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Monterey & SB Cos 04-07-21 05:58 S.S.

The counties of Monter ey and San Benito county have moved into the Orange Tier.....which is the first time since the pandemic began. That means that gyms and fitness centers can operate at 25 percent indoors, live outdoor events and performances can operate at 33 percent (for California residents), and movie theater s, indoor operations are allowed with capacity limited to 50% or 200 people, whichever is fewer....and bars where food is not served can now operate outdoors.

 

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Seaside In For Prescription Drug Take-Back Day 04-06-21 16:00 DC

The Seaside Police Department says they will be accepting prescription medication on Saturday, April 24th during the National Prescription Drug Take-Ba ck Day.

The event is on Saturday, April 24, 2021, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Residents can head over to the Seaside Police Department that day to drop off any prescription drugs that are unused or not needed anymore. You can remain anonymous.

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PG&E Faces 33 Charges - 2019 Kincaid Fire 04-06-21 15:40 DC

A California prosecutor this week file d 33 criminal charges against Pacific Gas & Electric for a 2019 wildfire that officials blamed on the utility. The company is accused of injuring six firefighters and endangering public health with smoke and ash.

The company denied that it committed any crimes even as it accepted that its transmission line sparked the blaze.

Sonoma County officials charged the utility with five felony and 28 misdemeanor counts in the October 2019 Kincade Fire. The fire burned more than 120 square miles (311 sq. km.)and destroyed 374 buildings.

The utility said it had not yet seen the report or evidence gathered by state fire investigators, but it will accept the finding that its transmission line caused the fire "in the spirit of working to do what’s right for the victims."

The company thanked firefighters, including those who were injured, and said it was grateful that no one died in the mammoth blaze.

 

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FULLY RE-OPEN BY JUNE 15TH 04-06-21 11:50 S.S.

IF HOSPITALIZATIONS CONTINUE TO STAY LOW, AND THE NUMBERS OF THOSE VACCINATED CONTINUE TO CLIMB SUCH THAT EVERYONE 16 YEARS-OLD AND OLDER WHO WANTS TO GETS VACCINATED, GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM HAS ANNOUNCED THAT CALIFORNIA WILL BE READY TO FULLY RE-OPEN ITS ECONOMY BY JUNE 15TH. RIGHT NOW, THE STATE IS SET TO SURPASS THE ADMINISTRATION OF MORE THAN 20 MILLION DOSES OF COVID-19 VACCINE.....WITH 4 MILLION OF THOSE GOING INTO THE ARMS OF PEOPLE IN THE HARDEST HIT COMMUNITIES. GOVERNOR NEWSOM SAYS THE NEXT STEP IS TO MOVE BEYOND THE STATE’S BLUEPRINT FOR A SAFER ECONOMY. THE GOVERNOR DID SAY THAT THE MASK MANDATE IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE LIFTED ANY TIME SOON.

 

THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH WILL ALSO CONTINUE TO MONITOR CASE RATES, HOSPITALIZATIONS AND VACCINE EFFICACY. THE C.D.P.H. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MOVE THE JUNE 15 DATE IF IT DEEMS NECESSARY.

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San Martin Man Sentenced 04-06-21 10:58 S.S.

A 37 year-old San Martin man has been sentenced to spend 33 years in prison. That after Alfonso Castillo Navarro was found guilty of a number of violent crimes....including using a hatchet to damage some vehicles, 4 counts of assault with a deadly weapon, 2 counts of assault with a semi-automatic firearm, and other charges.

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