Chief Borges told the Seaside safety commission the city is stepping up fireworks enforcement ahead of July 4, coordinating drones and parking-lot closures, and urged residents to report incidents. Staff also reported a graffiti uptick, CHAMP cadet successes and active cold-case work.

Seaside staff described a first-year community partnership with Monterey Bay FC that includes stadium branding, discounted resident tickets, wayfinding signs and a "Business of the Month" program that brings local businesses onto the pitch during halftime; staff said the program will tie into longer-term Maingate and Campus Town plans.

Consultants and staff presented a $12 million Active Transportation Program-funded redesign of Broadway Avenue including a road diet, protected bike lanes and seven mini-roundabouts; the project will prioritize school safety, bids are expected in April 2026 and construction is planned through 2029 with public outreach scheduled.

Speakers at the Seaside City Council meeting urged the city to oppose a planned Army burn at Fort Ord, citing the site’s Superfund contamination and reports that burning could re‑aerosolize toxins including PFAS and other legacy contaminants.

Public comments include questions on San Pablo Bridge repairs and Coastal Cleanup Day details.

Principal outlines student service learning programs and upcoming cultural celebrations in Seaside.

City Council allocates funds for youth programs and affordable housing project approvals.

Council unanimously votes to allocate water for accessory dwelling units and addresses resident inquiries.

Police Chief Borges outlines new daylighting law to improve crosswalk safety in Seaside.

Event on March 15 honors local centenarians and community contributors in Monterey Peninsula.

Community members urge collective action and support for Seaside High following gun incident.

Monterey Peninsula celebrates 90 Year Club members and honors community leaders on March 15.

Commissioners discussed budgeting for a larger generator to make the community center a refuge, drainage work for Lake Chisholm including a sump and pump, two replaced meeting‑room doors deemed a life‑safety fix, and parking lot sealcoating and paving needs tied to storm‑drain constraints.

Seaside officials discuss camp move timeline and youth participation in upcoming conference.