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Carmel-by-the-Sea burger restaurant sustains significant damage from structure fire, firefighters say
CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA, Calif. (KION-TV)- The Monterey Fire Department said a Carmel-by-the-Sea restaurant suffered $175,000 after a structure fire happened at the restaurant on Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters said that the fire happened around 2:20 p.m. at the Carmel Burger Bar at the Carmel Plaza shopping center. Monterey Fire said in a press release that while the restaurant The post Carmel-by-the-Sea burger restaurant sustains significant damage from structure fire, firefighters say appeared first on KION546.
Fawning season begins on the Central Coast
PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. — -Video from previous coverage. Fawn season has begun on the Central Coast and drivers should be extra cautious while driving on the Monterey peninsula. Every April-June, newborn deer can be seen in Pacific Grove, Monterey and Pebble Beach. In past years, Pacific Grove has told...
Heading into the End of the Week Cool, Cloudy, & Moist
Ending the work week seasonably cool, cloudy, and damp. The trough of low pressure that has been sitting to our west has finally moved east. The trough has kept temperatures below normal and the marine layer deep. The moist onshore flow will continue to bring bouts of drizzle to the coast and coastal mountains. Thanks to a wind shift, west-northwest winds, clouds will now favor the southern and eastern portions of the Monterey Bay, near coastal cites, and perhaps even the northern part of the Salinas Valley, along with the chance of drizzle. While inland mountains could see an isolated shower or two come Thursday afternoon. A weak cold front will bring the Central Coast the chance of heavier drizzle and a few more light isolated showers late Thursday into early Friday. Meanwhile, northwest winds will become gusty Thursday afternoon, with stronger gusts expected Friday.
Race records for Big Sur International Marathon
CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA, Calif. — Since being established in 1986, the Big Sur International Marathon has been attracting competition from around the world. With a plethora of competition set the bar as high as possible and push competitors to be at their best. With nearly 40 years of history, the Big...
In California’s Carmel Valley, a Picturesque Retreat Lists for $11 Million
Nestled amid rolling hills and world-class wineries, homes in Central California’s affluent Carmel Valley enclave have long drawn Hollywood stars and industry tycoons ranging from Doris Day and Merv Griffin to Apple co-founder and former CEO Mike Markkula. One particular spot, just east of scenic Highway 1, also holds the 392-acre Holman Ranch where the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Theda Bara, Marlon Brando and Clark Gable once went to escape. Nearby is the former estate of the late Monkees singer/songwriter Michael Nesmith, which recently sold after a swift 17 days on the market for $3.2 million.Cher's Revamped Former Beverly Hills...
Advice for those running modified Big Sur International Marathon course
MONTEREY COUNTY, Calif. — This year's Big Sur International marathon will not be like most years. Due to the Highway 1 slip-out near Rocky Creek Bridge, the course had to be modified. Marathon runners will now start in Carmel, dip into Point Lobos, and return to Carmel. In 2011,...
Neighbors troubled after man attempted to kidnap a 7-year-old girl in Salinas
SALINAS, Calif. (KION-TV)- A 7-year-old girl is safe tonight after Salinas Police say she was nearly kidnapped on Saturday night. Investigators say 31-year-old Sonny Lobos Velasco, is accused of trying to take the girl from her home on the 600 block of Kirkpatrick Avenue. Neighbors in the area were shocked to hear about what happened. The post Neighbors troubled after man attempted to kidnap a 7-year-old girl in Salinas appeared first on KION546.
More of the Same!
Staying cool and cloudy. A trough of low pressure keeping temperatures below normal and the marine layer deep. The moist onshore flow will continue to bring bouts of drizzle to the coastal mountains—especially those that slope off to the southwest. Clouds will favor the north side of the bay with clearing on the south. At the trough passes, winds will switch to the northwest, so by Thursday morning, chance of drizzle with low clouds will be more focused on the south side of the bay. Winds will turn breezy. A trailing weather system will then move through early Friday and could bring a few light showers and gusty winds. Sun will eventually break through with a sunny weekend ahead!
Oystertown Coming to Monterey’s Lighthouse District
Oystertown—from the same chef behind popular Poppy Hall in Pacific Grove—is taking over the former Lilify space on Lighthouse Avenue in New Monterey. Chef-partner Phillip Wojtowicz and partner-hospitality director Monica Schweiger flag late summer as an optimistic opening date. The emphasis there is on optimistic, as the process...
Salinas police shut down 7 illegal street vendors
SALINAS, Calif. — Salinas police said they shut down seven street vendors over the weekend that were working without proper permits. Police said in a social media poster that they received various complaints about illegal street vendors who were "violating health codes, blocking sidewalks, roadways, and leaving significant amounts of garbage."
Pet of the Week: Meet Olivia!
Olivia’s brother was featured on Pet of the Week two weeks ago. They were both part of a 5-week-old litter being given away in Soledad to any passersby who would take them. The first family who took them quickly realized they were overwhelmed caring for such young kittens and surrendered them to Our Neighborhood Pet Project. Her brother, Oliver, was featured 2 weeks ago and this time it's Olivia's turn!
Contending With Clouds
Deep southwesterly flow continues on Wednesday. A trough of low pressure to our west will slowly move toward us, keeping temperatures below normal and the marine layer deep. The moist onshore flow will continue to bring bouts of drizzle to the coastal mountains—especially those that slope off to the southwest. Clouds will favor the north side of the bay with clearing on the south. At the trough passes late Wednesday, flow will switch to the northwest, so by Thursday morning, drizzle and low clouds will be more focused on the south side of the bay. A trailing weather system will then move through early Friday and could bring a few light showers.
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