Erik Chalhoub

2 days ago | montereycountynow.com | Erik Chalhoub

Work has resumed on a new attraction inside the long-shuttered movie theater on Cannery Row, nearly three years after its permits were approved by the Monterey Planning Commission. A sign posted on the door of the building at 640 Wave St. notifies passersby that work has commenced at the property, which is owned by the Cannery Row Company. The lessee is listed as Fly Dive, LLC, doing business as Monterey Fly & Dive.

3 days ago | montereycountynow.com | Erik Chalhoub

The music – and a specific plant – may take center stage at Cali Roots, but what you wear to the experience may be just as important. T-shirts, tank tops, hoodies, jeans and shorts may rule the weekend for comfort and functionality, but the style goes beyond these staples. Muscle tanks, flannels, bucket hats and plenty of “WTF” outfits steal the fashion game. The outfits may be unique, but many have a common thread: They are adorned with artwork by Shaun Logan.

3 days ago | montereycountyweekly.com | Erik Chalhoub

Work has resumed on a new attraction inside the long-shuttered movie theater on Cannery Row, nearly three years after its permits were approved by the Monterey Planning Commission. A sign posted on the door of the building at 640 Wave St. notifies passersby that work has commenced at the property, which is owned by the Cannery Row Company. The lessee is listed as Fly Dive, LLC, doing business as Monterey Fly & Dive.

5 days ago | montereycountynow.com | Erik Chalhoub

What happens when a group of journalists visit Universal Studios Hollywood? A few staffers from the Monterey County Weekly were in Los Angeles over the weekend for the California Journalism Awards on Saturday, May 17, where we took home a slew of awards—most notably General Excellence in our division for the second year in a row.

6 days ago | montereycountynow.com | Erik Chalhoub

Erik Chalhoub here. Philanthropy is happening all around us, whether we are aware of it or not. Many philanthropists prefer to fly under the radar, quietly donating funds to the betterment of their communities and shunning the spotlight. For years, Edward Dowd shared the success from his real estate career to benefit students and others in Salinas and Santa Clara through scholarships and other financial means.