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WPD youth programs in spotlight

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office in Arizona is in Watsonville this week to learn about the police department's programs that target youth crime.

Coffman-Gomez to run for Assembly

Watsonville City Councilwoman Trina Coffman-Gomez on Friday announced her plans to run for the 30th District seat on the California State Assembly.

Keeping a curious eye

Pajaro Valley Arts’ latest exhibit, “Museum of Curious Perceptions,” arrives on Wednesday at the PV Gallery.

PV Trustees pass budget, hire new business officer

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday approved the contract for a Chief Business Officer, a position at the financial helm of the massive district, and in charge of a $230 million budget.

Marching against violence

Street violence was the major topic taken on by a group of about 200 people Sunday in Watsonville Plaza during a gathering and march through downtown neighborhoods by family and friends of those killed in gang-related violence.

Police note influx of fake prostitution robberies

Watsonville Police — along with many law enforcement agencies — are seeing an influx of cases in which people respond to online ads for prostitution and are instead robbed.

A spooky good time

Kindergarteners from Landmark Elementary visit Jimmy's Pumpkin Patch.

TE Lee Smith agrees to deal to stay with Raiders

A person familiar with the deal confirmed the agreement reached on the first day of the new league year. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the signing hadn't been announced by the team. NFL Network first reported the deal.

Successful business taps South County

Sometime in the late summer, beer lovers from far and wide will have a new option in Watsonville.

Providing shelter: Watsonville makes up bulk of animal control calls

Every year, the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter takes in thousands of animals at its two locations, a menagerie that can include cats and dogs, rabbits and snakes, horses and hamsters.
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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...