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Take the KSBW Action News 8 app with you everywhere you go and be the first to know of breaking news happening in Monterey and the surrounding area. Always stay up to date with the latest local news, national, sports, traffic, political, entertainment stories and much more. Download the KSBW Action News 8 app for free today.Our Local News, Weather and Sports App Features Include:- Monterey breaking news alerts with push notifications- Live streaming breaking news updates from our KSBW Action News 8 reporters when it happens, where it happens- Local news submission area for breaking news, news tips and the ability to email your news photos and videos right to our newsroom to be featured on air- Up to date, current local weather conditions, hourly Monterey weather updates, and 7 day forecasts- An interactive radar that lets you zoom in and out to street level and watch storms as they approach. Move the map around to see major weather activity- Share stories via email or your social media pages- Monterey weather alerts and updates, KSBW weather videocasts and more Novedades 5 mar 2025Versión 5.15.1642 Simple bug fixes and performance improvements. Valoraciones y reseñas 4,4 de 5 3 mil valoraciones Family of Five loose their house to fire Ms Lisa Davis lived on Foam Street she was living on Foam Street off Cannery Row. Ms Davis works 3 jobs until Covid. She has been a server for many years. She has 3 children and takes care of 2 nieces. She

Is an Angel. She is now left with nothing. No place to live and shelter 5 children. No food. And now school starts and they must do online school Their computers and phones were burned and are gone. They have no clothes. Luckily people have found out about the fire and trying to help. She will need to find someone in our beautiful community that can help find her a house and job. I am hoping KSBW can do something to help this family. Both Stations-waste of air time Both review same news - Eeek& both ONLY on rare occassions cover Carmel &Monterey Eeek,eek./Dan G is good. Other female reporters are pleasant. Both my Sis & I say>Erin is boring, needs a new bra w/up lift AND reports 1/3 news on Salinas yet can’t pronounce Spanish names & places after all these years!!! / Better if —one station KSBW, e.g. report on N. counties e.g. Holister, S. Benito., S.Cruz, Salinas & Salinas Valley; & other Station can cover Pacific Grove,Carmel, Pebble Beach, Monterey,Carmel Valley, Chular & So. Hwy1, also Moss Landing, Marina,& Seaside BUT probably not fun because less crime. “Weather Reporters” are good especially the black gentleman reporting on weather (regret to say - I can’t recall his name, sorry.) That’s all for now - just off the top of my head. All these points have been discussed in our homes for years. Also, will never forget the 49ers won a season and were given their celebration parade -

Paz Padilla has wanted to help people since she wanted her parents and their passion for helping others. When she came from Mexico as a youngster her family struggled. So as an adult, she felt committed to giving back and helping others in need."It's always been my passion. It's always been something that identifies me,” Padilla said. She's worked for a Catholic Charities' immigration and citizenship program for twenty years and is currently working for a community action board as the impact and program director. Her passion to help others inspires others on her staff."Currently, my services is leading our staff, right now in helping our homeless. I'm helping those individuals who need rent assistance, in assisting and creating programs that drive that service to help people get out of poverty,” Padilla said. Her passion to help others inspires others on her staff."I really look up to her. I want to be like Padilla in this community. The way she goes about everything. She lights up a room when she speaks. I can't say enough positive things about her,” said Elyssa Sanchez with the Community Action Board. This isn't the first time that the spotlight has shined on Padilla. She's been recognized by the city of Watsonville and many more organizations but her satisfaction comes from helping others. "I grew up wanting to make people happy, that's what I do, a service; I help somebody and it's that smile or it's that thank you, right. Or just making sure that that person is feeling secure that they're going to be able to move forward,” Padilla said.KSBW is honoring the people and organizations that strengthen our Central Coast communities.We seek out those working to make our community a better place for everyone and companies or organizations that strive to make the Central Coast a more inclusive place. Their stories will be told on KSBW Action News 8 in order to amplify the good news happening every day. We invite you to submit a nomination as part of our recruitment for potential honorees.You can nominate a "Community Champion" who is making positive

Change, a reality. WATSONVILLE, Calif. —Paz Padilla has wanted to help people since she wanted her parents and their passion for helping others. When she came from Mexico as a youngster her family struggled. So as an adult, she felt committed to giving back and helping others in need."It's always been my passion. It's always been something that identifies me,” Padilla said. She's worked for a Catholic Charities' immigration and citizenship program for twenty years and is currently working for a community action board as the impact and program director. Her passion to help others inspires others on her staff."Currently, my services is leading our staff, right now in helping our homeless. I'm helping those individuals who need rent assistance, in assisting and creating programs that drive that service to help people get out of poverty,” Padilla said. Her passion to help others inspires others on her staff."I really look up to her. I want to be like Padilla in this community. The way she goes about everything. She lights up a room when she speaks. I can't say enough positive things about her,” said Elyssa Sanchez with the Community Action Board. This isn't the first time that the spotlight has shined on Padilla. She's been recognized by the city of Watsonville and many more organizations but her satisfaction comes from helping others. "I grew up wanting to make people happy, that's what I do, a service; I help somebody and it's that smile or it's that thank you, right. Or just making sure that that person is feeling secure that they're going to be able to move forward,” Padilla said.KSBW is honoring the people and organizations that strengthen our Central Coast communities.We seek out those working to make our community a better place for everyone and companies or organizations that strive to make the Central Coast a more inclusive place. Their stories will be told on KSBW Action News 8 in order to amplify the good news happening every day. We invite you to submit a nomination as part of our recruitment for potential honorees.You can nominate a "Community

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Florida Rep. Mike Waltz to be his national security adviser, according to the Associated Press. This leaves his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives open.Waltz is currently the congressman for Florida’s 6th District, which includes southern St. Johns County. He just won his fourth term in Congress last week.In Congress, Waltz served on the Armed Services, Foreign Affairs, Intelligence, and Oversight Committees.>>> STREAM ACTION NEWS JAX LIVE Sources told Action News Jax Ben Becker that a special election for Waltz’s seat will happen in late spring, most likely in May.They also said Jacksonville City Councilmember Rory Diamond is planning to run.Becker reached out to Diamond who wouldn’t directly confirm but said “he is excited to talk about the future soon.”[DOWNLOAD: Free Action News Jax app for alerts as news breaks]Currently, Diamond is stationed in Palm Coast with the Florida National Guard.Under Florida law, Diamond would have to move to the 6th Congressional District if he were to win the election.[SIGN UP: Action News Jax Daily Headlines Newsletter]Click here to download the free Action News Jax news and weather apps, click here to download the Action News Jax Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Action News Jax live.