Tag: King City
King City police urge Halloween revelers to plan sober rides
KING CITY — With Halloween celebrations approaching, the King City Police Department is reminding residents to designate a sober driver or arrange a safe...
Salinas Valley Fair names Garmon as new CEO
KING CITY — Salinas Valley Fair Board of Directors has hired Chris Garmon as the fair’s new chief executive officer, unanimously approving his appointment...
Football | King City Mustangs defeat Breakers for 8th-straight win
KING CITY — Two second-half touchdowns secured a 35-21 victory for the King City Mustangs football team over the host Pacific Grove Breakers last...
Guest Column | Bridging the Gap: Better Health Starts with Awareness
This month, as leaves begin to fall and thoughts turn toward the holiday season, I want to renew our focus on prevention, wellness and...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Oct. 30, 2026
County expands early voting hours ahead of election
MONTEREY COUNTY — Monterey County Elections will offer extended hours and additional opportunities for in-person voting and...
Pinnacles Film Festival draws 300 to inaugural King City event
KING CITY — Nearly 300 people attended the inaugural Pinnacles Film Festival earlier this month, bringing independent filmmakers and audiences together for a day...
General Election 2026 | King City board races set stage for...
KING CITY — Voters across King City and southern Monterey County will decide several local races in the Nov. 3 general election, including city...
Sports Roundup | King City flag football, cross country and girls...
SALINAS VALLEY — This is championship week for local cross country runners and girls golfing teams with respective Pacific Coast Athletic League (PCAL) Championships being...
Letter to the Editor | Public Safety Needs Measure P
The King City Police Sergeants Association and King City Police Officers Association urge you to vote “Yes” on Measure P this election. Passing this...
Letter to the Editor | Preserving King City’s Future
When I moved to King City 50 years ago to teach, my first impression was, “What a beautiful little town with tree-lined streets, a...
