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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
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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).

February 18, 2019

Shining Through Murals The community vision of José Ortiz

January 31, 2019

Good and Mad Rebecca Traister explains why her anger is appropriate

January 24, 2019

Sabor a mi Watsonville muralist adds flavor to his town

October 25, 2018

Días de muertos around the bay A Voices guide

October 4, 2018

It Takes a Village American traditions from both sides of US border come together in Alisal Concert

September 13, 2018

Arpaio wows Republicans in Carmel Valley Frank talk about the wall, undocumented immigrants and palling around with Trump

September 12, 2018

Playing and tinkering Science workshops also foster creativity

August 16, 2018

JUMP on, ride off Santa Cruz’s bike share program is a hit

June 6, 2018

The Last Straw Waging war against plastic

May 16, 2018

The Case of the Stolen Succulents The underground market for native plants reaches the Central Coast

April 24, 2018

Lowering the Lights Illuminating the effort to expose the heavens to urban dwellers

March 27, 2018

Wish-Cycling The tough business of cleaning up what’s in that blue bin

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