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Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after 4-hour East Salinas standoff (opens the original)
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A 37-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a four-hour standoff with SWAT and a hostage negotiation team in East Salinas on Tuesday. The standoff occurred at a home on the 800 block of North Madeira Avenue, where police said the man, identified as Braulio Espinoza, barricaded himself inside. Authorities have not released details about the attempted murder or what led to the incident. He was booked on suspicion of attempted murder, corporal injury to a spouse or coh
Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after 4-hour East Salinas standoff (opens the original)
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A 37-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a four-hour standoff with SWAT and a hostage negotiation team in East Salinas on Tuesday. The standoff occurred at a home on the 800 block of North Madeira Avenue, where police said the man, identified as Braulio Espinoza, barricaded himself inside. Authorities have not released details about the attempted murder or what led to the incident. He was booked on suspicion of attempted murder, corporal injury to a spouse or coh
Veterans stand down in Marina provides essential services and support (opens the original)
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A veterans stand down and resource fair in Marina brought together over 300 veterans on Thursday, offering a variety of services to support those who have served the country. James Bogan, a retired Army drill sergeant who served at Fort Ord and retired in 1983, shared his thoughts on the importance of the event. "Very good, very good. We've got more people involved, and the more we get involved, the building is because we put our lives on the limb for this country. And just like I stated earlier
Capitola approves new program to help families buy affordable homes (opens the original)
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Capitola's City Council unanimously approved a new program to help low- to moderate-income residents buy affordable homes through a $25,000 down payment assistance fund. Katie Herlihy, Capitola's economic development director, explained why previous programs were unsuccessful and how this new initiative differs. "We've had programs in the past which have not been successful because they're not tied to affordable housing units. And now that we're tying this to affordable units, we know that appli
Central Coast wildlife experts alarmed by Endangered Species Act changes (opens the original)
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Wildlife experts on the Central Coast are raising concerns about the Trump administration's decision to weaken the Endangered Species Act, which has protected animals and their habitats for nearly five decades. Environmentalists say the act has not been canceled, but key provisions have been gutted. The Endangered Species Act has been credited with the recovery of several species, including southern sea otters, which are considered a success story on the Central Coast. "Southern sea otters have
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