It’s not allowed, but no one want’s to chase away a smoker with money to spend.

It’s not allowed, but no one want’s to chase away a smoker with money to spend.

Stabbing victims from East Bay take care of their own.

A wedding celebration turned violent in Pacific Grove over the weekend when two men were stabbed by a third person who had also attended the wedding.
The attack happened just after 2 a.m. on Lighthouse Avenue at Olympia Lodge.
The victims were treated at a hospital for major injuries and are expected to survive. They are not cooperating with police, a commander said.
Police said the victims and attacker live in the East Bay, and they were in Pacific Grove for the wedding.
More tax dollars spent on stoplights to route the tourists and tourist industry workers. Where would we be without tourists?
Narrowing the sidewalks on Lighthouse or making Hawthorne one way to Pvt Bolio were all great ideas, but they are all pro-car and not an option.

On an average day 54,000 cars come around the Lighthouse curve passing Private Bolio Gate to the Presidio of Monterey. That is more vehicles than travel any given spot on Highway 1, Highway 101, Highway 68, or Highway 156 in Monterey County.
The first step has been adding adaptive traffic signals.
“What this system does is every two and a half minutes it makes decisions based on the traffic that is coming,” Renny said.
The signals also keep a history of traffic so the system can make predictive decisions. A portion of Lighthouse Avenue in Monterey already has the signals but by Summer 2019 the city plans to install the lights stretching from David Avenue and Lighthouse Avenue all the way to English Avenue and Del Monte Avenue.
The money for the project is coming from a grant, neighborhood improvement fund dollars and Measure X.

When people like Thom Ache-Man block off shoreline access and close trails for the safety of increasing pinniped populations, what can you expect? An abundant supply of food for sharks and orcas
.See the drone footage over at KSBW.
**Kind of like attracting more and more tourists for criminals to prey on.
Anybody missing their wife after he left?

The lieutenant governor is running against 12 other democrats for California’s highest office. This week he launched a get-out-the-vote bus tour and Window on the Bay in Monterey was the first stop
During the press event Newsom said following the external crisis of climate change affordability is the single biggest issue facing California.
The gubernatorial candidate said he wants to see housing done smartly in the state.
“My goal is 3.5 million housing units by 2025, focusing on density around transit corridors, so we can be smart about out growth,” he said.
Noticing a pattern in the arrests – drugs.
The Monterey Police Department has seen an increase in property crimes in recent months, specifically automobile and residential burglaries,” police said.
Police believe there are two categories of thieves targeting Monterey: 1. a roving group that travels to Monterey, and 2. local criminals.
The roving groups “target areas that they know have financial means,” police said.
There were some arrests, among them:
May 21: Monterey Police Officers, with the assistance of the Seaside Police Department, arrested Zachary Thomas, 31, of Pacific Grove, in the 1100 block of Fremont, Seaside, for commercial burglary, possession of stolen property, and possession of a controlled substance.
May 23: Officers arrested Julia Natale, 51, of Monterey, in the 800 block of Archer, Monterey, for possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance for sale, transportation of a controlled substance, being under the influence of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and smuggling drugs into the jail.
Officers also arrested Ashley Beck, 30 of Pacific Grove, in the 800 block of Archer, for possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and being under the influence of a controlled substance.
Monterey Police Officers, with the assistance of the Peninsula Regional Violence and Narcotics Team, Pacific Grove PD, Marina PD, Carmel PD, and the Drug Enforcement Agency served a search warrant in the 900 block of McClellan, Monterey. Officers arrested John Spataro, 47, of Monterey, for possession of heroin and possession of methamphetamine. Officers also arrested Gary Russo, 43, of Monterey, for possession of methamphetamine.
Like Sharks Following Sea Lions, Monterey Criminals Follow The Money

“A man was walking his dog and another person came up in her vehicle, opened up the door of her vehicle and before she could grab the leash, the dog ran out and attacked the other dog. The gentleman tried to get the dog off his dog, was unsuccessful tried to pry the mouth of the dog off his dog and ended up biting him as well.” That’s when the man pulled out his knife, stabbing and killing the pitbull.
From those fine people that brought you ongoing sewage spills at Lovers Point We have another one by Monterey Wonder Water, better known as Monterey Regional Water Pollution Creation Agency.
Monterey One Water says as much as 4.9 million gallons of wastewater spilled into the Monterey Bay. The leak was caused by an equipment failure at their wastewater treatment facility in Marina. The beach coastline between Marina State Beach and Stillwater Cove, Monterey, California are closed as a result.
Beaches Close As Millions Of Gallons Of Raw Sewage Dump In The Bay
No happy ending to this massage parlor.

The Massage Envy in Monterey closed this week with no explanation.
The permanent closure comes just weeks after the national chain faced allegations of sexual assault at location across the nation.
In November a Buzzfeed report uncovered claims from 180 people had been filed against the company alleging sexual assault in its massage rooms. In November when the news broke there had been no reports of employee misconduct at the Monterey location.
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