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Hollywood’s harmful fixation on fashion

January 10, 2020

Movie Review: 'Baby Driver' hits the right notes

Corny, action-packed, 'F8' understands what it is

From the editor's desk, Nov. 7: Project beginning to flow quickly

Letters to the Editor, Aug. 22: Time for Confederate monuments to come down

Jimmy Dutra: METRO’s dramatic recovery maintains viable public transit options for county residents

October 11, 2017

Three years ago, in 2014, Santa Cruz METRO, your county public transit system, was in dire financial straits, with insolvency being a real threat within a couple of years.

September 6, 2019

Letters to the Editor, Sept. 6, 2019.

October 6, 2017

Letter to the Editor, Oct. 7, 2017

November 20, 2020

By Geraldine Ridgway Watsonville has long been a racially diverse community. It is insulting for anyone to call any Watsonville resident a racist. Watsonville has an amazing history. We once had a huge whaling industry, sardine factories stretched from Watsonville to Monterey, employing all races and...

February 26, 2021

A few days after my 67th birthday in early February, I got my first Covid-19 vaccination shot a day after my wife Sarah got hers. It was really simple and straightforward. The process began with calls from our health provider, Dignity Health, about getting vaccinated....

Letters to the Editor, June 1: Seventy-five years since largest ever civil rights violation

May 31, 2017

Letters to the Editor, June 1, 2017

February 9, 2023

The PVUSD Board of Trustees was wise to move to make an appointment to fill the vacant Area 6 seat on the Board. Special elections often have terrible turnout and in this case would be a waste of $80,000. As a parent of PVUSD students,...

Bob Fifield, Jan. 2: Time to invest in renewable energy

January 1, 2018

Over many years, oil companies have provided fuel to allow fossil powered engines to be useful (which has been appreciated for generations by the masses). They probably did not provide all that just out of the goodness of their hearts; many millionaires were made and some just in investing even became billionaires.

March 5, 2021

Memo from Pastor Rene In my last column I wrote about how a constant focus on grim news actually changes the way your brain works, because you’re in constant threat analysis mode. Higher reasoning is diminished. You’re more prone to emotional instability. Yet there is a...

June 22, 2023

One has to wonder if our elected County officials really care about the people of Pajaro. Presently, an H2A housing project is proceeding in the community right next to the levee that will increase the population of the community by about 15-20%. Now here is the...

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Opinion

Hollywood’s harmful fixation on fashion

Movie Review: 'Baby Driver' hits the right notes

Corny, action-packed, 'F8' understands what it is

From the editor's desk, Nov. 7: Project beginning to flow quickly

Letters to the Editor, Aug. 22: Time for Confederate monuments to come down

Jimmy Dutra: METRO’s dramatic recovery maintains viable public transit options for county residents

Letters to the Editor | Sept. 6, 2019

Letter to the Editor, Oct. 7: Tragic incident needs full investigation

Guest view: Cries of racism are misguided

One shot down, one to go

Letters to the Editor, June 1: Seventy-five years since largest ever civil rights violation

Letter: PVUSD Board wise to appoint member

Bob Fifield, Jan. 2: Time to invest in renewable energy

How you find daily peace

Letter: Does County care about Pajaro?

Mariners ‘pour’ on the points for an upset win over Palo...

Protest, film target pesticide regulations

De Serpa clinches Second District Supervisor seat

Photo story: local butchers ready for holiday meat orders

Core funding process leaves nonprofits perplexed, officials frustrated