19-year-old armed robbery and burglary suspects luck ends with a crash
19-year-old Matthew Tyler Cruddas is in custody for burglarizing a home in San Juan Bautista and holding up a market with a gun. San Benito County…
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Greenfield prohbe la cra de mascotas
La Ciudad de Greenfield, en el Sur del Condado de Monterey, está tratando de reducir la cantidad de perros y gatos callejeros. Una nueva…
Continue ReadingKing City announces new Immigration and Citizenship Assistance program
King City approved a new program that will offer individual assistance to local residents with concerns about immigration and citizenship. City…
Continue ReadingHombre en Watsonville acusado de entrar y robar de tiendas de descuento
Un hombre en Watsonville está enfrentando cargos de robo despues de forzar su entrada a dos tiendas de descuento el martes en la madrugada,…
Continue ReadingSanta Cruz implementa medidas para celebrar un 4 de julio seguro
El concilio de Santa Cruz está tomando medidas para asegurarse de que la comunidad pueda disfrutar sanamente del Día de Independencia…
Continue ReadingGreenfield bans breeding of pets
If you’ve visited Greenfield then you’ve probably driven by stray animals along the road. The south Monterey County city announced it is…
Continue ReadingWatsonville police catch burglar in the act at local Goodwill
Watsonville Police were called to a burglary in-progress at the Goodwill Industries on Main Street. Once officers arrived, they spotted 37-year-old…
Continue ReadingNew bike lane in the heart of Santa Cruz is expected to increase safety and help flow of traffic
Back in February the Santa Cruz City Council approved a contraflow bike lane, and today they celebrate the projects completion. Today at 12:15 p.m.…
Continue ReadingMIIS weighs in on Travel Ban
The Supreme Court delivered good news to President Trump Monday, allowing parts of his so called “Travel Ban” to take effect immediately.…
Continue ReadingCA Coastal Commission reaches proposed settlement with Cemex
The California Coastal Commission said it has reached a proposed settlement with Cemex, calling for an end to the sand mining operation in Marina.…
Continue ReadingSanta Cruz preparing for safe 4th of July celebrations
The Santa Cruz City Council is taking steps to keep people safe as they celebrate Independence Day. The council approved a Safety Enhancement Zone…
Continue ReadingCatchy ringtone reminds undocumented immigrants of their rights
A new phone jingle to helps keep undocumented immigrants from being arrested and deported. The Salinas Farm Workers Foundation is sharing a ringtone…
Continue ReadingMajor Santa Cruz County route re-opens for drivers
County leaders and residents came together Monday for a ribbon cutting in Soquel to celebrate the reopening of a major alternate route to Highway 17…
Continue ReadingPG&E and Cal Fire prepare for wildfire season
After the Soberanes Fire devastated much of the Central Coast last year, Cal Fire and PG&E are teaming up for this year’s wildfire season…
Continue ReadingKing City man accused of seeking sex with 16-year-old girl
A King City man is accused of seeking a romantic relationship with a 16-year-old girl using Facebook Messenger over the past two years. King City…
Continue ReadingHombre de King City arrestado por tratar de tener sexo con joven de 16 aos
Un hombre de King City es acusado de tratar de iniciar una relación romántica con una joven de 16 años de edad, usando Facebook…
Continue ReadingUFW comparte tono de llamadas cuya letra revela derechos de indocumentados
Dan a conocer una melodía de llamadas, cuya letra, revela los derechos de inmigrantes. La Unión de Campesinos y La Fundación de…
Continue ReadingSospechosos en Salinas abren fuego contra dos hombres afuera de una casa
La Policía de Salinas está buscando a dos sospechosos que balearon a dos hombres frente a una casa por la calle de Roosevelt en Salinas…
Continue ReadingPfeiffer Big Sur State Park to re-open Saturday
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is expected to re-open to the public this Saturday, according to California State Parks. The park has been closed for…
Continue ReadingSanta Cruz is trying to decrease illegal dumping problem
School is out for summer and so are bulky items and mattresses, left behind by students moving out. “Although it’s helpful and it’s…
Continue ReadingLocal vigil held for slain Muslim teen
The fatal attack of 17-year-old Nabra Hassanen has sparked heavy conversations and vigils all over the country, including Garfield Park Community…
Continue ReadingSingle-engine plane crashes on Highway 101 off ramp
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Continue ReadingTwo men shot in Salinas, suspects at large
Two men were shot in Salinas Saturday night when two suspects walked up to them outside of a house on Roosevelt Street and fired multiple rounds,…
Continue ReadingWoodies take over Santa Cruz Wharf
The 23rd annual Woodies on the Wharf kicked off Saturday. It’s the largest woodie show in northern California, featuring more than 200 wood…
Continue ReadingAg Commissioner Office Investigates possible insecticide exposure
More than a dozen farm workers from the T&A celery transplant crew went to the emergency room and complained about feeling dizziness, nausea, and…
Continue ReadingMilitary plane crashes at Dayton International Airport
Delays have been reported at Dayton International Airport, where severe weather is striking and a military plane has crashed during Dayton Air Show…
Continue ReadingEmergency room visits soar in California, report finds
All around California, emergency room visits among low-income patients are soaring. A new state report showed that during the first few months of…
Continue ReadingSoquel-San Jose Road to reopen
Monday, June 26, the County of Santa Cruz will reopen Soquel-San Jose Road to through traffic. “I’m not sure how they’re gonna keep…
Continue ReadingMonterey County homeless population on the rise
UPDATED 6/23/2017 5:00 p.m.: New numbers are showing a big jump in the number of homeless living in Monterey County. The results come from a county…
Continue ReadingPandilleros de King City se declaran culpables de balear a joven de 16 aos en la cabeza
Dos presuntos pandilleros se han declarado culpable de todos los cargos que enfrentan por balear a dos menores de edad en King City, en agosto 2016.…
Continue ReadingNew lane creates two-way street for bikes in Santa Cruz
The City of Santa Cruz has a new contraflow bike lane on Pacific Avenue. The city said the new lane creates a two-way street for bikes, but remains…
Continue ReadingSanta Cruz Brewery raises funds for Coastal Rail Trail
Some new support for two different ideas on what to do with 32 miles of train tracks in Santa Cruz County. This week Dominican Hospital endorsed a…
Continue Reading18 campesinos de la Costa Central expuestos a insecticida, incidente bajo investigacin
La Oficina del Comisionado de Agricultura del Condado de Monterey está investigando un incidente que enfermó a 18 campesinos en la…
Continue ReadingReducen las condenas de seis reclusos que ayudaron a salvar a un guardia
Seis reclusos tendrán sus sentencias acortadas despues de salvar a un guardia que se desplomó delante de ellos el lunes pasado en el…
Continue ReadingCongresista Scalise herido de gravedad en tiroteo sale de cuidados intensivos
El congresista republicano Steve Secalise herido de gravedad en el tiroteo de Alexandria, Virginia, hace poco más de una semana ya está…
Continue ReadingSureno gang members plead guilty to charges for King City shooting
Two Sureno street gang members pled guilty to charges for shooting at two teenagers in King City last August. 29-year-old Victor Manuel Reyes and…
Continue ReadingSanta Cruz Police Department trains city employees on Workplace Violence
Active shooter situations in the workplace are something police departments hope never happen but they want to be prepared. This week the Santa Cruz…
Continue ReadingMxico responde a Trump: Narcotrfico es un problema compartido
(EFE).- El Gobierno de Mexico señaló hoy que el narcotráfico y la violencia que lo acompaña constituyen un problema…
Continue ReadingAdolescente pierde la vida al caer de un acantilado en SF
Una adolescente perdió la vida luego de caer desde 50 pies de altura desde un acantilado el jueves en San Francisco. El reporte fue realizado…
Continue ReadingCitizen helps identify serial tagger in Soquel
An alert citizen helped bust a serial tagger in Soquel Thursday. 20-year-old Brandon Valencia was arrested for tagging several locations along Soquel…
Continue ReadingCarriles del Golden Gate Bridge podran ser cerrados
Autoridades podrían estar considerando cerrar 2 carriles del Golden Gate Bridge durante un maratón a celebrarse el fin de semana. La…
Continue ReadingBridge in Santa Cruz County set to be replaced
Located on Casserly Road and Smith Road, the Bridge is a key connecting route for South County residents and businesses. However, the bridge is…
Continue ReadingTrauma and immigration: Mental health concerns over immigration policies
A mental health organization is helping immigrants in Monterey County cope with the stresses and fears of immigration policies. The National Alliance…
Continue ReadingSanta Cruz County Farm Bureau celebrates 100 years
In the heart of the Pajaro Valley, Matt Akiyama is tending to his hops. The young farmer comes from a long line of growers and for him, it’s…
Continue ReadingExcessive heat warning issued for Santa Cruz Mountains
A group of seniors almost canceled their weekly Bocce Ball group at Skypark in Scotts Valley because it’s just too hot to play. “As you…
Continue ReadingSalinas man to be sentenced for Chinatown shooting
A Salinas man will be sentenced to 15 years behind bars for a shooting in Chinatown. According to the Monterey County District Attorney, 20-year-old…
Continue ReadingSan Juan Bautista issues drinking water warning
The City of San Juan Bautista has issued a “Drinking Water Warning.” Drinking water tested on June 20 showed levels of nitrate of 11.64…
Continue ReadingWatsonville police assign officer to downtown area
Beginning in June, a Watsonville police officer will be patrolling the downtown area and address quality of life issues. “It is about parking.…
Continue ReadingCarmel Coach store burglar pleads guilty of no contest to commercial burglary
The man who robbed a Coach store in Carmel multiple times has pled guilty of no contest to commercial burglary, evading police officers, and hit and…
Continue ReadingDecomisan armas y drogas en King City, arrestan a pandilleros
Dos pandilleros y una mujer fueron arrestados en King City por posesión de armas, drogas, y por poner en peligro la vida de un menor despues…
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