Family of a local beloved waitress finally getting closure after she was murdered in 2002KION News Channel 5/4615 HOURS AGO
Twelve are arrested in 'Operation Dead End,' alleging street gang crimes in Salinas.montereycountynow.com12 HOURS AGO
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Special Report- Castroville grandmothers pushing for justice after convicted murder gets paroleKION News Channel 5/469 HOURS AGO
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Local Salinas gang members indicted in racketeering conspiracy and other crimes, officers say
SALINAS, Calif. (KION-TV)- On Thursday morning, Salinas Police and the U.S. Department of Justice announced that 11 men are being charged with multiple homicides and robberies over the past decade. The U.S. Department of Justice said that the 11 men were allegedly a part of a racketeering conspiracy to "promote the aims of a local The post Local Salinas gang members indicted in racketeering conspiracy and other crimes, officers say appeared first on KION546.
Salinas church celebrating its 150th anniversary Saturday
SALINAS, Calif. — The First Baptist Church of Salinas is celebrating 150 years of service on Saturday. The church first opened its doors in May 1874 on Main Street; eventually relocating to their new location on San Vincente Avenue due to a growing congregation. First Baptist held its first...
Family of a local beloved waitress finally getting closure after she was murdered in 2002
SALIANS, Calif. (KION-TV) – The family of a woman who was murdered over 20 years ago, is finally getting some closure. Loretta Paluszynski was found stabbed to death in her Salinas home in 2002. On April 11, 2024 the suspect in her death, Juan Gabriel Nunez, pled guilty to second degree murder, first degree burglary and felony child abuse, according to the Monterey County District Attorney.
Salinas begins cracking down on an increased presence of unpermitted street food vendors.
Over the past few months, Salinas residents have seen an increase in street vendors in high-traffic areas, including food trucks. This can make it easy to grab a bite to eat, but also comes with issues. Residents have been calling city officials to report things like litter and oil on the streets.
Special Report- Castroville grandmothers pushing for justice after convicted murder gets parole
CASTROVILLE, Calif. (KION-TV)- Two Monterey County grandmothers are doing they can to keep the man who killed their granddaughter in prison. For a second time within a calendar year, David Leonardo was granted parole by a parole board. "It's not fair that he gets to walk the streets and he gets to have freedom," said The post Special Report- Castroville grandmothers pushing for justice after convicted murder gets parole appeared first on KION546.
Salinas is working to make it easier to get outside and play.
Celia Jiménez here, thinking about the changes Salinas residents are seeing at their local parks. Recently the Monterey County Board of Supervisors approved a pump track and skate park concept at the Salinas Regional Soccer Complex and within a year, the city will welcome Ensen Community Park at Carr Lake.
Last Gasp Of Rainy Season
Are you ready for rain this weekend? It may be our last good chance for the season! High pressure to our west that has been keeping the wind machine going will retreat westward Friday, allowing for a weather system in the Gulf of Alaska to dive down the coast. It will arrive on Saturday with a cold front packed with light to moderate rain. The front will likely arrive mid to late morning and depart mid to late afternoon with a showers lingering after. Since the center of the low will remain well to the north, instability will be limited and thus thunderstorms are not expected. If you are traveling through the Sierra Nevada, prepare for winter driving conditions Saturday into Sunday morning.
Costly rent is forcing All-In Monterey County to look for more affordable options.
For the past four years, All-In Monterey County has helped distribute food, clothing and more to thousands of residents every month. Its volunteers were deployed throughout Pajaro following flooding in 2023, helping disaster-stricken residents clear out the mud from their homes while providing them with the necessities to stay on their feet.
Salinas Sports Complex hires Salinas native as new general manager
SALINAS, Calif. — A Salinas native has been hired to be the new general manager of the Salinas Sports Complex. California Rodeo Salinas announced today that Barbara Causley will take over those duties later this month. Causley was born and raised in Salinas, having previously interned at the local rodeo.
Oysters and Albariñ
Nothing says spring like the dynamic duo of shellfish and wine, and you can get your share of both at I. Brand & Family’s event on Sunday, May 5. They will be pouring their spring release wines at Alvarado Street Brewery’s taproom and serving Oystertown oysters and small bites from 1-4pm. Tickets are $30. 1367 Dayton St., Suite D, Salinas. 298-7227, ibrandwinery.com.
Monterey County union workers allege healthcare staffing crisis amid contract negotiations
SALINAS, Calif. — An hour before Monterey County unveiled its newest youth behavioral health center in East Salinas, union workers held a demonstration alleging a countywide staffing crisis that is impacting county services, including patient care. The Alisal Integrated Health Center is located at 331 N. Sanborn Road, and...
Embarc Launches 'The Smoke Show' at Cali Roots Music Festival: A First-of-its-Kind Cannabis Experience
Embarc, a leader in California’s cannabis industry, proudly announces "The Smoke Show," an immersive cannabis experience set to debut at the California Roots Music & Arts Festival (“Cali Roots”) from May 24-26. This will be the first activation to introduce onsite cannabis sales and consumption at the renowned Monterey event, aligning with Embarc's mission to destigmatize cannabis through safe, regulated experiences that allow consumers and the curious to learn about California’s diverse cannabis landscape.
Connecting San Jose to the Central Coast by train one step closer
Calif. — The future for modern commuter rail systems on the Central Coast is on the horizon, with service from San Jose to Salinas and two new stations in Monterey County a step closer to completion. This was made possible after $1 million was secured with the passing...
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