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November 27, 2024

Californiaā€™s next vaccine eligibility expansion

Well, the moment many of us have been waiting for has arrived: Californians 50 and older will be eligible to be vaccinated starting April 1, and residents older than 16 will be eligible starting April 15, state officials announced Thursday, in an effort to...

Monterey Bay Aquarium to reopen May 15 after 13-month closure

MONTEREY ā€” The Monterey Bay Aquarium will reopen May 15 following an unprecedented 13-month closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic. New rules will be in effect for visitors, including online-only ticket sales, required face coverings and timed-entry. All guests age 3 and older, as well as...

Vaccination rates are lower in disadvantaged counties, CDC reports

Even though the pandemic has taken a disproportionate toll on people of color and on low-income communities, Americans in wealthier counties have been getting vaccinated against the coronavirus at higher rates than those who live in more distressed, impoverished counties, federal health researchers reported...

Monterey County could move to yellow tier as soon as next week, top health official says

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MONTEREY COUNTY ā€” Monterey County could move into the yellow tier of the state's pandemic reopening system as soon as next week, the county's top health official said Tuesday. Monterey County's rate of new cases per day per 100,000 residents, adjusted for the county's testing...

Monterey Countyā€™s indoor mask order takes effect

MONTEREY COUNTY ā€” Monterey Countyā€™s indoor face covering ordinance has been triggered, with countywide mask requirements taking effect as soon as this Friday. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published data Monday morning showing that Monterey County was in the ā€œsubstantialā€ community transmission rate...

Monterey County remains in purple tier, as Covid-19 vaccine rollout makes progress

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MONTEREY COUNTY ā€” Monterey County Health Department announced earlier this week that ā€œsufficient progressā€ has been made vaccinating Phase 1a health care workers, and that providers may now begin to offer Covid-19 vaccine to residents age 75 years or older in Phase 1b, Tier...

Covid-19 cases, deaths surge to new highs in Monterey County

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MONTEREY COUNTY ā€” Thousands of new cases and dozens of deaths related to Covid-19 have been reported in Monterey County since the beginning of the new year, less than two weeks ago. According to Californiaā€™s Covid-19 reporting system, last updated Jan. 12, Monterey Countyā€™s virus...

Monterey Countyā€™s Covid-19 isolation site at San Lorenzo Park sees surge in patients

SALINAS VALLEY ā€” More patients are being relocated to an Alternate Housing Site at San Lorenzo Park in recent weeks due to an overall increase in Covid-19 cases countywide. The King City site is called Operation Oasis by Monterey County staff, and has 10 trailers...

The end of Californiaā€™s lockdowns

Today, weā€™re starting with some big news: There will be no green tier after all. In fact, very soon, weā€™re set to say goodbye to the purple, red, orange and yellow tiers that have for months dictated so much about our lives. California plans to...

Monterey County advises residents to wear masks in indoor settings, regardless of vaccination status

MONTEREY COUNTY ā€” Residents in the counties of Monterey, Napa, San Benito and Santa Cruz are being advised to wear masks indoors in public places, regardless of vaccination status. Announced Monday, the multi-county recommendation is not an order, but was issued in response to cases...

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Salinas Valley Police Reports | Published Nov. 20, 2024

Police Reports are obtained from the local police departments. KING CITY Oct. 267:00 p.m. CPS report on Amherst Dr. Oct. 274:26 a.m. DUI on...