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Sara Rubin's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community issues, legal cases, and health and wellness within the United States, particularly in California with a specific emphasis on Salinas. Her articles cover government announcements, event coverage, evolving stories, legal policy regulation and breaking news.
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Low tides on New Year's Day attracted visitors of all ages to the tidepools at Asilomar State Beach. Everyone is invited to try tidepooling (for fun and for science) on June 6.
State Sen. John Laird, D-Santa Cruz, delivers remarks in the Capitol on Monday, June 15 just after the Senate voted to approve the state budget.
By: Sara Rubin
This figure shows the area that Cal Am requests to lease from the State of California through 2050. The impacted area of the wells would extend 130 to 200 feet into the State Lands Commission’s jurisdiction, 196 feet under the seafloor.
If you build it, they will come, the saying goes, and that is proving true in Marina’s new neighborhoods on the former Fort Ord. Years in the making, The Dunes
Mayra Gomez of Salinas shows off her World Cup manicure at the Salinas Regional Soccer Complex during a tailgate for the Mexico-Czechia game on June 24, which Mexico won 3-0.
Like many Monterey County residents, especially in that era, Rick Johnson first arrived to serve in the Army. In his case, it was to study French at the Defense Language
The Barajas family (from left, Andrea, 7-month-old Nico, and Eric) at their first-ever World Cup game on June 25 at Levi’s Stadium, when Paraguay and Australia tied 0-0. “I’m always going to root for my Latin American brothers and sisters,” Eric says – with the exception of Argentina, hoping for an underdog victory.
On Wednesday, July 15, California State Parks and Aramark Destinations will cut the ribbon on the new Historic Preservation Center at Asilomar Conference Grounds, marking a formal commitment to a landscape that has already spent more than a century proving it is worth preserving.
There is something quaint about the idea of the neighborhood school, a place that kids can walk to, and that puts them in a classroom among their neighbors, with decisions
This fashionable micro mini golden doodle Nigel brought a splash of color to Veterans Park in Monterey on an overcast day, thanks to a very style-conscious groomer who came up
