Good morning, Salinas.

On April 19, 71-year-old Tai Huynh offloaded 3,854 pounds of fish from his boat Four Daughters at Moss Landing for Lusamerica, with the incidental catch going to the Second Harvest Food Bank.

Vietnamese boat people—refugees who fled after the fall of Saigon—continue to pass on their fishing skills while supporting local families in need.

Today at 3:25 p.m.—a vehicle collided with a train at 1124 San Juan Road near Royal Oaks, causing about 200 gallons of diesel to spill with officials noting that leakage could reach up to 2,000 gallons and one person was injured and taken to a hospital.

Cal State Monterey Bay said Tuesday its Otters for Life statue was defaced in what officials believe was an attack against student housing, and any individual found responsible — including students — will face full penalties as the investigation continues.

Fire officials on the Central Coast warned that rising temperatures and drying brush can lead to dangerous wildfires—residents should clear gutters, remove dead vegetation, and avoid risky activities.

Local agencies are boosting training and planning to hire extra seasonal staff to stay ready for emergencies.

On April 29, Rep. Jimmy Panetta introduced the Central Coast of California Conservation Act that would bar new oil and gas leases in the Central California Planning Area, including Monterey Bay — a move to protect local waters and jobs — and the bill now awaits further action.

Salinas Food Truck and Fly In

11 AM - 3 PM — Salinas Municipal Airport — Free entry — Enjoy local food trucks and aviation displays while exploring the world of flight.

9th Annual Job & Resource Fair

6:30 PM — Manzanita County Park — Free entry — Connect with over 50 employers at one of the largest job fairs in Monterey County.

9th Annual Job & Resource Fair

1:30 AM — Hartnell Park — Free entry — Connect with over 50 employers ready to hire at one of Monterey County's largest job fairs.

California Roots Pre-Party Wine Mixer

6-9 p.m. — Rustique Wines — $20 for general admission, $15 for wine club members — Kick off the California Roots Festival with local wines, music from Rise Up, and delicious food.