attempt
• Nonprofits
• Monterey's Lambourne overcomes lows to enjoy a full, rich life
• Smart meters, tax, gold plan on Pacific Grove Council agenda
• Your Town: Big bass run brings out the anglers
• Police briefs: Brushfire burns land; no buildings
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Trusts and undue influence
• Venezuelan official: plane crashed with 47 aboard
• Mixed results for local schools in meeting "Adequate Yearly Progress"
• Monterey log: Arrest on outstanding warrant
• Three shot in separate Salinas incidents
• Bill would delay school start for youngsters born in fall
• PACIFIC GROVE TRIATHLON
• Fire forces evacuation of Monterey Plaza Hotel and Spa
• CSUMB Police log: Complaint between roommates
• Marina log: Female juvenile arrested for battering female juvenile
• Monterey log: Arrest for vehicle tampering
• CSUMB Police log: Non-injury accident
• Marina log: Female cited for tinted vehicle windows
• Police briefs: Attorney died from head injuries
• Marina log: Juveniles arrested for fight
• Monterey log: Arrested for burglary
• Free workshop for nonprofit organizations to be held
• Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix set for Laguna Seca July 22-24
• Butterfly sanctuary seeks volunteers
• Health warnings lifted at local beaches
• Big catch, or fishy story?
• Your Town: Three arraigned in slaying
• Coroner reports Salinas attorney was bludgeoned to death
• Body discovered off Casserly Road in Watsonville
• Free workshop for nonprofit organizations to be held
• Language Line Aids Compliance w/New Joint Commission Accreditation Standards
• Blood drives to be held
• Monterey's Christmas in the Adobes tickets go on sale in October
• Monterey log: Hit and run
• Sheriff log: Student in possession of cigarettes
• Numerous injuries in San Bruno gas line explosion
• Highway 68 traffic snarled after crash downs wires
• MESSAGE OF HOPE
• Three face arraignment in youth's Salinas shooting death; fourth arraigned Wednesday
• NPS, Presidio to remember Sept. 11
• Your Town
• King City police arrest murder suspect
• Man pleads not guilty in fatal Seaside shooting
• Suspect arrested in King City shooting
• 4 suspects arrested in Salinas teenager's slaying
• Update: All lanes open on Highway 68
• Man suspect in secret video caper
• Florida minister cancels burning of Quran on Sept. 11
• Marina log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey log: Arrest for prowling
• AP source: Tom Brady unhurt after Boston car wreck
• Accident causes major traffic backup on Highway 68
• Sheriff log: Over 200 marijuana plants found after civil dispute
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• Man gets life for prison killing
• Birthright citizenship repeal would fuel rise in undocumented, think tank finds Movement grows to mo
• September Ranch OK'd by Planning Commission
• Inmates cheat on hunger strike
• Early rain showers for Peninsula
• Your Town: CASP looks to reduce gang violence
• Police briefs: Salinas man shot during struggle
• Carmel Valley's September Ranch proposal goes back before Planning Commission
• Your Town: Big bass run brings out the anglers
• Police briefs: Gas leak detected in Presidio dining hall
• Political briefs: SEIU holds forum for Salinas mayoral candidates
• Google unveils 'Google Instant' to speed up Internet search
• Lovers Point bacteria won't deter triathlon
• Marina log: Man arrested after battering cousin and stabbing her cat
• Monterey log: Arrest for domestic violence
• Monterey log: Arrest on outstanding warrant
• Health warnings posted at Monterey Municipal Beach
• CSUMB Police log: Parent caused disturbance at child care center
• CSUMB Police log: Subjects found in vacant building
• Marina log: Male in possession of collapsible police baton
• Poizner throws weight behind Meg Whitman
• CNN names Piers Morgan as Larry King's replacement
• Sheriff log: 60 to 80 workers from Arizona block road
• Salinas man convicted in gang rape on women
• Monterey OKs infrastructure projects
• Your Town
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Tony Orlando's 50 years of yellow ribbons, music and veterans
• Tiger Woods is chosen for United States' Ryder Cup team
• John Lennon killer Mark David Chapman denied parole in New York
• Your Town: Bus service begins new route
• Update: Presidio reports gas leak plugged
• Salinas man found guilty in gang rape
• HP sues ex-HP CEO Hurd over new job at Oracle
• John Lennon's killer up for parole again in New York
• Reggie Bush to be stripped of Heisman
• Yellow jackets sting Massachusetts woman 500-plus times
• Festival serves up a piece of Greece
• Police briefs: Man arrested in peeping incident
• Nonprofits
• Former Army captain wages peace
• Seniors: Local fishermen recall hard work, good times Industry pioneers meet at "Fisherman'
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Your Town:
• Police seek suspects in shootings; 1 dead, 6 hurt
• Palliative care shows promise
• Crowds missing from free First Tee event
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Class Notes, Military Briefs
• Police briefs: Fire crews contain fire near Andrew Molera State Park
• Ex-girlfriend arrested in Salinas lawyer's death
• Helicopter crashes on Highway 101 in Salinas
• Union backs Kanalakis for sheriff
• Holiday schedules for Labor Day
• Police briefs: One injured in apartment fire in Pacific Grove
• Watsonville Fly-In this weekend
• Community Emergency Response Team class t o be held
• Marina log: Restraining order violated
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Highway 101 lanes open after helicopter crashes in Salinas
• Hartnell trustees ponder resolution against Arizona immigration law
• Anti-gang operation center comes to Salinas
• Your Town: Dole moving Arizona work to Soledad
• Sheriff log: Two friends argue over a woman
• CHP: Helicopter pilot may have become disoriented before crashing into Highway 101 in Salinas
• Arrest made in death of attorney
• Monterey Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• 3 dead in plane crash off San Francisco Bay
• After five hours in court, Meg Whitman excused from jury duty
• Alzheimer's Association to hold brain workshop
• Carmel log: Lost cell phone
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of narcotics paraphernalia
• Death of Salinas attorney called 'suspicious'
• Pacific Grove approves ban on pot dispensaries
• Your Town: Fire crews to torch Ord waste
• Police briefs: Highway 1 fatality identified
• Gulf oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast
• Court won't force Brown, Schwarzenegger to defend Prop 8
• One arrest in Salinas home invasions
• PrepNation video returns with the start of football season
• Feds sue Arizona sheriff in civil rights probe
• Knee injury ends season for Salinas QB
• Body found: Salinas detectives look into 'suspicious' death
• Probe finds no problems with PG&E's Smart Meters but criticizes roll out
• Official: Broken sewer line is source of stink at San Jose airport
• Beer truck loses trailer on Hwy. 17, blocks lanes to Santa Cruz for four hours
• Monterey Bay Aquarium seeks volunteer docents
• Monterey log: Vehicle theft
• Undocumented immigrant numbers in decline
• Marina council hears Fort Ord proposals
• Del Rey Oaks sues developer for defunct resort project
• Busted pot growers mistake wardens for suppliers
• Carmel log: Traffic stop for mechanical violation
• Monterey log: Report of theft from shopping center
• Parenting classes to be held
• Apple expected to unveil iPod upgrades
• Congressional hopefuls debate
• Monterey County Fair opens today
• Highway 1 crash victim identified
• General plan advocates back jobs, economy
• No. 7: It's all about the wind
• MyCaregiver medicinal marijuana co-op gets new defenders
• Actor Ed Begley to speak at CSUMB
• Garcia endorses Miller for sheriff
• Sharks president Greg Jamison stepping down
• Your Town: Group eyes new aquatics center at CSUMB
• Police: Man shot after holding hostages in Discovery building
• Police briefs: Boy, 12, questioned in brother's shooting
• Salinas police seek home invasion suspect
• Sheriff log: Residence ransacked
• Apple's Steve Jobs shows new iPods, iTunes, Apple TV
• Fire burns Live Oak house; family unaware until fire crew arrives
• California Senate rejects open-carry gun ban
• Police: 6-year-old boy shot by brother
• Supervisors review latest version of general plan
• Parolee fleeing police found in a Salinas trash can
• Carmel Valley gelding to compete in China games
• Marina City Council to hear plans for Cypress Knolls development
• Judge mulls line of murder
• Your Town:
• Police briefs: Victims spot robbery suspect on street
• Watsonville misses state fluoride deadline; committee recommends contract OK anyway
• Qantas flight returns to SF with engine trouble
• P.G. can sue Canterbury Woods
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Deputies seize drugs, gun, ammunition
• Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to charge of lying
• Salinas police find parolee hiding in garbage can
• Consumer spending rises 0.4 percent in July
• Mormon official, gunman killed in Visalia shootings
• India BlackBerry ban averted for 60 more days
• P.G. Council to hear pot ban plan
• If you're looking to sell, Don Bowen is your guy
• Your Town:
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Trusts cover chinchilla, llama care
• Marina log: Report of tree removal
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Carmel log: Juveniles involved in verbal dispute that escalated
• Carmel log: Suspicious circumstances
• Marina log: Runaway from group home
• Monterey log: Report of vehicle theft
• AQUA OLYMPICS
• Police briefs: Shooting wounds two Salinas teens
• Monterey County airports getting federal money
• Ramadan ends with feast
• Salyer's prosecutors oppose bail proposal
• Your Town
• Driver dies in crash of big rig
• Marina log: Attempted home invasion robbery
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of narcotics for sale
• Parent workshop to be held
• Update: Gunman shoots two in Salinas
• Gunman shoots two in Salinas
• Two shot in Salinas
• Your Town: Volunteers sought by aquarium
• Officials identify man slain in July 30 drive-by
• Police briefs: Teenager turns self in to police
• Stabbing victim dies of wounds
• Sheriff log: Naked man seen hiking
• Fatal crash causes Highway 101 closure south of Gilroy
• Ex-corrections officer sentenced to life
• Church finds California minister guilty of misconduct
• California bills aim to speed up kidnapping response
• Judge pans state care of mentally disabled inmates
• Carmel log: Suspicious subjects in store
• Marina log: Unlicensed driver stopped for speeding
• Monterey log: Arrest for challenging to fight
• County to get land from Marks Ranch to expand Toro Park
• Suspects sought in North County drive-by slaying
• Police briefs: Man injured in Salinas drive-by shooting
• Political briefs: Commission on the Status of Women marks Women's Equality Day
• Victim ID'd in fatal North County shooting
• King City police arrest 17-year-old in gang shooting
• Five Salinas suspects arrested during police search
• Deputies looking for suspects' vehicle come across stolen SUV
• Alzheimer's Association to hold support groups
• Carmel log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Monterey log: Restraining order served
• Sheriff log: Report of problems with neighbor over water usage
• Prunedale man fatally shot outside his home
• Carmel evaluates City Administrator Rich Guillen
• Prunedale man fatally shot outside his home
• Your Town: Lifeguard rescues stranded dog
• CSUMB named one of top 'military-friendly schools'
• Reimbursements sought on courthouse flood
• Your Town: Park deal land purchase gets approval
• Marina suspect found with machine gun parts
• Police briefs: Driver arrested on gun charges in Salinas
• Salinas police make drug arrest without leaving station
• Beekeeper recovering from 100+ stings
• Carmel log: Defacement in city bathroom
• Marina log: Man staggers from one bar to another
• Monterey log: Arrest for DUI
• Firefighters plan aerial attack on SoCal blaze
• Watsonville adopts tobacco license law
• Sheriff log: Problem with wandering dog
• Court backs Maldonado on open primaries
• Monterey County students do better on exit exam
• Santa Cruz man swims across Monterey Bay
• 'Jane Doe 1' describes gang rape
• Driver survives Laureles Grade plunge
• SUMMER FINALLY ARRIVES
• Your Town: Man convicted for possession of burglary tools, lying
• Police briefs: Police seek man who fled after stop
• Donna Teresa: Book and movie chronicle Pat Tillman's friendly fire death
• Carmel log: Possession of heroin
• Monterey log: Man takes food from restaurant without paying
• Monterey log: Citation for outstanding warrant
• Crackdown on homeless protest leads to more arrests
• Blakeslee sworn in
• Seaside motorcyclist loses finger in crash
• 3 dead after truck crushes Santa Barbara house
• Ansel Adams trust sues over garage sale negatives
• Sheriff log: Report of prowler
• Former Monterey County deputy fails again in bid for reinstatement
• Salinas considers multi-agency crime center plan
• Child hit by car on way to school
• Pebble Beach man finds better fit in director's chair
• Your Town: Volunteers needed for teen life choices program
• JAG offers assistance to vets in need
• Police briefs: Suspect gets away after robbing Marina gas station
• Sheriff log: Student draws disturbing pictures
• Nonprofits
• Sheriff log: Student draws disturbing pictures
• Tree work to close lane of Del Monte Avenue
• Fires could help Mission blue butterflies in Marin
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Gonzales girl struck by SUV, driver arrested
• Carmel log: Citizen bitten by kitten
• Marina log: Theft of credit card
• Monterey log: Report of vehicle burglary
• Crews mop up after 2 SoCal fires
• 12-year-old takes joyride in pickup
• Water permit on tap for proposed Sand City beach resort
• Police briefs: Off-duty officer aids in arrest of two
• Carmel log: Residential burglary
• Carmel log: Violation of restraining order
• Marina log: Report of theft and mail tampering
• Marina log: Female in possession of folding knife
• Monterey log: Report of theft in parking lot
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• State joins Common Core effort
• Beach advisory lifted for Monterey
• Hands of hope: Cancer survivors draw strength from common bond
• Class Notes, Military Briefs, Births
• Jellyfish stings sabotage woman's cross-bay swim
• Advisory lifted at Monterey Municipal Beach
• Jellyfish sabotage swim across Bay
• New section of Gen. Jim Moore Boulevard to open next month
• Former Salinas officer pleads no contest in SUV shooting
• Salinas Valley ag workers have their day
• Pacific Grove teenager to stand trial
• Recalling the need for speed
• Your Town: Baby sitter heads to trial for child rape
• Cypress fire officials review annexation of 'no-man's-land' parcels
• Beer run ends in 2 in custody
• Political briefs
• Marina log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Monterey log: Arrest for outstanding warrant
• Prunedale collision kills 18-year-old
• Swimmer attempts to cross Monterey Bay
• BLAZE BATTLE
• Your Town: Big Sur Land Trust buys Carmel River easement
• Panel mulls Sherwood plan
• California charter schools get $51M from feds
• Police briefs: Woman suspect in attack
• Calif. jobless rate unchanged in July at 12.3 pct
• State slaps Watsonville on lack of fluoridation
• Man's fatal dive at Saratoga's Mountain Winery stuns concertgoers
• Carmel log: Mother wants no contact with son after 15 years
• Carmel Valley Fire mulls merger
• Carmel Log: Dogs escape from owners and attack cat
• Marina log: Juvenile rammed car of family member
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Laird concedes State Senate election to Sam Blakeslee
• L.A. firm gets rights to Marina airport deal
• NPS hosts Iraqi officers camp; Salinas police chief gives strategies on combating crime
• Your Town: Whooping cough clinic Saturday
• Police briefs: Deputies raid two Salinas Valley pot farms
• Sheriff log: Arrest of 10 year old after issuing threats to student
• Fire in North County
• Airliner held at San Francisco in security concern
• Plane grounded at SFO after alleged phone threat
• Collision kills 1 on San Juan Road
• Major study charts long-lasting oil plume in Gulf
• Roger Clemens indicted in steroid case
• Intel to buy McAfee: Chip giant to acquire software maker for $7.68B
• Deputies raid pot gardens
• Coastal Cleanup Day to be held in September
• Marina log: Arrest for violation of criminal protective order
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Update: Blakeslee leads with 49 percent of votes
• CSUMB upgrades touted in speech
• Salinas sees 10th slaying
• Panel mulls waterfront plan
• Your Town: Salinas police chief to address NPS Iraqis, Kurds
• Police briefs: Two teens detained in house search
• 'Idol' contestants line up at SF's AT&T Park
• Former NFL QB Jeff Garcia signs with UFL team
• Salmonella outbreak spurs recall of 13 brands of eggs nationwide
• Report: Steven Tyler officially in as 'Idol' judge
• Whooping Cough vaccine in Monterey County
• Salinas man caught by CHP after 20-mile chase
• CSUMB Police log: Party causes peace disturbance
• Marina log: Meth smoker avoids drug testing
• Monterey log: Reports of burglary
• American Idol auditions at AT&T Park this week
• Big-rig overturns, closes northbound Highway 17 at Big Moody curve
• Much at stake in District 15 vote
• Neighborhood spruced up, made safer
• Police ID slain teen as Mexican national; not a gang member
• Pacific Grove: Only one will lose as four vie for three seats
• TOPPING OUT: Steelworker tradition celebrates placing final I-beam
• Your Town:
• Sheriff log: Burglary to a church
• Groups square off over P.G. library parcel tax
• Free admission for First Tee Open
• Police briefs: Salinas man jailed after attack on clerk
• UPDATE: Salinas shooting victim identified
• County lifts beach warning at Lovers Point
• Jury finds Blagojevich guilty of lying to agents; judge to declare mistrial in remaining counts
• Famed home run hitter Bobby Thomson dead at 86
• Sheriff log: Ferrari banner taken during exhibit
• Marina log: Female attacked by unknown male
• Monterey log: Theft from vehicle
• California releases school test scores today
• It may say Segovia's, but it's Rosie's Place
• Your Town: P.G. council to review police, golf services
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Get ready for Social Security
• Peter Hoss, Scam of the Month: If you didn't order it, don't pay for it
• Nonprofits
• Police briefs: Firefighters quickly contain 5-acre North County blaze
• Victim in Salinas homicide identified
• STAR results show Monterey County students lagging behind statewide scores
• Court halts Calif gay marriages pending appeal
• Class Notes, Military briefs, Births
• Marina log: Arrest for misdemeanor traffic warrant
• Monterey log: Report of vandalism
• Update: Three rescued at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park
• SKATERS ROLL: Young, old show tricks at jam
• Two South Monterey County men take pleas in rape
• Police briefs: Team rescues 3 stranded Big Sur hikers
• Marina log: Female arrested for outstanding warrant
• Monterey log: Arrest for shoplifting
• Three reported down cliff at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park
• Web star shark may be Monterey Bay Aquarium-tagged
• Ellis marks 50 years at The Herald
• Judge sentences Salinas man to prison in '97 rape
• Your Town:
• Salinas security guard arrested
• Fired Marina police officer wants his day in court
• Ex-Council candidate Widmar pays FPPC fine
• Monterey log: Investigation of debris dumping
• Heavy traffic on Highway 68 for Concorso Italiano
• Monterey County jury convicts two lovers of kidnap, murder
• DESAL PROJECT ON WAY
• Gorda Springs Resort avoids red tags from Monterey County inspectors
• Your Town: Water advisory lifted
• Police briefs: Youths suspects in drive-by
• Political briefs: Candidates, campaign chief to speak at luncheon
• Voters' choices add up at election time
• Giants acquire Jose Guillen from Royals
• Dispute over Australian shepherd divides county
• Calif. says Bell got $3M in illegal property taxes
• Carmel log: Found property
• Marina log: Arrest for possession for sales of controlled substance
• Alzheimer's Association to hold free class
• Carmel log: Subject under influence of controlled substance
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Judge to rule on stay Thursday in same-sex marriage trial
• Senate passes $600 million border security bill
• Giants acquire infielder Fontenot from Cubs
• Monterey County court dismisses Crow murder case
• GPU5 growth paper lacks water policy
• Reggie Jackson puts part of car collection on block during Monterey's Classic Car Week
• Steinbeck scholar Dick Hayman dies at 87
• Domestic violence suspect adamant about wedding ring, deputies report
• Surfer group seeks to control Mavericks Surf Contest
• Two Salinas teens arrested after wild chase, gunplay
• Deliberations begin in 2008 kidnap, slaying
• Sheriff log: Threats issued while pounding work knife on table
• Your Town:
• Court denies Schwarzenegger's furlough request
• Salinas men to stand trial for 2009 killings in Watsonville
• 22 teams in 22 days: PrepNation's prep football previews continue with Greenfield
• Deputies arrest DUI suspects
• Judge says gay marriages can start in California; gives opponents time to appeal Prop 8 case ruling
• Leader in Medical Interpretation Delivers New Cutting-edge Online Training Tool
• Feds defend evidence in case of tomato king Scott Salyer
• 21 visitors to San Jose airport not forced to remove shoes
• Teenager stabbed near Watsonville middle school in critical condition
• Fresh Express recalls salad
• Los Padres announces 'fee free' days
• Californians' income sees 1st decline since WWII
• 4 sisters have 4 babies in 4 days
• Planning Commission approves proposed general plan update
• Calif. will have stricter standards for metal bats
• Power out in parts of Salinas
• Marina eyes more budget cuts
• Panel mulls lead ammo ban
• P.G. Unified construction continues
• Crow's suicide note leaves no clues to slaying
• Your Town: Health warnings posted at area beaches
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Scott Salyer's friends pledge support to meet $2 million bail
• CHP's cell phone crackdown is today
• Former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens may have been on Alaska plane that crashed
• Jesse Crow timeline
• Monterey County Jail safety scrutinized after high-profile Jesse Crow suicide
• Autopsy confirms Crow died from hanging
• CSUMB rental cost 49ers $6,500
• TIME TO UNLOAD: Classic cars come to Peninsula
• Big field of candidates challenge mayor, council in Salinas
• Your Town: Commander visits local Army posts
• Stephanie Early wins North American Young Rider championship
• Police briefs: Two woman arrested on loitering charges
• Donna Teresa, Homefront Journal: Betty Grable's uncomplicated service to the troops during Worl
• County issues beach advisory for bacteria
• Judge: No more furloughs for Calif workers
• Two face meth charges after deputies make arrest near Monterey
• Bond strong from the beginning for Monterey sisters
• Your Town: Lead bullet ban topic of Fish and Game panel meeting
• Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Frequently asked questions on estates
• Police briefs: Man shot while sitting in car with friends in Las Lomas
• Nonprofits
• Japan's elderly embrace iPad
• House ethics panel outlines charges against Maxine Waters
• Seven field workers injured as van plunges off Highway 198
• Carmel log: Purse stolen from vehicle
• Marina log: Arrested for damaging mail box and door to residence
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Carmel log: Passenger under the influence of narcotics
• Marina log: Female arrested for theft
• Monterey log: Arrest for possession of controlled substance
• Salinas Police Department losing its 'brain trust'
• Class Notes, Military Briefs
• Police briefs: Soledad man suspected of gun crimes
• Jesse Crow found dead in jail cell
• Carmel log: Use of profanity
• Marina log: Possession of an illegal weapon
• Monterey log: Harassment to employees
• Salinas police on scene of shooting
• Shooting in Salinas
• Gunmen rob Soledad credit union
• Hot time for hot springs as housing faces review
• Your Town: Former group leader to face prison
• Police briefs: Drug pipes link two arrests
• HP CEO Hurd resigns after sexual-harassment probe
• Carmel log: DUI driver in possession of cocaine
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Sheriff log: Stolen vehicle recovered
• Deputies hold one after King City area shooting
• Laird, Blakeslee debate environment, taxes
• Salinas census part of federal investigation
• County Board of Education nears charter school policy
• NOAA evaluates Elkhorn Slough's caretakers
• Marina to take another look at budget cuts before deciding on tax measures
• Your Town: Bullick named county's new health director
• Deputies find pipes, arrest two drivers
• Scott Salyer to renew release request from jail
• Prison sergeant arrested for domestic violence
• Black youth event at CSUMB features filmmaker
• Salinas church youth leader pleads guilty to molestation
• Pebble Beach Co. seeks state approval for seawall
• New US attorney confirmed for Northern Calif.
• Police briefs: Friend shoots woman in buttocks
• California company recalls 1 million pounds of ground beef over E. coli risk
• Political brief: Obama endorses Laird for state Senate
• Jerry Brown calls for same-sex weddings in filing to judge
• Salinas man found dead in jail cell
• Former Carmel broker faces criminal charges
• Salinas' Natividad Medical Center posts record profits
• Report: 50 hurt in school bus accident
• Judy Howard, friend to Seaside youth baseball, dies
• MPUSD mulls $110 million school bond
• Your Town: Salinas Valley Half Marathon closes South County roads
• Salinas man found dead in garage had toxic meth level
• Monterey log: Arrests for public intoxication
• Testimony targets wife in murder trial
• SPCA finds missing horses
• Police briefs: Crews contain fire near Big Sur
• Sheriff log: Live-in boyfriend takes children
• 49ers' camp comes to CSUMB; but practice not open to public
• Parolee arrested with stolen van in Salinas
• Monterey County names new director of Health Services
• Prop. 8 supporters appeal judge's ruling overturning gay-marriage ban
• Marina resident fends off home invasion
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Carmel log: Driver stopped for speeding and weaving
• Marina log: Arrest for possession meth pipe
• California to notify public if sex offenders flee
• Study: Blue whales tune in to same frequency
• Little Sur River fire held to 35 acres
• Military, community in synch
• Panel eyes Salinas' policies
• Marina mulls tax boosts, budget cuts
• King City police chief gets vote of 'no confidence'
• Maldonado seen as underdog
• Explosives from Lockwood ranch destroyed
• Man pleads guilty in Nuestra Familia drug case
• Former Carmel real estate broker charged in $16 million golf project scheme, feds say
• Your Town: MPC farmers market moves to Fridays
• Missing San Ardo horses rescued
• Political briefs: Panel urges city to join library group
• Alex Rodriguez hits home run No. 600
• Police briefs: Firefighting crews battle Big Sur blaze
• Judge overturns Calif gay marriage ban |<a href="#poll">Poll</a>
• Seven guilty of workers' comp fraud Seven convicted in comp fraud
• Toyota posts $2.2 billion profit as car sales recover
• Intel agrees to marketing restrictions in FTC deal
• City OKs UCSC water plan
• Sheriff log: Bag found with live grenade simulators
• Plea delayed in Santa Cruz County murder case
• US auto sales rise in July, thanks to ads, credit
• Wild fire reported north of Big Sur
• Judge's ruling expected in Calif gay marriage case
• 6 teens drown in Louisiana river during family outing
• Vikings' Brad Childress: Brett Favre has not told me he's retiring
• Spanish Bay chef killed in Holman Highway crash
• City limits code enforcement
• Carmel residents blast settlement of sexual harassment lawsuit
• Pasadera Country Club to sell for $7.5 million
• Your Town: Salinas teen killed in diving accident
• Hayward Lumber CEO Homer Hayward dies
• Text messages central to murder case
• California adopts new education standards
• Police: Gunman, eight others killed in shooting at beer distributor in Conn.
• Deputies arrest two near Gonzales with bootleg CDs, DVDs
• Bristol Palin calls it quits with fiance
• Ex-deputy: Wyclef Jean to run for Haiti president
• Racing sports cars helps Pacific Grove inn owner beat stress
• Your Town: Cell phone guided tours of Fort Ord Dunes State Park available
• Liza Horvath: Now is the time for rebuilding
• Police briefs:
• Nonprofits
• Ads target older workers
• Outcry from Carmel over sexual harassment settlement
• Victim identified in Friday night homicide
• Five shootings in Salinas on Sunday
• Crews start striping Monterey-Salinas Highway tonight
• Police briefs: Seaside man dies in Holman Highway crash
• CSUMB log: Unknown liquid substance thrown inside vehicle
• Marina log: Fuel siphoned from vehicle
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• CSUMB log: Suspicious circumstances
• Marina log: Seven year old girl bitten by dog
• Monterey log: Citation for aggressive panhandling
• Man killed in Holman Highway crash
• SPCA looking for missing horses
• Class Notes, military briefs
• Gang ties probed in King City drive-by shooting
• King City shooting called gang-related
• Monterey log: Vandalism to vehicle
• CSUMB Police log: Driver in possession of concealed weapon
• Marina log: Woman battered by live-in boyfriend
• Crash blocks Highway 68 near CHOMP
• Two dead in Salinas shootings
• Man will go to trial for bottle thrown at DLI student
• New Zealand man pleads guilty in assault of teen
• Professor Toro: Watch out for your burger
• Your Town: Marina airport to receive federal funds
• Police briefs: Marina man stabbed in back
• Marina police investigating alleged brother-on-brother stabbing
• Dead man found in car in Soquel High School parking lot
• Police briefs: Traffic stop reveals faux police suspect
• Carmel log: Report of fighting caused by miscommunication
• Talk on the Carmel River Parkway to be held
• Monterey log: Citizen's arrest for shoplifting
• Bilingual plan stirs up Alisal: Parents, teachers voice displeasure with trustee
• Marina man charged with murder in crash that killed son
• Salinas husband and wife guilty of child abuse
• Your Town: Pfeiffer Big Sur camp to reopen
• Sheriff log: Ranches report missing cattle
• Santa Cruz rally protests Arizona immigration law
• Blood donors get free ice cream
• Highway 1 motorists face delays
• Man pleads guilty in Carmel rape attempt
• Marina airport received $1.5 million from FAA
• $1.7B worth of pot seized in Central California sweep
• Highway 1 offramp closed as CHP investigates fatal crash
• Schwarzenegger to California cities: post salaries
• Asilomar State Beach cleanup to be held
• Carmel log: Vehicle stop for no rear lights
• Monterey log: Subjects place a citizen's arrest on each other
• Teen killed in Salinas shooting; two are wounded
• Monterey County jury convicts plumbing contractor of molesting foster sons
• Farr opposes war funding bill to stir debate
• Woman fatally stabs man in self-defense, Salinas police say
• Your Town: Seaside man convicted of assault
• Woman saved from fiery chair
• Salinas City Councilwoman Janet Barnes files for re-election
• Police briefs: Four nabbed in Soledad Street sweep
• Sheriff log: Church room disturbed
• UCSC researcher hopes to rebuild oyster population in Elkhorn Slough
• Salinas shooting Thursday morning
• Ousted USDA employee Sherrod plans to sue blogger
• Pacific Grove rejects marijuana dispensaries PACIFIC GROVE
• Local firefighters head to Kern County
• Pacific Grove event to mark decades of fun at beach
• Seaside man convicted in assault on ex-girlfriend
• Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
• Man killed in 101 traffic accident
• Final chance for census count
• Farr one of those who voted against war funding
• Man stabbed to death in Salinas, woman detained for questioning
• Woman saved from burning chair in Carmel Valley
• Alzheimer's Association to hold support groups
• Carmel log: Hit and run to parked vehicles
• Monterey log: Citizen arrest peace disturbance
• Your Town: Library hours cut starting this weekend
• Partial verdict in molest case
• Salinas Courthouse reopening delayed
• Gang drug case allowed to proceed
• Youngster dies in police chase on Highway 1 in Seaside
• U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services goes cashless
• Firefighters battle hornets, wildfire
• Your Town: Green issues on council agenda
• Monterey seeks court order to close pot shop
• Family outing to Arroyo Seco River turns tragic with drowning
• Sheriff log: Vehicle check for poachers
• 8-year-old dies in Seaside crash
• Santa Cruz County Fair rejects rodeo
• Monterey library to be closed Sundays
• Garage sale find: Ansel Adams negatives
• Monterey police searching for missing man
• Court: Chipotle restaurant violated disability law
• California is finalist for education reform grants
• Salinas man killed in highway accident
• Hard-hitting former Raider Jack Tatum dies at 61
• Carmel log: Non-injury accident
• Monterey log: Arrest for giving false information
• Free public safety program to be held
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• Liza Horvath: Trust funding key to estate planning
• Police briefs: Man dies, three hurt in cycle crash
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• Pros committing to First Tee Open
• City Council to vote today on Monterey's position on regional water project
• Car ends up inside Santa Cruz Wells Fargo after driver's foot slips
• Lightning fires burning in Lassen
• Victim in motorcycle crash identified
• Salinas man drowns in Arroyo Seco River
• Santa Cruz man accused of killing girlfriend to face murder charge Tuesday
• Sheriff log: Horse scuffs motorcycle
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• Marina log: Unlocked vehicle entered
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• Carmel log: Subject staggering in intersection
• Marina log: Vandalism at school
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• Monterey log: Burglary at Veteran's Park
• Tower snafu delays flight arrivals to Monterey
• Salinas man on trial arrested for alleged text threat
• McCall tosses hat in mayoral ring
• Professor Toro: Loaded for boar
• Girls join molest claims
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• Woman amends suit against Pollacci, family
• Carmel log: Business sprayed with liquid substance
• Marina log: Arrested for public intoxication
• Palo Corona closed for restoration
• Ship helps researchers see under the sea
• Planners just about ready to show growth blueprint
• Your Town: County plans to dismiss suit against 2 men
• Police briefs: Blaze burns 3 acres in Salinas
• Oakland hopes to follow Salinas model of reducing crime
• Monterey names new city director, conference center consultant
• Man arrested for allegedly sending a threatening text while on trial in child molestation case
• Carmel log: Report of barking dog
• Marina log: Illegal fireworks found during vehicle inventory
• Monterey log: Arrest for public intoxication
• Sheriff log: Detained suspect involved in stabbing
• Deputies raid massive marijuana-growing operation; pot worth $75K seized at Live Oak warehouse
• Carmel log: Sunglasses stolen from store
• Marina log: Violation of restraining order
• Monterey log: Hit and run
• Crash staged in Seaside
• CSUMB's Mossberg spreads to word on poetry
• Man 'shocked' by accusations
• P.G. passes pensions initiative
• Jobs Budget Plan critical to schools, state teacher group says
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• Salinas police use stun gun to subdue drug suspect
• CSUMB names new baseball coach
• Seaside 'crash' staged for filming
• Sheriff log: Farm vehicle vandalized
• Salyer's defense team accuses government of illegal searches
• Monterey County applies for Homeland Security funds for Peninsula
• Salinas, county lawsuit seeks $1M in chemical fire
• NPS bans fishing at Del Monte Lake
• Monterey City Council approves traffic plan
• Monterey County school transfers a year away
• Arvin's chief eyes King City oversight
• Your Town: Controlled burn planned for ranch
• Police briefs: Second suspect in King City attack caught
• Police briefs: Passenger arrested after chase
• Judge won't dismiss charges in child molestation case
• Not guilty plea in attack: Man allegedly threw beer bottle at DLI student
• Court rules against Salinas elementary teachers in pay suit
• OCEANS FIRST: Obama's new policy streamlines state, federal regulations
• Monterey Burning Man: Event invites people to express themselves without boundaries
• Senate panel approves Elena Kagan Supreme Court nomination
• Youth baseball umpire attacked, knocked unconscious by coach
• Singer attacked during Santa Clara concert
• Lindsay Lohan taken into custody for jail term
• Tax preparer sentenced to prison
• California teen used Craigslist to trade up from an old cell phone to a Porsche Boxster
• MotoGP for the uninitiated
• Salinas man pleads not guilty to assaulting 3-year-old girl
• Your Town: BLM manager wins national award
• More Than Just Spanish Speakers: Language Report Details The Many Faces Of Immigration
• Language Line Services Expands Workforce
• Video Interpretation Leaps Ahead with Convergence of Technology, Human Capital
• Language Line Services Awarded Contract by Department of Homeland Security
• Santa Lucia Highlands' Winegrowers to Hold 4th Annual Gala
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Addresses Climate Change in Engaging New Exhibition
• First Night Monterey 2010
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Honors Suzanne Goin, Rick Bayless at 'Cooking for Solutions 2010'
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Offers Compelling Ways To Connect With The Oceans In 2010
• Annual Christmas Concert Promises Great Music And Sounds Of The Season At The Carmel Mission
• Take Flight In 2010 With ‘Hot Pink Flamingos’ At The Monterey Bay Aquarium
• 'Hot Pink Flamingos' Takes Wing at The Monterey Bay Aquarium
• AT and T, Language Line Partner to Provide Customer Service in 170+ Languages
• 2009 Highlands' Pinot Noir Crush Wraps Up
• The Instruments: Symphony's Lecture Series Begins October 28,2009
• Doc Severinsen to Perform A Benefit Concert For The Monterey Symphony
• Beatitude Mass At Golden State Theater In Monterey
• Monterey Symphony Musicians Agree To A One-Year Extension Of The Present Contract
• Symphony Annual Meeting
• Classified Information Comes in All Languages
• Language Line Services Honored by Nebraska Association for Translators and Interpreters
• Monterey Symphony Brass Quintet Will Perform at the Monterey County Fair
• Monterey Bay Aquarium's Fall Calendar Listing
• Better Business Bureau Selects Language Line Services for New Language Access Program
• Monterey Symphony Finale Will Be An Out Of This World Performance Of Holst’s The Planets
• Calendar Listing - Monterey Bay Aquarium Summer 2009
• Derby Day 2009 At Quail Lodge
• Monterey Symphony Presents Alexander Sitkovetsky Performing Paganini’s ...
• Monterey Symphony Hires Three Staff Members
• Max Bragado-Darman Conducts Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony ...
• Model United Nations Kickoff
• Monterey Symphony To Join Orchestras Feeding America To Benefit: Food Bank For Monterey County
• 19th Annual History Day Contest
• Monterey Symphony Host Enjoy The Classics! - A Lecture Series
• The 25th Annual Spelling Bee Contest
• Monterey Symphony February Events
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Reveals 'The Secret Lives of Seahorses'
• Monterey Symphony Presents Music By Beethoven, Sibelius, and Schumann......
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Turns 25 - Opens Seahorse Exhibition In 2009
• Discover the Secrets That Await You at the Monterey Bay Aquarium In 2009
• Monterey County Fair
• Sea Otter Classic
• 28th Annual Dixieland Monterey Jazz Festival
• Permanent Exhibition - Kelp Forest
• Permanent Exhibition - Jellies: Living Art
• Permanent Exhibition - Splash Zone
• Permanent Exhibition - Life On The Bay
• Permanent Exhibition - Outer Bay
• Permanent Exhibition - Rocky Shore
• Permanent Exhibition - Sandy Shore And Aviary
• Permanent Exhibition - Giant Octopus
• Permanent Exhibition - Sea Otters

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