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For many people, this is the time of year to trade recipes (some very committed home cooks even practice them ahead), determine just how many potatoes you need to serve

CHURN AND BURN… Maybe it’s the ink-producing powers of cephalopods that gives Squid a bias for good, old-fashioned print newspapers. Maybe it’s Squid’s dedicated column here in the Weekly that

There is a decades-old tradition of leaving messages, made of sticks or ice plant, on the 160-foot-high sand dune by the Sand City exit off Highway 1. The dune seems

ARIES (March 21-April 19): In accordance with astrological omens, I would love you to experiment with blending the sacred and mundane. Bring your deep self into the daily routine and

Carmel Dance Festival invites local dancers and dance-lovers for another iteration of its fascinating programming.

JOSIE ISELIN

IN 2013, THE CITY OF GONZALES AND GONZALES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ORGANIZED A YOUTH FORUM AT GONZALES HIGH SCHOOL. Students of all ages presented ideas for projects and changes they

Like Willy Wonka, in the world of California’s cities and counties, a housing plan that’s been certified by the state’s Department of Housing and Community Development is as good as

The city councils of Monterey and Pacific Grove have each approved ordinances allowing retail cannabis in the past few weeks, with Monterey best poised to issue business licenses on a

The candidate filing period for the 2024 primary elections only officially opened on Monday, Nov. 13, but local voters already have a sense of who will be running to represent