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Police: Man fired shots, committed burglaries

Watsonville Police on Wednesday arrested a man who allegedly fired several shots into a vehicle on Clifford Avenue Wednesday afternoon and stole a gun during a burglary on that street.

Pajaro Valley High seniors prepare for graduation

About 300 seniors from Pajaro Valley High School will march into Carl Connelly Stadium at Cabrillo College on June 8 to graduate and begin the next phase of their life.

Group floats affordable housing measure

A newly-formed group hopes to convince the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors to place a bond measure on the November 2018 ballot that would fund affordable housing projects.

Carriage House Collectibles set to open Saturday

Two best friends of more than 40 years have decided to take their love of rare antiques and turn it into a business.

California International Airshow returns to Salinas

The California International Airshow runs Saturday and Sunday at the Salinas Airport, 30 Mortensen Ave.

Marijuana festival comes to fairgrounds

Thousands of marijuana aficionados gathered at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds Saturday for Dreamsesh, a festival where growers and manufacturers showed off their wares.

Man named in fatal shooting

Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Sgt. Chris Clark has released the name of the man who was shot and killed Dec. 15 at the corner of West Beach Street and Rodriguez Street around 6:30 p.m.

Watsonville rail project faces lawsuit

A little more than one month after the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission approved a contract allowing a new company to take over freight rail operations in Watsonville, the commission is facing a lawsuit.

The circus comes to town

Nearly a century ago, a boy went to a circus in La Unión, a tiny town in Guerrero, Mexico. He fell in love with a young trapeze artist there, and immediately decided to join the circus to be with her.

Watsonville company sells technology to Chilean tribe

A Watsonville company best known for converting crop by-products into clean-burning fuel has gone global.
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Watsonville Police Department holds awards ceremony for outstanding employees

Dozens of law enforcement and emergency first responders gathered in the Watsonville City Council Chambers Wednesday for a promotional and award ceremony honoring Watsonville...