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New mental health clinic opens in Salinas Valley to support migrant families and farmworkers (opens the original)
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A nonprofit organization has launched a mental health clinic in Salinas Valley, offering tailored services to migrant families, farmworkers, and underserved communities. A nonprofit organization has launched a mental health clinic in Salinas Valley, offering tailored services to migrant families, farmworkers, and underserved communities. A new mental health clinic has opened in Salinas Valley, providing services specifically designed for migrant families, farmworkers, and other underserved commu
Salinas declares local emergency ahead of potential El Niño (opens the original)
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Salinas city leaders are taking early action to prepare for a potentially wet El Niño winter, focusing on infrastructure, emergency response, and urging residents to get ready. Salinas city leaders are taking early action to prepare for a potentially wet El Niño winter, focusing on infrastructure, emergency response, and urging residents to get ready. Salinas city leaders are ramping up preparations for a potentially wet El Niño winter by reviewing emergency plans, inspecting infrastructure, and
Moss Landing sea lions spread onto roadway as advocates urge visitors to keep back (opens the original)
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Crowds drawn to large numbers of sea lions in Moss Landing are creating safety concerns for both the animals and the public, according to marine wildlife advocates. Crowds drawn to large numbers of sea lions in Moss Landing are creating safety concerns for both the animals and the public, according to marine wildlife advocates. For more than a month, large numbers of sea lions have been gathering in Moss Landing, spreading from the embankment beneath the bridge onto the pedestrian path and even
‘There’s wisdom here’: Watsonville artist uses photography to share farmworkers’ stories (opens the original)
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Alex Rocha-Alvarez, a Watsonville native and UC Berkeley Ph.D. student, is documenting the lives of farmworkers through portraits and storytelling, inspired by her upbringing in a farmworker community. Alex Rocha-Alvarez, a Watsonville native and UC Berkeley Ph.D. student, is documenting the lives of farmworkers through portraits and storytelling, inspired by her upbringing in a farmworker community. Alex Rocha-Alvarez, who grew up in Jardines del Valle, also known as Murphy's Camp, a former lab
DA warns of 'victims who don't get justice' after Monterey County cuts FLOCK cameras (opens the original)
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Monterey County supervisors voted to remove Flock license plate reading cameras within 60 days, citing privacy concerns, while law enforcement officials expressed disappointment over the decision. Monterey County supervisors voted to remove Flock license plate reading cameras within 60 days, citing privacy concerns, while law enforcement officials expressed disappointment over the decision. Monterey County supervisors voted Tuesday to remove Flock license plate reading cameras from unincorporate
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