On Tuesday, October 2nd, I attended the City Council meeting and heard a heart breaking story about a working family in Monterey that is facing home foreclosure.  They were petitioning council to request the removal of a city imposed deed restriction so that they could refinance and avoid foreclosure.  The foreclosure crisis is far more widespread than most people suspect.

The City Council heard a staff presentation and public comment on the Train at Dennis the Menace Park Tuesday night, Oct.

UNITE HERE Local 483 Local 483 which represents over 1,300 hospitality workers on the Monterey Bay at more than three dozen hotels, restaurants, and golf courses has endorsed Alan Haffa in the race for a seat on the Monterey City Council. The union is a leader in the struggle for workers’ rights on the Monterey Bay, and Alan is proud to receive the endorsement of a union which represents so many hard working people in Monterey.

Here are some of the public engagements where you can see Alan Haffa in action. And Alan Haffa is a man of action too! Come out and judge for yourself as Alan lines up with the other candidates seeking to represent you on the Monterey City Council at these various upcoming events.

On Saturday, September 15, Alan Haffa spent the morning at Del Monte Beach picking up trash as part of the Save Our Shores Coastal Cleanup. Hundreds of people were there to clean up our beach.

Alan Haffa, candidate for Monterey City Council, will be at the beach for Coastal Cleanup Day, and he invites all of the city residents to come out to enjoy Monterey's beautiful coastline and help to keep our beaches and our bay clean.

When: Saturday, September 15th, 9am – 12pm

Join Alan at one of these Monterey County beaches: Fort Ord Dunes State Park, Salinas River State Beach, Marina State Beach, Asilomar State Beach, and Del Monte Beach at Monterey Municipal Wharf #2.