Monterey County Public Works officials close down the Main Street bridge from Watsonville into Pajaro above the Pajaro River Wednesday morning as the possibility of the river breaching rises. Monterey County Supervisor Luis Alejo said that though Pajaro has been under mandatory evacuation orders, cutting back on traffic flow will keep roadways open in case of flooding.
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Steve T still blames “climate change”
The COW failed us again! They should have kicked them bums out of the levee and should have cleaned up really, really good. There’s giant trees out there, trash, debris.
Well Mr Know it all is bailing and mopping up his pajama village home
You get what you vote for ST
Well Mr Know it all is bailing and mopping up his pajama village home
You get what you vote for ST
How many millions of needles went into the Monterey Bay? Inquiring minds at the Aquarium should know! But no plastic bags, straws, spoons, they are bad needles good.