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Crews clean up Struve Slough

Crews descended on Struve Slough Thursday, halfway through a three-day project that not only cleared the overgrowth, but disposed of the trash left behind from homeless encampments.

Airport Boulevard section closed

Workers from Graniterock have closed all lanes of Airport Boulevard at Freedom Boulevard and extending northeast 1,300 feet flanking Freedom Centre.

Man arrested in fatal collision

A Watsonville man was arrested on Nov. 22 in connection with the Sept. 11 collision that killed a bicyclist.

Pajaro Valley Pride holds third annual march and celebration

People lined up along Main Street Sunday morning and let out a thunderous cheer as the third annual Pajaro Valley Pride March and Celebration officially kicked off.

Stunts dazzle school kids

School kids at Radcliff Elementary School were given a special treat Thursday by two world-class BMX stunt bicyclists who performed a stunning array of bike tricks that brought on waves of excited applause.

Aptos Village work progressing

Construction of the Aptos Village Project is progressing as planned, with structural work on the Hihn Apple Barn completed earlier this month.

Hospital workers strike

More than 100 hospital technicians picketed in front of Watsonville Community Hospital Wednesday, decrying what they called “bad faith bargaining tactics” that include cuts to employees’ healthcare benefits.

New engines join fire department's fleet

A new custom-built engine arrived at Watsonville Fire Station 1 on Friday after a journey from the opposite end of the country.

Stolen goods returned to owners

The Watsonville Police Department on Tuesday held a public viewing of numerous stolen items in hopes of getting them back to their owners.

Pajaro River study moves forward

A report released Tuesday outlines plans by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to shore up miles of the Pajaro River levee to protect the 12,600 residents estimated to live in the floodplain.
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Proposition 50 starts strong, with 64% of the statewide vote

Early results Tuesday night showed Proposition 50 ahead by a slight margin, with just over 64% of Californians voting yes, and 77.8% of Santa...