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Kaiser staffer rescues driver from burning car

November 6, 2017

On his drive to work one recent morning south on Highway 17, Chris Amos, an orthopedic technician at Kaiser Permanente in Santa Cruz County, witnessed a head-on collision of a motorcycle and a car.

WWII veteran, longtime Cabrillo College instructor dies

November 8, 2017

Don Young, a longtime Cabrillo College instructor and local author, died in his Aptos home on Oct. 22, at the age of 94.

Digital NEST celebrates anniversary

November 14, 2017

Every weekday, scores of young people throughout South County get out of school and come to Digital NEST, where they set out to master the varied technology that increasingly drives their world.

Children’s museum celebrating three years

November 17, 2017

The Santa Cruz Children's Museum of Discovery is hosting a free community day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sheriff’s office targeting package thieves

November 27, 2017

The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office has a message for everyone planning on stealing packages from doorsteps: watch out.

A.J. Gonzalez case moved to February

November 29, 2017

The case of an accused child killer was postponed in Superior Court in Santa Cruz Tuesday morning.

December 1, 2017

A Watsonville teen was arrested Thursday after fleeing from a traffic stop and tossing a loaded handgun, Watsonville Police Sgt. Juan Trujillo said.

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Kaiser staffer rescues driver from burning car

WWII veteran, longtime Cabrillo College instructor dies

Digital NEST celebrates anniversary

Children’s museum celebrating three years

Sheriff’s office targeting package thieves

A.J. Gonzalez case moved to February

Teen arrested with loaded handgun

KD shoots Warriors past Lakers 116-114 in OT on Kobe's night

A New Year’s lift

Community briefs, Jan. 2: Dog training classes begin

Motorcyclist dies in Highway 17 crash

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PVUSD hires new public information officer

Letters to the editor: Sept. 12-18

Back to the Land: Open Farm Tours approaching