Dennis L. Taylor

A Monterey County Superior Court judge issued a tentative ruling in favor of the Monterey Peninsula water district's voter-mandated acquisition of California American Water Company's Monterey Peninsula operations on Friday.

Police can only act on what they know, one of the responding officers said in a court hearing. What they understood was that there was a male adult violently throwing furniture around and was a possible threat to his mother and others.

The California Sixth District Court of Appeals sided with the Monterey Peninsula Taxpayers Association late last week in a lawsuit that claimed a fee charged to ratepayers should ...

MONTEREY – A trio of Monterey Peninsula recycled water customers netted a statewide award as Recycled Water Customers of the Year by a national trade association.

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CARMEL – A three-way nonpartisan race for the top official in Carmel is between a long-time public servant, a nonprofit leader and a sitting City Council member.

CARMEL >> Two sitting Carmel City Council members have opted not to run for reelection, leaving five candidates battling for two seats on the dais this election day.

The position of the county is clear in that a “quarter-million people downstream from the confluence of the Salinas River depend on the county maintaining its current water rights.”

While there are legal issues remaining to be litigated, the recent ruling is allowing the district's eminent domain case to move forward. Eminent domain, sometimes called condemn ...

MONTEREY >> Next week could spell the beginning of the end, at least in part, of a building moratorium that has plagued the Monterey Peninsula for the better part of 15 years.