Johanna Miller

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Reporter Johanna Miller grew up in Watsonville, attending local public schools and Cabrillo College before transferring to Pacific University Oregon to study Literature. She covers arts and culture, business, nonprofits and agriculture.

Digital NEST founder wins prestigious statewide award

February 19, 2020

PV Quilt Show returns to fairgrounds

February 14, 2020

“Birds of Prey” a stylish, upbeat thrill ride

February 14, 2020

Cutout mural installed at Watsonville Nature Center

February 13, 2020

Santa Cruz Symphony looks ahead to 2020 with concerts, outreach

February 7, 2020

‘Night of the Living Composers’ returns to Aptos

February 6, 2020

PV Chamber hosts annual awards gala and dinner

February 4, 2020

Watsonville celebrates World Wetlands Day

February 3, 2020

Ag History Project looks ahead

January 31, 2020

‘Weathering With You’ a beautiful film with an unclear message

January 30, 2020

Cabrillo Gallery opens first exhibit of the year

January 29, 2020

County’s top spellers compete at County bee

January 29, 2020

Census starts final hiring push for 2020 count

January 24, 2020

Local grower on cutting edge of organic farming

January 24, 2020

Watsonville native embraces his roots while diving into L.A. music scene

January 24, 2020

Monterey Bay Rose Society’s pruning workshops begin

January 23, 2020

Pajaro Valley Arts’ annual fundraising exhibit opens Jan. 22

January 17, 2020

EcoFarm bus tour rolling through Pajaro Valley

January 17, 2020

Local organizations rally for awareness of human trafficking

January 17, 2020

Hollywood’s harmful fixation on fashion

January 10, 2020

Tandy Beal & Company pays tribute to musical director Jon Scoville

January 10, 2020

Local financial planner gives advice on managing money in 2020

January 10, 2020

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ARTS & CULTURE

Duncan Holbert relocation plan shelved

May 21, 2026

A proposal to relocate roughly 200 students attending Duncan Holbert School to three other elementary school campuses—and move Renaissance High School to that site—was...