Mike Mast - State Farm Agent

10/16/2026

Burger Night at the Legion!

10/15/2026

Congrats Josh! Well deserved!

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that What'd You Break? has been voted as the #1 Computer Repair Shop in Monterey County!!!
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We want to take a moment to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all our amazing customers for this huge honor. It is so humbling to be recognized by YOU as the top repair shop in the county.✨

From the first day we opened the doors almost 10 years ago, we’ve strived to provide the best service, highest quality repairs, and exceptional customer care. Receiving this award confirms that our efforts have paid off and that our dedication to excellence has not gone unnoticed.

Without your trust and support, none of this would have been possible. Your loyalty and word-of-mouth have played a crucial role in helping this mom n pop shop achieve such a prestigious recognition.💙

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! We are forever grateful for your votes, and we look forward to continuing to provide exceptional repair services to the wonderful community of Monterey County. Thank you for making us #1! 🥇✨

10/13/2026

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🚨 COMMUNITY SAFETY REMINDER: PREVENT UNDERAGE DRINKING

INCIDENT: Underage drinking/party
DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/10/26
TIME OF INCIDENT: 11:50PM

On October 10, 2026, at approximately 11:50 p.m., Marina Police Officers responded to a residence near the 3100 block of Crestview Court in Marina regarding a large birthday party involving more than 100 people, many of whom appeared to be underage and were reportedly consuming alcohol.

Upon arrival, Officers contacted several juveniles who stated they had received alcohol at the residence. Three adults who resided at the home were contacted and acknowledged hosting the party. Officers addressed the illegal activity and directed that the party be dispersed.

As attendees left the residence, Officers observed that many appeared to be high school-aged youth.

⚠️ MARINA POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL NOT TOLERATE GATHERINGS THAT PROMOTE OR ALLOW UNDERAGE DRINKING.

The Marina Police Department will take swift and decisive action to shut down similar incidents. Adults who host underage drinking parties, provide alcohol to minors, or otherwise facilitate these gatherings may face arrest and criminal prosecution.

The adults involved in this incident now face potential legal consequences, including charges related to contributing to the delinquency of a minor 272(a)(1) PC and California BP Code § 25658(a), furnishing alcohol to a person under 21 years of age.

🏠 PARENTS AND RESPONSIBLE ADULTS: HOSTING A PARTY COMES WITH RESPONSIBILITY.

Alcohol can impair judgment, increase the risk of serious injury, contribute to dangerous decisions, and put young lives at risk. Allowing underage drinking in your home is not harmless or simply a part of growing up. It can have serious consequences for the youth involved and the adults responsible for the gathering.

Please take an active role in protecting our youth:

✅ Know who is in your home and who is attending gatherings you host.

✅ Establish and enforce clear rules prohibiting underage drinking.

✅ Monitor parties and intervene immediately if alcohol is present.

✅ Never provide alcohol to minors or allow underage drinking at your residence.

✅ Talk openly with your children about the dangers and consequences of alcohol use.

Our message is clear: Underage drinking parties will not be ignored, and those responsible may be held accountable.

Keeping our youth safe requires a shared commitment from parents, guardians, and the entire community. Let's work together to prevent these incidents before someone gets hurt.

PROTECT OUR YOUTH. HOLD ADULTS ACCOUNTABLE. KEEP MARINA SAFE.

The Marina Police Department is actively investigating this crime. We would also like to encourage anyone who has information on those involved to call Marina Police immediately at (831) 384-7575. Information may also be left anonymously on the Marina Police Department Anonymous Crime Tip at 831-884-1286, or by visiting our website at www.marinapolice.com at any time.

10/12/2026

Our indispensable helper!

10/12/2026

We will be CLOSED Monday, OCT 12 for Columbus Day. Drive safe everyone.

10/12/2026

Everyone please read, especially all parents! Thank You Marina PD!

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🚨 HUMAN TRAFFICKING AWARENESS: IT CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE

DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/10/26
TIME OF INCIDENT: 10:30pm

Officers proactively checked on a vehicle near Marina State Beach and contacted 26-year-old Alfredo DeJesus of Salinas, who was with a 16-year-old female juvenile he had reportedly met earlier that same day at a mall in Salinas.

During the encounter, officers learned that DeJesus had reportedly offered the juvenile a ride and subsequently purchased alcohol and other items for her. Further investigation revealed that DeJesus had an outstanding warrant from Southern California related to aiding prostitution/human trafficking.

This encounter is an important reminder that human trafficking can happen anywhere. Individuals seeking to exploit young people may initially appear friendly or offer rides, alcohol, gifts, money, or other incentives to gain their trust.

Thanks to officers' proactive efforts, this encounter came to their attention, highlighting the importance of remaining vigilant and recognizing potentially dangerous situations.

⚠️ PARENTS: PLEASE TALK TO YOUR CHILDREN.

-Know the risks: Remind your children about the dangers of accepting rides from strangers or people they have just met.

-Recognize the warning signs: Teach them to be cautious of anyone offering alcohol, gifts, money, or other items in exchange for their attention or trust.

-Encourage open communication: Make sure your children know they can tell you if someone makes them uncomfortable, pressures them, or asks them to keep an encounter secret.

-Be their safe place: Let your children know they can always call you for help, without fear of getting in trouble.

What may seem like a harmless encounter can quickly put a young person at risk. A conversation today could help protect your child tomorrow. Stay involved, stay informed, and remind your children that their safety always comes first.

Stay alert. Stay informed. Help protect our children.

The Marina Police Department is actively investigating this crime. We would also like to encourage anyone who has information on the possible suspect(s), to call Marina Police immediately at (831) 384-7575. Information may also be left anonymously on the Marina Police Department Anonymous Crime Tip at 831-884-1286, or by visiting our website at www.marinapolice.com at any time.

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10/11/2026

10/11/2026

Thank You Marina High Lady Mariners for all your help at Marina Rotary Cars in the Park Car Show Root B**r Float booth! 🥎🥎🥎