David Kellogg

San Francisco

Managing Editor at The Monterey County Herald

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Letters to the Editor: April 20, 2025

5 days ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

Tesla protestI was at the protest in March in front of the Tesla dealership in Seaside. The Progressive Left and their allies were out in full force, chanting their usual chorus of, “Hey hey, ho ho, Elon Musk has got to go.” A much smaller crowd of MAGA, Libertarians and Conservatives had their “USA” chant too. Yes the protest was peaceful but most of the anti-Trump signs were redundant.
Cal State Monterey Bay welcomes prospective students

1 week ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

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Letters to the editor: April 11, 2025

2 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

DoonesburyThe April 6 Doonesbury comic strip is disgusting. Nobody is trying to ban transgenders on or off campus. In America, you can be anything you want to identify with, be it cute furry creatures or iconic science fiction characters. But when transgenders try to impose their values upon others, that is an entirely different story. Men and women are biologically different. Men have more muscle mass than women. So, it is unfair to allow men to compete with women in sports.
Letters to the editor: April 9, 2025

2 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

Hands off protestMore than 3,700 Monterey area protesters came together last Saturday, united to fight the destruction the Trump administration is bringing to our lives and our country. We filled the space at Windows on the Bay as it has never been filled before. There was great unity as we raised our voices peacefully, displayed our amazing variety of signs and were greeted by the horns of passing cars.
Looking Back: Putting the dome on Community Hospital, 1972

2 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

Looking Back: Putting the dome on Community Hospital, 1972
Panetta Lecture Series: Jeff Sessions to be featured on panel

2 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

MONTEREY – Jeff Sessions, the former U.S. attorney general who served in President Donald Trump’s first administration, will be among a group of experts who will convene with former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta on a discussion of the “Constitution, Immigration, Law and Order, Pardons – What Will Be the Law Enforcement Legacy of the Trump Era?” on April 14 in the Panetta Lecture Series.
A stop along the way for the Western Flyer

3 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

A stop along the way for the Western Flyer
A foodie’s guide to Southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley

3 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

Southern Oregon’s rugged, rural Rogue Valley region and the towns of Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland abound in the edible and drinkable things that makes everyday life here so enjoyable for locals — and a delight for visitors. There are artisan cheese and food producers, family-run fruit orchards, egg and honey-producing farms, organic vineyards, craft breweries and whiskey distilleries and even gourmet chocolate producers.
Letters to the Editor: April 2, 2025

3 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

Monterey’s State TheatreAs one who first attended movies at the State Theatre in Monterey back in the 1950s, I was very impressed recently when I attended a magicianshow at the State Theatre. When I write impressed, I mean the Theatre and the show. The owner of the State Theater has done a magnificent job with the interior being the same as we knew it back in the ’50s. Historical preservation is appreciated. On the agenda was a magician show that was beyond Vegas quality.
Monterey Peninsula district school superintendent changes mind, decides to stick around

3 weeks ago | montereyherald.com | David Kellogg

MONTEREY — PK Diffenbaugh, the superintendent for the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District, has changed his mind and won’t be leaving at the end of the school year he announced in a letter sent out Monday. Diffenbaugh, who was appointed in June 2014 to oversee the district’s nearly 9,300 students across 21 schools, had announced in February that he would finish out the school year and officially step down this summer.