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Marina gas station canopy collapses, rainy weather continues

A gas station canopy collapsed in Marina, California, on November 25, 2024, injuring no one but damaging two parked vehicles. The incident highlights the ongoing rainy weather affecting the region, which has raised concerns about safety and infrastructure stability. Local authorities are assessing the situation to prevent future occurrences.

Sergio Gonzalez, M.D., named to lead Kaiser Permanente Salinas clinic

Dr. Sergio Gonzalez, an experienced family medicine physician, has been appointed to lead Kaiser Permanente's new clinic in Salinas, California, starting January 2. His extensive background in Monterey County positions him well to oversee the medical staff and enhance patient care at the facility located at 1930 N Davis Rd.

Feds suspend ACA marketplace access to companies accused of falsely promising ‘cash cards’

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have suspended access to the Affordable Care Act marketplace for two health insurance agencies accused of misleading consumers with false promises of "cash cards." This action reflects the government's commitment to protecting consumers from fraudulent practices in the health insurance sector.

CCS Division II football playoffs: Palma upsets Menlo to advance to title game

Palma High School achieved a thrilling upset over Menlo, winning 24-23 in the CCS Division II semifinals, securing a spot in the championship game for the second consecutive year. This victory not only highlights the team's resilience but also showcases the competitive spirit of local high school football. Palma will aim for the section title in the upcoming championship match.

Chinook Salmon Population Rebounding in Mokelumne River

The Chinook Salmon population in the Mokelumne River is experiencing a significant rebound, with over 30,000 fish recorded since September due to conservation efforts by the East Bay Municipal Utility District. This positive trend highlights the effectiveness of local environmental initiatives aimed at restoring fish populations.

UPDATE: After edging Menlo, Palma heads to San Jose to face Wilcox in title game

Palma High School advances to the CCS Division II title game after a narrow 24-23 victory over Menlo. This marks the second consecutive year Palma will compete for a section title, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit in high school football.

CCS Division III football playoffs: Big second half lifts Carmel past Hollister

Carmel's defense shone in the second half as they overcame Hollister with a final score of 40-21 in the CCS Division III semifinals, thanks to quarterback Hudson Rutherford's four touchdown passes. This victory marks a significant moment for the Carmel football team as they advance in the playoffs, demonstrating their resilience and skill on the field.

More foods are making us sick: What to know as foodborne outbreaks hit

Foodborne illnesses are on the rise in the United States, with experts warning that the situation may worsen. The article provides essential information on recent outbreaks and highlights the importance of food safety measures to protect public health.

Mexico City’s floating gardens have fed people for hundreds of years; now they’re threatened

Mexico City's floating gardens, known as "chinampas," have provided sustenance for centuries but are now facing threats from urbanization and neglect. A new generation is striving to revive this traditional agricultural practice, recognizing its cultural and ecological significance. Efforts are underway to rekindle interest in these vital green spaces that once played a crucial role in the city's food security.

Cities, states say they’ll need more help to replace millions of lead pipes

State officials are calling for increased funding from Congress to aid in the replacement of millions of lead pipes across the nation. This urgent need arises as cities and states seek to address public health concerns related to lead exposure in drinking water systems. The ongoing efforts highlight the importance of federal support in tackling infrastructural challenges.

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