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Big Sur state parks reopen after Timber Fire and Plaskett Fire as visitors rush back (opens the original)
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Great news for outdoor lovers: Hikers, campers, and day users can return to Big Sur state parks now that all but one have reopened. “It’s such a treasure, and that’s what makes this area so special to live in. We just took this incredible hike down by the coast, seeing the top ridge and down to the beach. I mean, without that, it takes away some of the joy,” said Monterey hiker Tony Tollner, who hiked eight miles at Andrew Molera State Park. Several state parks were closed to the public after th
Sea turtles nest on California beach for the first time (opens the original)
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For the first time, sea turtles have been recorded nesting on a California beach, prompting researchers to take action to protect over 200 eggs laid last week on Southern California beaches. “This is the first known record of a sea turtle nesting on any beach in California,” researchers said during a press conference. Today, researchers returned to the beach as part of a major effort to remove the eggs ahead of an upcoming storm expected to bring high surf. “In this case, the nests were going to
San Benito County declares emergency to clear flood-prone areas ahead of super El Niño (opens the original)
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San Benito County has declared a local emergency to suspend environmental regulations and allow property owners and jurisdictions to clear flood-prone areas ahead of a predicted super El Niño winter. Pachuco Agbalog, who lives near San Juan Creek, experienced severe flooding during the 2023-24 winter when his father’s property was submerged under several feet of water. “It got bad. It was like four feet all the way to the end and it was pretty bad. So where they had to go, stay at a hotel,” Agba
Harassment restraining order sought against Monterey mayoral candidate (opens the original)
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Monterey mayoral candidate Vince Malfitano is the target of a restraining order for harassment being sought by Jody Compagno-Crossman. Malfitano is looking to unseat current mayor Tyller Williamson in the November election. “They (voters) hear terms like restraining order will they think automatically that's a very negative thing, but they don't realize that this particular restraining order has already been denied,” said Malfitano. That is true. The request was denied September 1st, as soon as
Salinas sideshow enforcement nets 89 stops, 59 citations and 5 DUI arrests, police say (opens the original)
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A week after a Salinas police officer was kicked in the head while trying to arrest a car meet and sideshow at Foods Co. in East Salinas, police brought a major law enforcement presence down on reckless drivers this past weekend. “We’ve recently seen a lot of an increase in reckless driving and sideshow behavior, and this has honestly been an ongoing problem for far too long here in the city of Salinas. So we’re really trying to do everything that we can to be proactive and address this matter f
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