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Tanya Ridino, Doug Keegan and Miriam Stombler, Oct. 12: Protecting our community’s children

October 12, 2018

From the editor's desk: City making strides with crime rate

Avocado toast on a budget | Try This

Sandy Lydon: How Cabrillo College was named and helped unify the county

October 12, 2022

In August 2020 a group of faculty, students and community members approached the Cabrillo Board of Trustees and stated that the college’s namesake, the 16th-century navigator and explorer, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, was no longer appropriate to be on the college. He represented, they said,...

January 31, 2020

Fermin Tobera should be a household name in Watsonville. It should be a name that is remembered and celebrated by all who have ever lived in the Pajaro Valley, and believe in justice, equality and progress. Sadly, it’s not, and that needs to change. Tobera...

June 10, 2022

For seven years in the 1970s I taught elementary school at Hall District School in Las Lomas. My students were virtually identical to those massacred in Uvalde, Texas. Apparently, “my” children watched for almost an hour while their teachers and friends were being blown...

January 4, 2019

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 4, 2019

June 15, 2017

Far more than just a pretty face, lavender — with its tiny purple blooms and distinctive perfume — has become one of the most popular plants all across the county. To celebrate its many purposes, the Central Coast Lavender Growers Association and Paso Rob

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.

May 2, 2017

“The Circle” is possibly the most disappointing movie I’ve seen this year. It’s a perfect example of a film that asks a great question but doesn’t ever follow through on the ideas and answers that follow. It’s also a great example of how smart moviegoers

Letters to the Editor, June 10: Hopeful with Prop. 57

June 9, 2017

Letters to the Editor, June 10, 2017

September 17, 2020

The California Certified Organic Farmers Foundation is poised to help organic farmers recover from the unprecedented wildfires burning across the West Coast, including CCOF’s hometown of Santa Cruz. The Bricmont Hardship Assistance Fund gives grants to organic business owners affected by hardships of all kinds,...

August 9, 2017

As we launch into the 2017-18 school year on Aug. 16, PVUSD leadership has a singular and coherent focus on student success. Achieving this mission will involve cultivating collaborative cultures, focusing direction, securing accountability, deepening lea

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Opinion

Tanya Ridino, Doug Keegan and Miriam Stombler, Oct. 12: Protecting our community’s children

Thank you City Council

Letters to the Editor, Oct. 2

From the editor's desk: City making strides with crime rate

Avocado toast on a budget | Try This

Sandy Lydon: How Cabrillo College was named and helped unify the county

It’s time to honor Fermin Tobera

Guest View: Hurt people, hurt people

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 4, 2019

Paso Robles Lavender Festival returns

Abel Mejia, Dec. 16: Public relations 101

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

Letters to the Editor, June 10: Hopeful with Prop. 57

CCOF offers grants to farmers affected by fires

Michelle Rodriguez: PVUSD poised to impact student learning during 2017-18

Jim Barsi—owner of Barsi’s Liquor Store—dies

Watsonville Airport prepares for Super Bowl arrivals

Watsonville’s Guillen records five goals in trounce over King City |...

Watsonville Plaza project moves ahead

Elias Gonzales to challenge Hernandez for supervisor seat