Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 11th of January.
Good morning, Salinas.
Triathlete Erica Fox, 55, died in a shark attack in Monterey Bay last month and was recovered on Dec.
27 south of Davenport after vanishing near Lovers Point on Dec. 21 — local officials confirmed she sustained fatal blunt injuries in the water.
Local conservation groups held a People’s Hearing on Friday to oppose federal oil drilling leases proposed off the coast + urged residents to submit comments by Jan.
23 to protect their marine sanctuary.
Salinas residents can start their fitness journey with Orangetheory’s $2-per-day membership running from Dec.
26 to Jan. 31. The program offers a mix of strength training and cardio for all fitness levels (with a free first class) to boost overall health.
MBEP will honor The Pebble Beach Company, Avila Construction, and Tanimura and Antle for crafting innovative workforce housing solutions at a gala in Monterey.
The event will spotlight regional partnerships and highlight projects like Spreckels Crossing (an employee housing complex at Tanimura and Antle headquarters).
Palma boys basketball is off to an 11-1 start after focusing on player development over the summer.
Coach Brian Driscoll (a former St. Mary’s University player) said the team plans to keep improving as league rivals await.
Monterey Bay FC signed 19-year-old goalkeeper Fernando Delgado to a multi-year deal as its training camp nears in six days, and he previously played for Birmingham Legion and represented Mexico’s youth teams.
Dr Cesar Lozano Live
8-9:30 p.m. — Fox Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the engaging humor and insight of Dr. Cesar Lozano in Salinas.
James Garner's Tribute to Johnny Cash
7-11 p.m. — Fox Theater — Event pricing not listed — Experience the authentic live sound of Johnny Cash’s legendary music performed by James Garner and his talented band.
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