Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 26th of October.
Good morning, Salinas.
Pacific Grove scientists are counting monarch butterflies as migration season begins and say it is too early to know if their numbers will rise or fall.
The count, which will run through January, will help track the impact of weather changes, pesticides, and new developments—factors that have caused big ups and downs over the years.
Newsweek’s 2026 list of America’s Best Nursing Homes groups California facilities by size and rates them using expert reviews, federal data, and resident satisfaction—highlighting two top-rated nursing homes in Salinas to guide local families in choosing elder care.
The ranking helps Monterey County families compare quality options when planning long-term care.
Palma beat North Salinas 37—14 as Eli Dukes scored five touchdowns to keep the team undefeated.
The team will face Soquel next as a tune-up before the season continues.
Salinas graduate Brooke Hibino posted 71 kills in UC Davis' 8-0 conference run—her strong play helped the team reach this milestone on October 25th.
In North County's football game, Jake Ducusin scored four touchdowns as his team lost 40-27 to St. Francis—while Brady Ramones scored six touchdowns in Trinity's win.
On Saturday, the Lobos lost 33-6 to Fresno City at MPC and ended their home winning streak—while Hartnell lost to Merced by one yard.
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