Tag: King City
SAVHA to host Fall Lecture about historical diary
KING CITY — Pearl’s Diary will be the featured topic for the San Antonio Valley Historical Association Fall Lecture and Annual Meeting planned for...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Oct. 27, 2023
HALLOWEEN DANCE
KING CITY — Student Senate for California Community Colleges, Region IV, is hosting a Halloween dance on Monday, Oct. 30, inside the community...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Oct. 26, 2023
SPOOK FEST VOLUNTEERS
SOLEDAD — Volunteers and donations are needed for the fourth annual Front Street’s Spook Fest, which is set for Tuesday, Oct. 31,...
Funny Papers Again Column | Antique Tractors, Street Music and SCART
I am fortunate enough to have access to a vehicle when one is required, and so I was recently able to make it to...
King City community to decide which Safe Routes to School projects...
KING CITY — Transportation Agency for Monterey County (TAMC), in partnership with the City of King, has announced that King City residents and workers...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Oct. 24, 2023
SUPERMARKET JOBS
SALINAS — Monterey County Workforce Development Board is partnering with Vallarta Supermarket for an in-person job fair on Thursday, Oct. 26, at America’s...
Salinas Valley Police Reports | Published Oct. 18, 2023
Police Reports are obtained from the local police departments.
GREENFIELD
Sept. 302:28 a.m. Drunk in public and probation violation on Apple Av.3:56 a.m. Vandalism report on...
King City names Liberto as full-time community development director
KING CITY — Doreen Liberto has been appointed as King City’s full-time community development director effective Jan. 2, 2024.
The City of King has been...
Funny Papers Again Column | Homecomings: A (Short) Tale of Two...
This column about Homecoming appearing 12 days after the events of that week is not a mistake, I felt that coverage in last week’s...
Sen. Caballero secures $400K in state funding for King City park...
KING CITY — Sen. Anna Caballero stopped by King City last Monday to present a check for $400,000 in state funding to the City...
