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October 18, 2024

Federal disaster loans available to California small businesses

Small nonfarm businesses in 26 California counties and a neighboring Nevada county are now eligible to apply for lowā€‘interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Help wildlife with state income tax returns

With tax returns due April 18, time is running out, but taxpayers can still help Californiaā€™s rare, threatened and endangered species when they file their state return.

Hospital Foundation pays tribute to donors

A permanent display at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital honors hundreds of generous donors to the Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital Foundation.

Hartnell names Linder 2017 Distinguished Alumnus

The Hartnell Community College District has announced Emmett Linder as the 2017 Distinguished Alumnus and commencement speaker.

Mumau gives report on county schools

Monterey County Office of Educationā€™s (MCOE) Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Jaime Valenzuela-Mumau spoke to members of the Soledad Rotary.

Immigration ForumĀ set for April 12

Immigration forums are being held throughout the region to help answer questions from the community about immigration and their rights.

Youth Council discusses Social Host Ordinance

Gonzales Youth Council hosted a public meeting regarding the much talked about Social Host Ordinance.

Gonzalesā€™ Guardians

Through a partnership with The Salvation Army, the Gonzales Youth Guardians has moved its meeting place to the Vosti Recreation Center, 107 Centennial Drive.

Cronk appointed South County Newspapers editor

Ryan Cronk has been appointed editor of South County Newspapers ā€” the King City Rustler, Greenfield News, Soledad Bee and Gonzales Tribune.

Gonzales Tribune launches new website

With a brand-new look and more functionality, the new website at GonzalesTribune.com launched Monday, April 17.

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Scammers target PG&E customers, stealing more than $334K this year

CENTRAL COAST ā€” Utility scams have continued at an alarming rate during 2024, with nearly 15,000 Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) customers reporting more...