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Gilroy to review plans to help homeless residents
Despite recent numbers indicating Gilroy’s homeless population appears to be in decline, the city remains without a plan for how to handle unhoused residents — and officials are divided on the best solution. City Administrator Matt Morley said there is no policy in place to address Gilroy’s homeless community, which the most recent point in... The post Gilroy to review plans to help homeless residents appeared first on San José Spotlight .
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Campaign for Seaside mayoral candidate Alex Miller raises nearly $70,000.
Since he began fundraising for his mayoral campaign earlier this year, current Seaside City Councilmember and mayoral candidate Alex Miller has raised approximately $68,000, more than five times the incumbent mayor, Ian Oglesby, according to the latest campaign finance disclosure forms. The majority of the funds raised were given to...
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Downtown Salinas hosts family-friendly Halloween bash on Main Street.
Prepare your costumes, makeup and candy bag as this Halloween, Downtown Salinas City Center invites families from across Monterey County to join in the fun at the annual Downtown Trick-or-Treat event on Saturday, October 31. From 11am to 2 pm, Main Street will be alive with costumes, candy, and community...
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Inside California’s Unlikely New Boomtown Where Homes Sell for Under $500K — As People Flee Over-Priced City Life in Droves
While Los Angeles bleeds residents and businesses, an unlikely California city is rolling out the welcome mat. Fresno, once a national punch-line thanks to Louis Theroux’s BBC documentary “The City Addicted to Crystal Meth,” is now the best place in the Golden State to start a business, a new study found, with cheap land, fast-tracked building rules and a $9 billion farm economy luring companies and coastal refugees alike.
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San Jose Braces for Soggy El Niño Winter, Urges Storm Drain Reports Now
San Jose officials are telling residents to get ready now for what forecasters are calling a potentially historic wet season, pointing people toward storm drain hotlines, sandbag pickup sites and flood maps before the heaviest rains arrive. The push comes as federal weather agencies predict stronger storms and potential flooding brought on by El Niño this winter, with the city and Santa Clara County rolling out resources meant to help residents prepare and cut down on community risk.
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Residents are feeling the loss of the social services building in Seaside.
Aric Sleeper here, thinking about falling leaves and the end of daylight saving time, already longing for the later sunsets to come this spring. Monterey County residents who have patronized the County’s social services building in Seaside, which shuttered its doors on Friday, Oct. 30, may also be looking ahead to a time in the coming years when a new building will replace the aging edifice, built in 1975.
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Residents are feeling the impending loss of Monterey County’s social services building in Seaside.
Fans whirred inside the Seaside social services building to block out the heat as Monterey County residents continued to drop in for the last few days of its services until its closure. County officials decided to shutter the building due to a $3.9 million price tag to fix the building’s...
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This Man-Made California Reservoir Allows Only Non-Motorized Boats, and Its Glassy Morning Water Keeps Paddlers and Anglers Coming Back
Some of the best spots in California are the ones you almost drive right past. You pull off a winding road expecting a quick look at some water, and suddenly you want to stay all morning. Picture still, mirror-like water, green hills all around, and nothing louder than a paddle...