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Lopez Family sending out a big salute to all Veterans today! Thank you for your service! God bless! Photo: Gerado Lopez USAF & Manuel Lopez US Army Ranger

Never let off the gas. Officially undefeated at Allegiant Stadium. #RaidersWin

Wear a mask when you’re in public to help slow the spread of COVID-19. When removing your mask, handle only the ear loops or ties, and fold the outside corners ...together to keep it clean. Be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, or mouth, and always wash your hands after removing. Learn more about the do’s and don’ts of masking: https://bit.ly/30QOzQF.

Repost from See Monterey Our hearts go out to all affected by the fires in the region. The situation continues to develop and a red flag warning is in effect fo...r Sunday and Monday due to potential dry lightning. If you are here now, stay safe and if not, please plan for a future trip as the situation resolves - we need to keep our roads open for emergency crews and our lodging space available for evacuees. We will continue to provide you with evacuation and lodging information, road closures and more at SeeMonterey.com. Stay safe. See more

Goodness! Look at where we are! Yesterday Napa valley and now in South Wales off the coast. Let’s explore some Penderyn single malt whisky. Word has it that the... Welsh discovered the art of spirits distillation. This is the only Welsh distillery and lovely juice they they make! #penderyn #welshwhisky #goodshippippip See more

Happy Father's Day Weekend! Feliz Dia del Padre!Happy Father's Day Weekend! Feliz Dia del Padre!

Cloth face coverings are required for all individuals over 12 years of age in Monterey County. When you wear a mask it protects others. For more information about the face covering order visit www.mtyhd.org/facecoverings

Happy Mother's day! Feliz dia de las Madres!

THIS JUST IN California to begin reopening at end of this week, Gavin Newsom says. Clothing, bookstores and sporting goods stores among those allowed to opera...te in limited capacity May 4, 2020 at 12:44 p.m. Parts of California's economy, including some retail and hospitality businesses, may reopen for limited operations starting later this week as the state moves to the next stage of managing the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday. Lower-risk businesses within the retail, hospitality and restaurant sectors - like clothing, florists, bookstores and sporting good stores - may reopen for curbside pickup as early as the end of this week, Newsom said. Restaurants for dine-in service, shopping malls and offices will remain closed. The modifications could be reversed if the numbers of COVID-19 patients in hospitals and intensive-care unit beds begin to uptick again, Newsom said."It has to be done in a very thoughtful and judicious way ... We just want folks to know we need to toggle back and forth here on the basis of what's happening in these communities in real time," Newsom said. Detailed guidance for businesses that will be permitted to reopen will be released Thursday, including new sanitation and social distancing requirements."We want to make sure that both the workers and the customers are safe in these settings, which means that there will be modifications to ensure physical distancing and making sure that the unique circumstances of those workplaces will be addressed," said Sonia Angell, director of the California Department of Public Health But even as the state begins to loosen restrictions, local jurisdictions may retain stricter guidelines that prevent any businesses from reopening. The Bay Area, for example, said last week that most of its prior mandates will apply through the month of May. "If they choose not to come into compliance with the state guidelines, they have that right," Newsom said. See more