The Monterey County Coroner’s Office is seeking help from the public to find relatives of Alejandro Marcelo Dionisi, who died in April while reportedly traveling through the area. Authorities say contacting his family is a priority so funeral arrangements can be made.
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office conducted over 30 compliance checks on local tobacco retailers in April. A Salinas retailer was cited for selling banned flavored products and psilocybin. Officials say these efforts aim to reduce youth access to illegal substances.
President Trump has dismissed all members of the National Science Board, according to congressional staff reports. Representative Zoe Lofgren criticized this decision and questioned its impact on federal science policy.
Monterey Medicaid providers invoiced $3,008,568 for Radiology Procedures in 2024, reflecting a 10.4% rise over the prior year.
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren commemorated fifty-one years since Saigon’s fall with a public statement honoring refugees and veterans affected by Black April. She highlighted ongoing advocacy for human rights while participating locally at remembrance events.
A Castroville man has been arrested after an investigation into allegations including human trafficking and attempted murder in Monterey County. The Sheriff’s Office reports multiple felony charges following evidence collected from several locations.
Rep. Zoe Lofgren delivered an opening statement during a House committee markup on advancing U.S. quantum technology policy. The proposed act seeks continued American leadership amid rising global investments.
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office clarified that recent social media reports about an incident at Manzanita Park were based on a training exercise, not a real event. Officials assured residents they will use official channels for any real emergencies.
At a recent House hearing, Rep. Zoe Lofgren voiced concerns over significant proposed cuts to NOAA’s budget for fiscal year 2027. She emphasized how reductions could affect weather forecasting capabilities vital for public safety.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Seaside submitted $950,716 in claims for Ambulance and Other Transport Services and Supplies, reflecting a 56.1% increase from the prior year.