August 15 — FOLLOWING LAST week’s marathon meeting in which three members of the Carmel City Council sided with opponents of Patrice Pastor’s project on Dolores south of Seventh — and after Pastor’s subsequent pronouncement that he is fed up with the city and will take his business elsewhere — those involved on both sides are keeping their lips zipped. “There’s now apparently pending litigation ... Read More
August 15 — A POWERFUL state agency this week agreed with California American Water’s long-term water supply estimates for the Monterey Peninsula, moving the utility a step closer to realizing its “drought-proof” desalination plant. Cal Am expects to break ground on the project by the end of this year ... Read More
August 14 — A YEAR-LONG effort to remove tens of thousands of batteries damaged in a January fire at a Vistra Energy battery storage facility in Moss Landing is set to begin next month, officials said this week. Vistra will start removing the lithium-ion batteries under an agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency, which will oversee the operation ... Read More
August 14 — SUMMER IS prime road-trip season, and whether you’re zipping from charging station to charging station in your Tesla, hauling a fifth wheel or bringing a million-dollar classic car to the Concours d’Elegance, you may have noticed it’s a rough ride through the Golden State. Come Labor Day, millions of people will have traveled ... Read More
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