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A Monterey County environmental filing identifies two road segments where oversized-vehicle parking restrictions and tow-away signs are proposed. It does not confirm whether all signs have been installed.
Monterey County Free Libraries still lists its Pajaro Branch at 29 Bishop Street as closed until further notice. The historic mansion sustained serious flood damage in 2023; residents…
Monterey County approved a $735,253 construction contract in August 2025 for the Salinas Road and Pajaro Project, including bike lanes, sidewalks and crossing improvements; current completion and traffic…