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Soldiers fired rifles across these Monterey Bay dunes for decades, and the ocean swallowed the cliff under their famous beach club
Fort Ord Dunes was an Army rifle range until the base closed in 1994, and its grand soldiers' club lost its cliff to the sea. Today it's 4 miles of quiet beach, old ammo bunkers tucked into the sand and golden dunes at sunset. The post Soldiers fired rifles across these Monterey Bay dunes for decades, and the ocean swallowed the cliff under their famous beach club appeared first on California is for Adventure .
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Locals help shape safe streets at Hollister festival
About 300 people attended the free, family-friendly Safe Streets Action Plan – Vision Zero Community Festival in Hollister Oct. 24. The festival hosted by the City of Hollister brought together residents, local agencies, community organizations, businesses and food vendors to support community engagement around the city’s Safe Streets (SS4A) for All project.
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Election update: Navarro concedes in PVUSD race; Clark behind Zuniga, says there will not be a recount
After a roller-coaster election in which PVUSD Trustee Area 7 incumbent Misty Navarro started leading challenger Mads Realmuto, She slowly fell behind as new results came in, and as of the latest update on Nov. 10, Realmuto was ahead by 239 votes. In a Facebook post, Navarro thanked her supporters...
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Salinas officials report $9.7 million in homeless services spending, and look at more potential solutions.
The City of Salinas invested $9.7 million in homeless services during fiscal year 2025-26, focused on street outreach, crisis response, emergency shelter and housing programs, drawing from federal, state, local and regional sources. Community Development Analyst Karina Vazquez presented to the City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 10, and said that “there’s no single solution” to homelessness.
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In a nail-biter of a race, Athena Burciaga jumps to a three-vote lead in bid for Marina City Council.
The closest election in Monterey County is for the District 4 seat on the Marina City Council, and the winner will likely not be determined until the last vote is counted. Eleven votes separate the three candidates, as of the latest count released Nov. 9. Athena Burciaga, who was in third place by 39 votes on Nov. 6, jumped to first place on Nov. 9.
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City Council votes to shut down Camp Hope in gilroy
The Gilroy City Council narrowly voted to close down a homeless encampment on city-owned property by Dec. 15, at the same meeting where officials presented an update on ongoing efforts to establish a permanent encampment or transitional residence for unhoused people looking for long-term shelter. At the end of the...