Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
Good morning, Salinas.
Netflix's adaptation of East of Eden attracted visitors Sunday morning at the historic Steinbeck House during the 'East of Eden and Engines' car show, which featured vintage cars, free tours and rides offered for a $5 donation.
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park has reopened after a two-month closure from the Timber Fire but several trails remain closed for safety reasons—visitors can use campgrounds, picnic areas and the Big Sur River as cleanup continues.
A great white shark breached off Marina State Beach over the weekend—prompting California State Parks to issue a shark advisory through the end of the week—and local beachgoers recalled an unforgettable sight.
Hundreds rallied in Santa Cruz on Saturday for the 'No Kings' voting push ahead of Nov.
3, with demonstrators also gathering on South Main Street here and near ballot drop boxes in Monterey. Voters who have not yet registered are reminded that early voting continues.
Salinas mayoral candidate Daniel Munoz apologized after entering Las Palmas Furniture (on Friday) and confronting owner Frank over a campaign sign dispute.
He took full responsibility by calling and posting publicly while inviting Frank for coffee.
Californians will fall back one hour when daylight saving time ends (Sunday, Nov.
1), giving an extra hour of sleep but earlier darkness. Health experts advise gradually adjusting sleep schedules and getting outdoor light to ease the transition.
High school football teams are in Week 8 and vying for a CCS spot + three weeks remain in the season.
Sports director Jake Flores said each game is critical as teams push for playoff placement.
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