Road work and maintenance projects will cause delays for motorists.
Today, a moving lane closure for Highway 156 to Vierra Canyon Road will take place from 9:30 am to 3:00 PM due to a spraying operation.
For similar reasons, Highway 1 from the San Luis Obispo County Line to Big Creek Bridge will have a moving lane closure as well as Highway 101 between Airport Boulevard and Espinosa Road.
The westbound onramp at Highway 183 and Highway 156 will be closed due to tree work from 9 AM to 2 PM.
Work scheduled for this week includes Highway 101 from Main Street at Chular Street that will cause a single lane to be closed from 9 AM to 3 PM today through Friday.
And today through Thursday, Highway 183 from Lincoln Avenue to Stone Street at Palmetto Street will have a lane closure from 8 AM to 3 PM daily through Thursday.
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Construction crews are busy with a large plot of land near Flynn Road and San Felipe Road in Hollister.
A parcel-package delivery facility is slated to open by September and could create up to 400 jobs.
The facility is sized at 129,000 square foot and was originally going to Gilroy but the the city of Hollister had environmental review and necessary infrastructure in place first.
A groundbreaking ceremony of this new delivery facility will take place in two weeks from now.
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A doll was found near Lovers Point Park in Monterey County on February 23 by a community member.
In a recent online post, Pacific Grove Police announced they collected it as found property and would like to return it to the rightful owner if they can provide a detailed description of what it looks like.
Anyone who believes they lost the doll or any other items can call Pacific Grove PD at 831.648.3143 and schedule an appointment to retrieve their found property.
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On Saturday, Salinas Police responded to a loud music complaint on Rianda Circle, one block away from the police building and officers could hear the music from the station parking lot.
When officers arrived, a large concert stage with live band was in the business parking lot. Over 100 people were in attendance.
Officers located the event promoter, Hector Campos. Mr. Campos was very upset at the officers, wanted to know why they were on his property, and demanded they leave.
A police supervisor responded to the scene and Mr. Campos was issued a citation for the loud music and directed to shut down the concert.
The officers, using considerable restraint and discretion, addressed the noise complaint, shut down the event, and peacefully dispersed the crowd without incident.
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