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1 week ago |
ksbw.com | Jake Flores
What is very local? It's your local streaming channel. It's very California, very central coast. It's a place where you can catch up on trusted local news, local weather and stories that have impact from your very own community and more. It's the place to get you up to speed anytime you want it. With so many options. Why not choose local, very local.
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2 weeks ago |
ksbw.com | Jake Flores
What is very local? It's your local streaming channel. It's very California, very central coast. It's a place where you can catch up on trusted local news, local weather and stories that have impact from your very own community and more. It's the place to get you up to speed anytime you want it. With so many options. Why not choose local, very local.
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2 weeks ago |
ksbw.com | Jake Flores
A 14-year-old from Salinas is set to compete against top wrestlers from across the country in one of the biggest youth wrestling competitions in the nation. Casey Bittner, who is heading into his eighth-grade year at Palma, has already established himself as one of the most accomplished young wrestlers in the country. In 2024, he was ranked as the number one wrestler for his age and weight class, boasting a trophy collection that rivals a museum.
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3 weeks ago |
ksbw.com | Jake Flores
Clara Adams, a 16-year-old track star from North Salinas High School, held a news conference to address the controversy surrounding her state title being revoked after she celebrated with a fire extinguisher, with legal support exploring options against CIF officials. "I want people to remember this, and I want this to never happen to anybody because it's not a good feeling, I don't wish this on no athlete that I run against," Adams said.
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3 weeks ago |
ksbw.com | Jake Flores
A 16-year-old sprinter from North Salinas High School was disqualified from the CIF State Championships after winning the 400-meter state final due to her post-race celebration involving a fire extinguisher. "I worked so hard for that title," Clara Adams said, expressing her disappointment over the decision. After winning the 400-meter event with a time of 53.24 seconds, Adams celebrated by grabbing a fire extinguisher from her coach and father to extinguish her spikes.
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