Salinas Valley Tribune

The Salinas Valley Tribune is a weekly subscription-based newspaper that caters to the Salinas Valley area. On April 1, we merged the Greenfield News, Soledad Bee, and Gonzales Tribune into one cohesive publication: the Salinas Valley Tribune. Our aim is to unite our readers and provide the Salinas Valley with a newspaper that reflects the unique voices of these vibrant communities.

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Salinas Valley News Briefs | March 14, 2025

1 month ago | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk |Soledad Bee

EDUCATION TOURMONTEREY COUNTY — The 2024-25 Inside Education Monterey County Cohort will host its next tour on Friday, March 21. Guests who sign up to experience this unique hands-on experience will dive deep into the topic of science and the arts in Monterey County schools. Inside Education Monterey County provides participants with a first-hand, interactive look at local educational programs, services and partnerships.
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Feb. 27, 2025

2 months ago | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk |Soledad Bee

DINNER FUNDRAISERSALINAS — California Rodeo Salinas has announced its annual drive-thru dinner fundraiser for the Golden Circle of Champions, a program dedicated to raising awareness for pediatric cancer and providing financial aid to children and their families. The event will take place on Thursday, March 13, at Rabobank Stadium in Salinas.
Soccer | Soledad girls lose critical match for Gabilan Division crown

2 months ago | salinasvalleytribune.com | Juan Reyes

SOLEDAD — Soledad hit a small bump on the road in capturing the Pacific Coast Athletic League Gabilan Division girls’ soccer title after suffering its first loss in league play last week. In just the second time this season, the Aztecs were held scoreless in a 3-0 loss to the defending league champion Cowboys on Feb. 6. “I felt like our players got intimidated and they felt the pressure,” said Soledad head coach Victor Garcia after the game. “They knew it was an important game.
Soledad hosts ‘Know Your Rights’ immigration forum

2 months ago | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk |Soledad Bee

SOLEDAD — Local officials spoke in front of a packed house last Wednesday at a community forum in Soledad to discuss changes in immigration regulations and rights. The “Know Your Rights” forum, held in Spanish at the Soledad Community Center, included resources and information to protect local families and children. The Jan. 29 event was a partnership between the City of Soledad, Watsonville Law Center and Monterey County Supervisor Chris Lopez.
Basketball | Soledad boys fall short of a comeback against St. Francis

2 months ago | salinasvalleytribune.com | Juan Reyes

SOLEDAD — Soledad High sophomore Pedro Morales Jr. squeezed out every ounce of the comeback juice possible during Monday night’s must-win league game against St. Francis. The young Aztecs standout guard scored 17 of his 19 points in the second half but the hard valiant effort wasn’t enough in a 60-54 loss to the Sharks in Pacific Coast Athletic League Cypress Division action.
Wrestling | Gonzales Spartan girls place at tournament

Jan 15, 2025 | salinasvalleytribune.com | Michael Ramirez

GONZALES — Gonzales High School wrestlers Clarissa Rico and Cherish Yebra won medals at the Trojan Wrath Girls Wrestling Tournament that took place at Alisal High School on Dec. 28. Rico went 3-1 to win the consolation championship. Yebra finished with a 3-2 record to place fourth. At the Pat Lovell Classic in Aptos on Dec. 27-28, Josiah Rosales-Garcia went 3-3 to place eighth for the Spartan boys. Nelson Cisneros did not place but finished with a 3-2 record.
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Dec. 18, 2024

Dec 20, 2024 | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk

LAKE FISHINGMONTEREY COUNTY — Christmas has come early for anglers at Lake San Antonio — 4,000 pounds of Rainbow Trout have arrived, courtesy of a fish plant by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife on Dec. 10. Parks staff captured the process, sharing a video on its YouTube Channel at youtu.be/qN2f9jOFLag. A California Fishing License is required for anyone 16 years or older. The limit for trout is five per person per day, and there is no size limit.
Soledad police officers honored for heroic rescue in fiery crash

Dec 20, 2024 | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk

SOLEDAD — Monterey County Peace Officers Association has recognized Sgt. Brian Solis and Traffic Officer Mustafa Yasin of the Soledad Police Department with a Distinguished Service Award for their life-saving efforts. While responding to a recent traffic accident right outside Soledad city limits, Solis and Yasin located a vehicle that struck a tree head-on and caught fire. Two occupants were in the car, and both officers immediately started rescue efforts.
Greenfield’s first A Day of Thanks Community Dinner a resounding success

Nov 27, 2024 | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk |Soledad Bee

GREENFIELD — The city of Greenfield came together in a remarkable display of unity and gratitude this past Sunday for its inaugural A Day of Thanks Community Dinner at the Veterans Memorial Hall. The Nov. 24 event, hosted by the newly formed Greenfield Locals organization, provided a festive and heartfelt gathering for the community, offering a free Thanksgiving meal to residents in celebration of the season of giving. A total of 700 meals were prepared, served and delivered by local volunteers.
Court services expand in South Monterey County after years of limited operations

Nov 20, 2024 | salinasvalleytribune.com | Ryan Cronk |Soledad Bee

MONTEREY COUNTY — Monterey County Superior Court celebrated the expansion of services at the King City Courthouse last week, marking a significant milestone for South Monterey County residents. The courthouse, located at 250 Franciscan Way in King City, is now open every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., offering a range of services to the public.