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After 12 years in public office, Salinas Mayor Kimbley Craig announces she will not seek re-election

After 12 years in public office, Salinas Mayor Kimbley Craig announces she will not seek re-election
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Salinas City Council decides to fill a vacancy in District 3 by appointment

Dozens of people showed up at Salinas City Hall on Tuesday night, April 23 to talk about elections even though it is not yet election season. But District 3 residents

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California city council will decide how to replace former councilmember

In an April 23 city council meeting, leaders will decide how to fill the vacant seat left behind by Steve McShane.

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City of Salinas approves Red Light Abatement Act ordinance to combat a surge of visible sex work

On Tuesday, Jan. 9, Salinas City Council voted 5-0 to approve the Red Light Abatement Act ordinance. (Mayor Kimbley Craig and Carla Viviana González were absent.)

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Seeking to abate a surge in sex work, Salinas officials look to nuisance law

Women dressed in skimpy clothing walking along streets in Salinas has become a common scene near some apartment complexes. Residents living around Kings and Roosevelt streets see sex workers regularly

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