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Inspiration and renewed activism inspired by Dolores Huerta — and her recent revelations
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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Prop. 40 is heading for defeat. Now a healthcare crisis awaits California.
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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The art of bearing witness
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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Salinas at a crossroads 2026
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Salinas at a crossroads 2026
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Changing immigration tactics and surge in detentions across California felt in Monterey County
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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What is Measure H?
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Arbitrariedades en el control de pesticidas ponen en riesgo a trabajadores agrícolas de California
Posted in Agriculture by Kathryn McKenzie
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Haphazard pesticide enforcement puts farmworkers in California at risk
Posted in Agriculture by Kathryn McKenzie
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Baby Angelita’s death casts shadows over Mixteco communities
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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Flock cameras remain in Monterey County, despite supervisors’ vote to end contract
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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Regreso al hogar, a la tierra
Posted in Español by Kathryn McKenzie
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Los campesinos en California y en todo el país lamentan la muerte de Mo Jourdane
Posted in Agriculture by Kathryn McKenzie
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Farm workers in California and the country mourn Mo Jourdane
Posted in Agriculture by Kathryn McKenzie
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Coming home to the land
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Alebrijes y Nahuales traen color e historias a Salinas
Posted in Arts/Culture by Kathryn McKenzie
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Finally, a statue for Ritchie Valens — in Iowa
Posted in Arts/Culture by Kathryn McKenzie
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Monterey County residents come out against surveillance cameras
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Mother of newborn Baby Angelita not being sought on criminal charges
Posted in Criminal Justice by Kathryn McKenzie
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Alebrijes and Nahuales bring color and stories to Salinas
Posted in Arts/Culture by Kathryn McKenzie

About Kathryn McKenzie

Kathryn McKenzie grew up in Santa Cruz, worked for the Monterey Herald for 10 years, and now freelances for a variety of publications and websites. She and husband Glenn Church are the co-authors of "Humbled: How California's Monterey Bay Escaped Industrial Ruin" (Vista Verde Publishing, 2020).

August 29, 2019

El cambio climático afecta seriamente a los trabajadores de campo Regeneración quiere más personas se den cuenta de ello

June 27, 2019

Perfectly in Tune Salinas native Jorge Torrez travels the world as a classical vocal performer

June 12, 2019

Beyoncé and Beyond Marcie Chapa still rocks with the band

May 30, 2019

Something Fishy Aromas bridge mural welcomes steelhead back to Pajaro River

May 23, 2019

The Groove at Grove Market Independent grocery stores — like PG's Grove Market — flourish in the Monterey Bay area

April 29, 2019

Making His Mark Harry Marks’ life highlighted by creation of TED

April 25, 2019

Read All About It Bookstores gain new fans, community support in digital age

April 25, 2019

Empollando ingenieros El Nido Digital crea un ambiente propicio para que los jóvenes encuentren carreras en el Valle del Silicio

April 18, 2019

Hatching techies Digital Nest programs point youth at viable careers

March 28, 2019

Chasing painted ladies The migration is here

March 13, 2019

Death Penalty Paused Gov. Newsom’s moratorium affects fate of four local death row inmates

March 7, 2019

Woodstock West The greatest rock concert that never was

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