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Movie Review: 'The Circle' disappoints, rightfully thuds in box office

May 2, 2017

Letters to the Editor, April 23

Letters to the Editor, March 19

Movie Review: McAvoy shines in so-so ‘Split’

From the editor's desk, Sept. 26: Mexico disasters a sobering reminder

Greg Becker, Aug. 31: Follow the money of rail trail supporters

August 31, 2018

The Santa Cruz Sentinel and Register-Pajaronian published an identical letter, headlined respectively “Are Koch brothers behind rail-trail opposition?” and “Big money trying to kill rail trail.” It asserted that the Greenway trail leadership has “suddenly appeared” and is playing into the hands of the Koch brothers and “Americans for Prosperity.”

February 22, 2019

In a barn tucked away in a corner of the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, volunteers from the Agricultural History Project are hard at work restoring a piece of the past.

November 30, 2023

Recently, the attorney general’s office completed paperwork for an initiative that, if qualified for the 2024 ballot and approved by voters, would require California’s nearly 6 million public school students to take a course in personal finance. The proposal, by an organization called Californians for...

Marc Pimentel, Faris Sabbah and Dori Rose Inda, March 29: Attacks on unions undermine community healthcare

March 28, 2018

Unions have been a path to economic security for many Americans and in particular, have ensured those benefits reach minority workers.

Abel Mejia, Dec. 16: Public relations 101

December 15, 2017

The Human Resources Assistant Superintendent of Pajaro Valley Unified School District should take some remedial courses in public relations if she is going to succeed at her job. She is only partly to blame for the mess that is our district’s negotiation process and the job that the district does to provide for our children’s needs.

January 4, 2022

WATSONVILLE—The Monterey Bay Rose Society (MBRS) will once again be holding its annual series of free rose pruning classes at various locations across the region. Things kick off Saturday at 10:30am at the Display Rose Garden at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, 2601 E. Lake...

September 8, 2017

Last week, Watsonville experienced one of its hottest weekends on record. Temperatures reached 110 degrees at one point — practically unheard of for our region’s normally mild summer days. When things began to cool down slightly on Sunday, it seemed like most of us were breathing a collective sigh of relief.

April 28, 2020

Serving the nation The United States Postal Service is committed to delivering your mail and packages throughout the current pandemic. We are proud of our role in providing an essential service to every community. The one constant throughout this crisis has been our commitment to...

santa cruz county supervisor felipe hernandez

July 20, 2023

As July unfolds, District 4 is bustling with activity, showcasing multiple ongoing projects, both within city limits and the unincorporated. From road clearing and road resurfacing to infrastructure improvements and community initiatives, District 4 is experiencing positive transformations. Amidst the activity, we strive to...

March 19, 2021

By Elaine Legorreta This is a call for the resignation of Georgia Acosta from the Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees. One of several deficits is her disregard of the law and district by-laws. Trustee Acosta demonstrated either a disrespect or ignorance of...

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Opinion

Movie Review: 'The Circle' disappoints, rightfully thuds in box office

Letters to the Editor, April 23

Letters to the Editor, March 19

Movie Review: McAvoy shines in so-so ‘Split’

From the editor's desk, Sept. 26: Mexico disasters a sobering reminder

Greg Becker, Aug. 31: Follow the money of rail trail supporters

Ag History Project works on newest restoration

Guest View: State keeps expanding school curricula while key subjects need improvement

Marc Pimentel, Faris Sabbah and Dori Rose Inda, March 29: Attacks on unions undermine community healthcare

Abel Mejia, Dec. 16: Public relations 101

Rose Society to kick off pruning classes this weekend

Johanna Miller: Fireworks irresponsible in summer heat

Serving the nation

Supervisor’s Update: Embracing progress and community

Acosta must resign

48th Annual Heritage Holiday Craft & Gift Fair opens Friday

Former Watsonville mayor Francisco “Paco” Estrada appointed to Cabrillo board

City Council green-lights abatement of ‘nuisance’ homeless camp

K9 officer helps find loaded handgun; man arrested

Body found in the Pajaro River