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Students Use Prescription Drugs To Pass Finals

By Cassandra Arsenault - email 

SEASIDE, Calif.- It's finals time for college students, which means lots of pressure, leading to long hours in the library to get a good grade.

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Police Respond to Gas Leak in Marina

By Chloe Beardsley - email

MARINA, Calif. -- Police said a gas leak was discovered near Los Arboles Middle School on Tuesday. Staff and students were temporarily evacuated, regular school operations were not impacted.

Firefighters were called out to Los Arboles Middle School in Marina for a gas leak. It happened around 10:24 a.m. at 294 Hillcrest Avenue. Crews on scene said they found a 1.5'' natural gas line that was leaking. Firefighters said the gas meter appeared to have been separated from the service line.

Students and staff at the school were evacuated for about 30 minutes to the upper field as a precaution until the leak was contained. 

Monterey School Employee Sentenced for Child Porn, Accused of Trading Alcohol for Pictures

Monterey School Employee Sentenced for Child Porn, Accused of Trading Alcohol for Pictures

By Chloe Beardsley - email

SEASIDE, Calif. -- The Monterey County District Attorney announced that 29-year old Juan Pablo Mata of Seaside was sentenced on Tuesday to felony probation and 350 days in jail.

The DA's office said Mata pleaded to distribution of lewd material to minors, possessing child pornography and contributing to the delinquency of minors on March 21st 2013.

Mata was employed as a food services worker at a private school in Monterey. The DA's office said Mata persuaded two 14-year olds to send pornographic pictures of themselves in exchange for alcohol between December 2012 and January 2013.

Since Mata was convicted of two felonies and one misdemeanor he is now required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.

Marina High Baseball Team Disqualified from Playoffs

By Briana Bermensolo - email

MARINA- Screams of pure joy echoed from a baseball field as the Marina High School Baseball team beat rival Carmel on Friday, but that joy would be cut short just a few days later. While the win secured the Mariners a spot in the Central Coast Section playoffs for the first time the team won't be competing due to a missed deadline.

The dream was ripped out of their hands Monday before they even got a chance to play when Marina High's baseball team learned they can't go to the playoffs because the proper paperwork wasn't turned in on time.

A CCS spokesperson told Central Coast News, every school who wants to be tournament eligible, must file a team roster. The form had to be filed online or in person by May 1st at 5 PM.

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Phat Burger In Seaside Relocating This Week

By Jacqueline Tualla - email

SEASIDE, Calif. -- A popular burger joint that had to shut down a few weeks ago is making its comeback.

Phat Burger closed on April 26 after the owner and landlord couldn't agree on a contract.

On Sunday night, the owner told Central Coast News she will start offering the Phat Burger menu at the Breakfast Club, her other business in town.

Customers can get their burger fix starting Wednesday at the Fremont Boulevard location.

Bullet in Seaside Shooting Hits Wall of Building, Police Investigating

By Chaas Toborg - email

SEASIDE, Calif. - Police are investigating a shooting that happened early Sunday.

The department received reports of eight shots fired on the 1600 block of Noche Buena St. around 4:30 Sunday morning.

When they responded, they found shell casings in the road where Noche Buena meets Olympia Ave.  One of the bullets struck a stucco wall on a building in the area.

A citizen told officers a "Gray boxy-type car" sped away from the scene, north on Noche Buena. 

Officers aren't sure if the shooting was gang-related.

If you have any information, call Seaside Police.

 

Mi Pueblo to Provide "Dreamers" College Scholarships

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Mi Pueblo to Provide "Dreamers" College Scholarships

Scholarship application will not request social security numbers

from undocumented students who apply

<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />SAN JOSE, Calif., (May 13, 2013) - Today, Northern California grocery chain Mi Pueblo Foods announced that the company's scholarship campaign will also provide college scholarships to undocumented high school seniors seeking to further their education.

Over the last four years, Mi Pueblo has provided more than $750,000 in college scholarships in alignment with the company's mission to serve the families in those communities in which the company operates.