Eardley Ave Resident Busted For Guns And Drugs

Stoopid tattoo.

Mario Jose Villagrana

Mario Jose Villagrana

On Feb. 15, 2022, the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office searched Villagrana’s home near 700 Eardley Avenue and located eight firearms, numerous firearm magazines and ammunition, tools to manufacture firearms, 13,439 “M30” pills containing fentanyl, and $23,105. The firearms recovered by law enforcement included assault rifles, ghost guns, and a Glock pistol converted to fire ammunition fully automatically, with an extended 30-round magazine.

Eardley Ave Resident Busted For Guns And Drugs

Ojai’s Ben Harvey Is In Legal Trouble Already

over ordering a “hush money” severance package deal.

And possible unprofessionalism for expense reimbursements.

In February 2024, in response to Harvey’s request for reimbursement of expenses, Claimant asked to see his signed employment agreement to confirm that the expenses were authorized by his contract. Harvey asked Claimant, “Why can’t you just process the reimbursement?” At first, Claimant thought Harvey was joking and explained that City policy required supporting documentation to justify any payment to employees beyond their regular paycheck. She soon realized, however, that she was dealing with a different kind of city manager,

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Ojai’s Ben Harvey Is In Legal Trouble Already
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Jenny Helps Hide Illegals

Got to keep them children working at the marijuana farm.Jenny Helps Hide Illegals

With search warrants in hand, federal agents raided two Central Coast cannabis farms on Thursday – one in Carpinteria and the other in Camarillo – resulting in a protester pointing a gun at agents, a farm worker’s death and the discovery of 10 children at one of the cannabis facilities.

All of the children were undocumented and eight were unaccompanied, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott. The owners of Glass House Farms are now facing allegations he violated child labor laws.

While cannabis is legal to use and grow in California, it is against the law for anyone under 21 years of age to be on the premises of a cannabis business, even if they are a family member.

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Jenny Helps Hide Illegals

Weak Peak Begs To Not Ink

Don’t sign, he does not want the admit that there are as many people opposed to the sneaky way the raise was approved.

“We’re about 40% over the required 10% [of signatures],” said Coletti, who went on to say that the council went around state law to grant themselves the raise.

Addressing the rest of the Pacific Grove City Council during the meeting on June 18, Mayor Bill Peake urged for people’s support by not signing the petition.

“Don’t sign the petition… council has a lot of obligations and it’s not always easy,” he said. “So, show your support for council, don’t sign it.”

Weak Peak Begs To Not Ink

Carl’s Jr Site To Be Cleared Soon

Last fast-food place in PG.

Carl's Jr flames

Demolition of the Carl’s Jr. restaurant in Monterey that was destroyed by fire in April will begin in a couple of weeks, a city official said this week. At about 6:35 a.m. on April 3, a large blaze engulfed the fast-food eatery at 902 Lighthouse Ave., causing the building to collapse. Firefighters from numerous jurisdictions responded to the dramatic blaze, which did not injure anyone.

Carl’s Jr Site To Be Cleared Soon

C’mon, Who Doesn’t Like Pickleball?

Just watch out for pickleball rage.

Viral video shows Peter Shonk violently kicked on pickleball court

The Morris Dil Courts on Fountain Avenue and 14th Street getting a makeover.

Soundproof fencing was already added earlier this year and now resurfacing and restriping efforts have been completed, turning the court closest to Fountain Avenue a dedicated pickleball space while the next court over was restored for tennis.

C’mon, Who Doesn’t Like Pickleball?