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Dodge beats Yahiro in PVUSD race

Daniel Dodge Jr. has clinched the Trustee Area 4 seat on the Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees, ending the 28-year run of incumbent Willie Yahiro and drastically reshaping the board.

Film Festival expands to four locations

With events across four locations, the Watsonville Film Festival is shooting for a flexible and diverse program for its sixth year.

Watsonville Diesel open for business

More than a year after breaking ground on its new facility at 101 Aviation Way, Watsonville Diesel is up and running

King tides usher in the New Year

As the New Year rushed in on Monday, so did the tides.

Grads: Find your passion, serve your community

Among more than 350 Watsonville High School seniors who graduate in June, 54 will attend California State University campuses, while 23 will go to University of California. Stanford and Yale universities snagged one WHS student each.

Cabrillo Robotics Club prepares to compete at NASA Swarmathon

The Cabrillo College Robotics Club has again earned its place to compete in the Third Annual NASA Swarmathon, which will be held at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla. from April 17-19.

Round 'em up

Horse show open to the public this weekend at the Fairgrounds

Eiskamp named Farmer of the Year

Georgeann Cowles Eiskamp has seen her father and son receive the Farmer of the Year award over the years, but the fifth generation farmer had never gotten the honor herself. That was until Thursday evening, when the Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau bridged t

Internet company touts connectivity

Charter Communications was back in Watsonville Friday to remind residents about the $14.99 per month plan – called Spectrum Internet Assist – which was created for low-income families and seniors.

Program enforces traffic, pedestrian laws

Multiple law agencies joined forces Thursday to fan out around Watsonville and stop drivers who were violating traffic safety issues in a program known as BADGES, or Before Aggressive Drivers Get Everyone Stopped.
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25TH Amendment assumes center stage

At a July 8 NATO press conference, President Trump claimed that the Islamic Republic of Japan had shot 111 missiles at aircraft carrier U.S.S....
Joseph Eaton drops his ballot in the box at the City of Watsonville Civic Plaza voting station on June 2. (Tarmo Hannula/Pajaronian file)

Who Got Out to Vote?