Sand City News

Lisa King of Salinas couldn't believe the news when she turned on the television today.

Sorry, Seaside-area Starbucks addicts. With the closure of the store on the corner of Fremont Boulevard and Broadway Avenue, you'll have to go to the one on Canyon Del Rey and Del Monte boulevards, by Home Depot.

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Seaside police say the driver of a sport-utility vehicle that crashed head-on into a 4-door Honda Accord on Sunday, causing major injuries to three people, may have had a heart attack while driving.

First the good news. Sand City desal water may soon be flowing through the pipes to the Cal Am ratepayers! Now the bad news.

After 10 years of providing transit service on the Peninsula, small DART buses have failed to hit the bull's-eye. Monterey-Salinas Transit plans to scrap the DART service - which operates from Sand City's Edgewater center to Skyline Forest - in September and start two new fixed-route lines to provide DART passengers with the same geographical ...

North County community activists have dedicated years to be included in a regional water solution because we have neighbors without water, wells going dry, and families drinking from wells increasingly polluted with nitrate or arsenic.

Building a luxury hotel on the site of the Holman Building in downtown Pacific Grove is back on the table, developer Nader Agha told the Pacific Grove City Council on Wednesday.

Bittner, The Pleasure of Writing has opened a second location at Waikiki Beach Walk in Honolulu.

Please make sure the single payer health care plan is implemented. Americans have waited far too long for an affordable health plan that covers everyone.

G.M. Weger, a Monterey Coast native, editor and former California State Park guide, will present her debut novel, "East Garrison" this weekend at Borders in Sand City.

Vindication tastes sweet as water for the developer of a proposed "ecoresort" in Sand City.

More than 5,000 customers are without power Saturday afternoon in a trio of cities on the Central Coast, a spokesperson for PG&E said.

G.M. Weger, a Salinas native and former park guide, will present her debut novel "East Garrison'' from 2-5p.m. May 9 at Borders, 2080 California Ave., Sand City.

Sand City was the quickest-growing city in California in 2008, according to data released Thursday by the state's Finance Department.

The latest estimates from the state Department of Finance show California's population has topped 38 million.

DJ Skelton thought he'd never climb again. In 2004, the Army captain and lifelong rock climber woke up in Walter Reed Army Medical Center with his mouth and jaw shattered, left arm paralyzed, left eye gone and a hole the size of a fist in his right leg.

Four Monterey County residents, who collectively spent 20 years working at local McDonald's restaurants, claim in a new lawsuit that the fast-food franchises systematically avoided paying them the wages they deserved.

The county Illegal Dumping and Litter Abatement Task Force is encouraging residents to celebrate Earth Day by cleaning up public property in their neighborhood on Saturday.

Three years after breaking ground with the promise of bringing public art, a boost in tax revenues and affordable housing units to Sand City, a multi-use development could be heading for the auction block.