Pam Marino is a Staff Writer at Monterey County Weekly. She focuses on construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial real estate, the housing market, and real estate development, while also delving into consumer health and health news. Pam's work is featured in Monterey County Weekly.
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Pam Marino's coverage focuses on local events and issues within Monterey, California. She often covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and event coverage related to topics such as health & wellbeing, government & politics, entertainment news, real estate industry, and human resources & employment.
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By: Pam Marino
The U.S. Army Color Guard from the Presidio of Monterey Bay carries in a folded U.S. flag at the Central California Coast Veterans Cemetery on March 25, 2025, as part of the ceremony to honor six veterans who died alone in Monterey County.
By: Pam Marino
Since the apartments at 359 Larkin St. in Monterey entered receivership two years ago, the property has been secured with fencing and plywood. Weeds have been kept at bay with regular maintenance.
Students gave various presentations on forming healthy habits during the Youth Substance Use Symposium at the Ohana youth mental health center in Monterey on Tuesday, May 12.
Salinas Police Department Officer Brian Jimenez-Gomez has been charged with one felony count of possession of child sexual abuse material. He was booked on May 18.
Story poles placed on top of Lighthouse Theater in Pacific Grove outline where four proposed apartments would be located if approved.
By: Pam Marino
A bronze statue of a playful, pouncing fox meant to commemorate Erica Fox, the swimmer who lost her life in a shark encounter on Sunday, Dec. 21, was rejected for
By: Pam Marino
When Carmel Police Chief Todd Trayer suggested to local law enforcement and emergency response colleagues that the tiny town of 3,100 residents mount a major disaster evacuation drill, some looked
People along the Rec Trail look at the cove next to Hopkins Beach where the whale carcass was floating on Wednesday afternoon, June 3.
Nicholas Mourlam is sworn in as Pacific Grove City councilmember by City Clerk Sandra Kandell, after he was approved 6-0 by the Council on June 3, 2026.
By: Pam Marino
North County resident Vincent Ferrante serves his community by juggling his role as an elected official with several volunteer jobs.
