Tag: Greenfield
Highway 101 paving project to begin near King City, lane closures...
KING CITY — A paving project on Highway 101, from the Jolon Road undercrossing near King City to just north of Lagomarsino Avenue near Greenfield,...
Salinas Valley Police Reports | Published April 1, 2026
Police Reports are obtained from the local police departments.
GREENFIELD
Feb. 152:56 a.m. DUI on Oak Av.1:43 p.m. Disorderly conduct and probation violation on Walnut Av.4:58...
Baseball | King City Mustangs win 4th straight game, snap losing...
SALINAS VALLEY — King City High varsity baseball team won its fourth straight game and improved to 3-0 and first place in the Cypress...
Funny Papers Again Column | An Omigosh-Deadline-Is-Near Column
All of you who back in your school years were part of the disciplined students will not be able to relate to those of...
Multiple arrests made in Monterey County Jail murder
MONTEREY COUNTY — Monterey County authorities have arrested three people in connection with the murder of an inmate at the Monterey County Jail in...
Salinas Valley Police Reports | Published March 25, 2026
Police Reports are obtained from the local police departments.
GREENFIELD
Feb. 99:40 p.m. Domestic dispute on Cabernet Av.
Feb. 109:12 a.m. Criminal threats on S. El Camino...
Soccer | South Monterey County players named MVPs, chosen for all-league
SALINAS VALLEY — Three South Monterey County high school soccer players were chosen as the Most Valuable Players of their respective divisions from the...
Softball | King City beats Soledad in division opener
SALINAS VALLEY — In their divisional opening game, the host King City Mustangs softball team beat the visiting Soledad Aztecs by a 13-4 tally.
The...
Baseball | King City Mustangs win 2 games in a row
SALINAS VALLEY — With an 11-1 victory last Tuesday at Coalinga Union, the King City Mustangs baseball team snapped a five-game losing streak.
The Mustangs’...
Funny Papers Again Column | A Quick Take on Some Notable...
I have often thought about the people whose names appear regularly in our Valley papers and how I too often take their contributions as...
