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The waterfront district in Monterey will be the scene for the first Cannery Row Cultural Festival – a celebration of the contributions and history of the diverse cultures and people who have made Monterey renowned. The Cultural Festival will be held [...]

According to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Sustainment, "The quality of military housing, as part of the military quality of life, is a key component of military readiness." However, recent reports from Reuters and the Military [...]

What if California actually decided to put the needs of its poor kids first? What would that look like? Here's one answer: it might look like Gonzales, a small city of 9,000 people—many of them farmworkers—along Highway 101 in the Salinas Valley. The [...]

Very rarely does a professional chef develop a personal bond with diners, the physical and emotional wall of the kitchen standing firmly in the way. Not so with chef Nathaniel Tuazon, who prepares breakfast, lunch and dinner for the same guests, day [...]

Luz Garcia had a vision: a walk-up clinic in the small rural community of Gonzales. When her idea caught on with the local independent pharmacy, she opened inside the store and quickly attracted a regular flow of clients seeking locally available and [...]

The Gonzales High School campus was empty on Monday afternoon as students were on a much needed spring break just before the end of the school year. But that didn’t stop a group of students in the Wings of Knowledge program from hosting Rep. Jimmy [...]

Students from the Wings of Knowledge program will show off their latest weather station project they developed in collaboration with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration at Wednesday’s Science Maker Faire at Soledad High School. “It’s [...]

It’s Friday morning at Pisoni Farms and a group of students from Gonzales High School are working on a project that will hopefully one day change the world. But for now, sophomore Elizabeth Arreola and junior Pablo Mendoza are working to help improve [...]

Here's a nasty bit of conventional wisdom: California's small, rural places are supposedly desperate and doomed, with few economic prospects in an era when state policy favors the urban coastal mega-regions with high-paying jobs and reputations for [...]

Take me away to Monterey any day! Earlier this month I went on a press trip to explore Cannery Row in Monterey, California. As I sit here remembering all the great food and beach views, I'm dreaming of going back with my family. If you're looking for [...]

Don’t let Gonzales’ size fool you - whether it be its 8,549 population, the several streets of downtown, or the single entry and exit (a turn off Highway 101) into this pint-sized city. A 20-minute drive south from Salinas, Gonzales can be easily [...]

When it comes to providing adequate access to healthcare, rural communities often rank at the bottom of the barrel. A few years ago, the farming town of Gonzales, Calif., trailed even the rural average of doctor-to-population ratios. Not anymore. [...]

A desalination project built around a unique area of undersea topography could produce potable water for drought-ravaged California. The public-private partnership, called the Monterey Bay Regional Water Project, would take seawater that originates [...]

On Google Earth, the sprawling Constellation Brands facility in Gonzales looks more like a giant solar farm than a winery. The solar panels covering the roof of Constellation's main building provide renewable energy to the winery. But in an unusual [...]

Monterey's historic Cannery Row has long appealed to families with its salt water taffy and arcade games. But dig a little deeper, and you'll find that a romantic hideaway set against the breathtaking bay awaits you. Just two hours from home, [...]