Good morning, Salinas.

Last week, retired math teacher Linda Dilger — a cancer survivor — joined 20 others at the Monterey Fashion Show at the Inn at Spanish Bay, raising over $3 million for the American Cancer Society.

The event celebrated survivors with an Old Hollywood theme that supported cancer research and patient services.

Public libraries are celebrating National Library Week with a screening of The Librarians at Scotts Valley Branch tonight and another in Capitola on Thursday, while Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas endorsed Xavier Becerra for governor Tuesday morning.

Monterey Mini Cow Company paused its public tours after county officials raised compliance concerns over traffic (ticket holders will be contacted soon), but it will still offer private events, ranch visits, and weddings by appointment.

Today, Salinas Union High School District launched its Men of Distinction mentorship program connecting young men with local role models who guide them with career and life choices — community leaders aim to spark a cycle of mentorship, noting a similar program for young women is set to launch next spring.

Cal Fire and the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection propose rules that require homeowners in high fire risk zones (Zone 0) to remove combustible materials within five feet of their homes.

A live-streamed advisory meeting is set for Thursday, Apr. 23.