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Fun awaits Fourth of July revelers
Now that the governor, the sheriff and other public safety experts have implored residents to skip the backyard pyrotechnics this year, what's an Independence Day reveler to do? The answer: Plenty.
Marina police seek infor-mation about 3 armed robberies
In the past two weeks, three armed robberies have occurred in the city of Marina, leaving police "scrambling" for details, Lt.
Marina Police Log: Fight leads to parole hold
NEITHER MALE WANTED TO PRESS BATTERY CHARGES. 1 OF THE MALES WAS FOUND TO BE INTOXICATED IN PUBLIC AND ON PAROLE.
Marina Police Log: Coyotes attempt to attack dog on Third Avenue
THE REPORTING PARTY AND A FRIEND WERE WALKING TWO DOGS ON LEASHES AT THE TIME OF THE ATTACK.
Monterey, Seaside To Crack Down On Fireworks
Officials from Monterey and Seaside are warning residents to stay away from the use of fireworks within city limits this year.
Training to Be Heroes: Lake Tahoe Basin Fire Academy
Lake Tahoe Basin Fire Academy cadet Joseph Jones dons his self-contained breathing apparatus.
ICU: 'I just felt like fate was pushing me'
Every day, tiny stories spring up from the Southern California maze of freeways and neighborhoods and into the "missed connections" section of Craigslist .
S.F. firm harvests potential of unused land
Yet the mother of two children and the co-founder of a startup company didn't have the energy to cultivate her own plot of land.
Folsom Lake Boaters Face Early Summer End
Ron and Pam Nepstead of Folsom waited years for a slip for their power-boat at Folsom Lake Marina at Brown's Ravine.
Low water forces marina at NorCal lake to close
A marina at a Sacramento-area reservoir is telling boaters to pull their vessels out of the water because the level is dropping quickly.
Roaming Packs Of Coyotes Killing Marina Pets
Packs of coyotes are brazenly roaming Marina neighborhoods, killing cats and attacking dogs in the Monterey County coastal community, authorities warned Tuesday.
Marina Police Log: Unsafe vandalized car towed
IT HAD BEEN VANDALIZED AND WAS IN AN UNSAFE CONDITION. THE VANDALISM WAS DOCUMENTED IN CASE 08-1440. THE VEHICLE HAD BEEN LEFT IN ITS UNSAFE CONDITION BY THE OWNER FOR SEVERAL DAYS.
Tourism group's chief leaves post
John McMahon, president and CEO of the Monterey County Convention and Visitors Bureau, has resigned from the organization.
Meeting today on opening area offshore from old nuclear reactor
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Parker closes in on District 4 victory
By NICK RAHAIM * The Salinas Californian * June 10, 2008 Supervisor Ila Mettee-McCutchon was literally the first to congratulate her opponent, Jane Parker, on Parker's presumed victory in their hard-fought race ...
FBI has prime suspect, but not enough evidence
An FBI agent familiar with the Christina Williams homicide said investigators still have a chief suspect in the 10-year old case, but conceded he is not optimistic that the man will ever be charged.
Letters: Congress puts up roadblocks on fuel
Will Rogers famously said that the only authorized criminal class in America is the Congress.
Proposals sought to manage Asilomar California State Parks is accepting proposals from individuals and organizations for a 20-year contract to develop, manage and maintain Asilomar State Beach and Conference ...
Review: Cal Shakes turn oft-dismissed Bard play into gold
California Shakespeare Theater presents Shakespeare s Pericles directed by Joel Sass, May 28 June 22 Credit: Kevin Berne For years scholars and other experts have been unkind to Shakespeare's "Pericles," ...
Pacquiao, Diaz delight boxing fans with free workout
Although David Diaz knows he'll be an underdog in his fight with Manny Pacquiao in four weeks, he already pulled one remarkable surprise in a storefront martial-arts gym Saturday.