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UC students fight visa revocations, and Moss Landing businesses say they are struggling
9 apr· Monterey Bay Today
In today's newscast, UC international students sue to block visa revocations, and some Moss Landing business owners say they are still struggling after a January fire.
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Collectible cars as an investment alternative, Jimmy Panetta urges ongoing activism
8 apr· Monterey Bay Today
In today's newscast, the CEO of a company that helps people invest in part of a collectible car says that may be a more stable option right now than the stock market. And, Rep. Jimmy Panetta says he wants momentum against the Trump administration to extend far beyond the Central Coast.
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Thousands protest on the Central Coast, library week comes amid federal cuts
7 apr· Monterey Bay Today
In today's newscast, opponents of the Trump administration's recent actions protested in many Central Coast communities on Saturday. And, it's National Library Week, but the state library says a big federal grant was just terminated.
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Protest over J6ers in Salinas, patients get insurance restored for local providers
4 apr· Monterey Bay Today
In today's newscast, protesters gathered outside an event in Salinas that featured pardoned January 6th insurrectionists. And, Anthem Blue Cross and Aspire Health have reached an agreement to restore coverage for Monterey County medical providers.
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Carmel moves one step closer to residential addresses, state bill would regulate indirect pollution
1 apr· Monterey Bay Today
In today's newscast, the Carmel City Council will hear an update on how to make the switch to residential street addresses. And a proposed bill would give the California Air Resources Board explicit authority to regulate indirect sources of pollution.
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UC students fight visa revocations, and Moss Landing businesses say they are struggling

Collectible cars as an investment alternative, Jimmy Panetta urges ongoing activism

Thousands protest on the Central Coast, library week comes amid federal cuts

Protest over J6ers in Salinas, patients get insurance restored for local providers

Carmel moves one step closer to residential addresses, state bill would regulate indirect pollution