Good morning, Salinas.

A wildfire near Williams Hill Campground flared up Tuesday in southern Monterey County and burned 135 acres by 7:56 p.m., with 100 personnel and various equipment actively fighting to reach 55% containment.

Golden Star Radio restored its historic neon sign today to honor a Chinese-language radio show that has long impacted the community.

Monterey County is facing a potential water crisis due to overuse of its basin — local officials are planning measures to manage usage and protect water supplies for Salinas residents.

SPCA Monterey County advises drivers to slow down this summer to help protect fledgling gulls who are still learning to fly, as 157 birds have been rescued from road collisions + 20 continue receiving care at the Wildlife Center.

Orcas chased and tossed dolphins off Moss Landing Sunday morning in Monterey Bay (a rare event even for July).

Experts say the hunt highlights the natural balance in this coastal ecosystem.

California wildlife officials granted candidate status to three killer whale pods on July 10 and are seeking public input until Sept.

10 so temporary protections apply while a report is compiled before a final decision within 12 months—the orcas number about 70.

Hospitals on the Central Coast face a critical shortage as blood donations dropped nearly 25 percent in June.

Blood centers including Vitalant call on eligible donors to schedule appointments today to help secure a safe reserve for patients.

Carmel graduate Jackson Lloyd is expected to start as left tackle for Alabama this fall.

He will showcase his skills on the field for the national powerhouse.