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From Our Archives: Departure

Campfire girls board a train for an out-of-county field trip in Watsonville on March 28, 1956.
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Medina faced sexual misconduct allegations in settled lawsuit

Editor's note, this story was updated at 3pm on Sept. 30, 2026 with a statement by Digital NEST founder and CEO Jacob Martinez. The Digital...

Photo story: Hit-and-run driver injures woman

Emergency officials prepare to whisk an 80 year old woman to the hospital early Monday rafter she was struck by an SUV in the...

PV Arts showcases Open Studios Art Tour

Pajaro Valley Arts is set to open its new exhibit, which serves as a launch for the annual Santa Cruz County Open Studios Art...

Olympian finds home at Jim Booth Swim School

At Jim Booth Swim School, kids as young as 4 months spend time in the water, building the skills to become strong swimmers under...

Watsonville Hospital facing closure as staff urges financial improvements

Watsonville Community Hospital may close in the next six to 12 months if it does not improve its financial situation.  That was the message from...

Watsonville City Council limits Flock cameras

After months of public debate, the Watsonville City Council has decided to deactivate and remove 17 Flock cameras, reducing the number of cameras in...

From Our Archives: Needs Work

Workers repair the Corralitos Bridge in March of 1956.
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County Fair sees 11% growth in attendance numbers

More than 55,000 people attended the Santa Cruz County Fair this year, an 11% jump from last year. The number includes paid attendance from the...
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El Niño winter could bring heavy rain and flooding

Meteorologists are predicting a wet El Niño winter this year, with above-normal ocean temperatures potentially bringing heavy rain and flooding. “We are in a very...
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ARTS & CULTURE

PVUSD breaks ground on Pajaro Middle School athletic field project

Hundreds of students, local officials and former NFL players gathered at Pajaro Middle School Monday to celebrate the groundbreaking of a $4.5 million project...

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