Daniel Dreifuss is a Staff Photographer/Photo Editor at various publications including The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC and Clinton Herald. His work primarily focuses on themes of culture and society, travel and tourism, as well as environmental issues, reflecting a deep interest in agriculture, consumer goods, and animal rights. Daniel's photography and writing have been featured in notable outlets such as The Buffalo News, Bowling Green Daily News, and Monterey County Weekly.
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Daniel Dreifuss's coverage is primarily focused on local news, especially related to government announcements, legal policy regulation, and breaking news. The themes covered include deals & promotions and culture & society.
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By: Daniel Dreifuss
Erik Chalhoub here, with a reminder that it is officially election season. It’s difficult to not know this, as signs for candidates asking for your vote have sprouted on seemingly every high-traffic intersection in Monterey County.
By: Daniel Dreifuss
MIIS graduate student and consultant Lailah Matrosova Khalil was interested in learning more about Bhutan’s GNH (gross national happiness index) academically and as it could apply to her clients, so she traveled there to see it in action.
The Bulldog Sports Pub abruptly closes, leaving many wondering what happened.
Academic enrichment is just one offering at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County, which has clubhouses in Salinas and Seaside.
The job pays very little and will only last six months, but it’s a job nine people say they want: filling a vacant seat on the Pacific Grove City Council. On Wednesday, June 3, the Council will decide which hopeful will join them on the dais.
People along the Rec Trail look at the cove next to Hopkins Beach where the whale carcass was floating on Wednesday afternoon, June 3.
By: Daniel Dreifuss
Monterey County Probation Department is one of the few probation agencies that still provides officers on campus, including at North Salinas High School (pictured).
By: Daniel Dreifuss
An initiative to put a luxury real estate tax measure for unincorporated Monterey County on the November ballot is now dead, after it became clear it would not pass.
Monterey County Probation Department will continue to provide services for the Salinas Union High School District for several months.
Lupita’s Bakery welcomed a new mural on its wall, unveiled on Monday, June 29. This colorful sunset landscape was designed by Marina-based artist Jorge Torres; it highlights the history of the bakery and its roots both in Seaside and in Oaxaca. Torres is a painter, muralist, photographer and the founder of Better Days Sign Co., which specializes in custom murals, hand-painted signage, storefront artwork and illustration. The mural’s themes are migration, entrepreneurship and family. See it at 1048 Broadway Ave., Seaside.
