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With little apparent evidence, DA investigators question petition process
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Programa de cocinas domésticas del condado de Monterey abre nuevas oportunidades
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Se estima que 80,000 personas en los condados de Monterey y Santa Cruz dependen de los beneficios del SNAP
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Roughly 80,000 people in Monterey and Santa Cruz counties depend on SNAP benefits
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When this California Spanish-language TV station closed, a news desert opened for Latino viewers
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Immigration fears are harming public health
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‘They just took you away’
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Five questions about the crisis in local news
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Monterey County’s home kitchen program opens new opportunities
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Do art. Be kind.
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A young Salinas resident recounts her journey through the mental health system
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California lawmakers may limit childhood sex abuse survivors’ ability to sue
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King City boy wants to become the future of music in Monterey County
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Salinas officials are poised to cross the church-state divide
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The Souls of Potter’s Field
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Here’s what the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ means for the Central Coast
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Pedacitos: Stories in the path of healing
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In defense of immigrants
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Page 28 of 102

January 28, 2022

The Thrill of Tryouts Players come from all over for chance to join new professional soccer team Monterey Bay FC

January 27, 2022

Disturbios en las Escuelas Después de COVID, las escuelas en la Bahía de Monterey se están enfrentando a nuevos desafíos de disciplina

January 26, 2022

Courage Within Exhibition at Monterey Museum of Art incorporates artwork created by homeless women, collaborating with local artists

January 24, 2022

The collected wisdom of Jaime Cortez Based in Steinbeck Country, 'Gordo' shows the vulnerable rawness of what it means to be an outsider

January 20, 2022

Community spirit in Butterfly Town Pacific Grove residents respond from the heart when a favorite son faces eviction

January 18, 2022

The spaces between Stefani Esta's art reflects a world of addition and subtraction

January 15, 2022

Remembering Karen Ravn A life of pugs, math, greeting cards and genius

January 15, 2022

Smell? What Smell? For Karen Ravn, anosmia presented unique challenges in her life

January 14, 2022

Nursing home under fire Special monitors sought to oversee Driftwood Health Care in Santa Cruz and 18 of sister operations in California on grounds of chronic understaffing, inadequate patient protections, inflated consumer ratings and false advertising

January 12, 2022

Barbara Shipnuck’s ‘indelible imprint’ First woman elected to the Board of Supervisors died Jan. 6. She left a legacy in healthcare and social issues

January 9, 2022

Sheriff oversight proposed in Monterey County Board of Supervisors authorizes exploration of proposal to create a watchdog board

January 8, 2022

A Dozen Stories from 2021 The most popular stories among VOMB readers were a blend of hard-hitting investigations, breaking news and evocative features. The stories spanned from South Monterey County to Big Sur, from Salinas to the Monterey Peninsula, and each of them gave voice to a variety of people and issues.