Monterey Herald - 2020-12-07

• MONARCH POPULATION­S CONTINUE TO PLUMMET
• Wings change with migration changes
• Seaside deputy chief commits to creating a caring environmen­t
• US remains without testing strategy
• Election overturn tactics may have power
• Europe nursing homes deaths surge
• Holiday events benefit nonprofits
• San Jose State didn’t let pause derail season
• Cal (finally) lives up to billing in win over Oregon
• California­ns prepare for new lockdown
• LATE TOUCHDOWN PROPELS RAIDERS PAST WINLESS JETS
• Schools confront high numbers of failing grades
• Inaugurati­on planners alter plans in virus era
• Despite promise, few in US adopting exposure apps
• GOP White House hopefuls wait to see what Trump does next
• Saudi prince strongly criticizes Israel at Bahrain summit
• Pandemic boredom leads to raised interest in residentia­l greenhouse gardening
• Sacrifices — too much to ask?
• A sizzling start for USF’s Bouyea
• Coronaviru­s and a depleted GOP shape new California Legislatur­e
• Partying right now could yield unhealthy surprises

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