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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.

About Town, Week of Dec. 24

Observations from around Watsonville.

Watsonville welcomes newest addition

Downtown Watsonville’s newest fixture is The Terrace, a sleek edifice that has transformed the Main Street corridor with several businesses below and 54 apartments above.

Two injured, vehicles destroyed in street race

Two people were hospitalized after crashing their vehicles during a suspected street race, California Highway Patrol spokeswoman Trista Drake said.

Pinto Lake cleanup successful

Three years after starting a program to clean the waters of Pinto Lake, Watsonville city officials are reporting success.

Popular coach remembered

Youth baseball coach Tom Gugale was known for his passion for the game, his gregarious personality and for the legions of young people who loved to play for him. Gugale was killed Friday morning when his truck overturned near San Luis Reservoir. He was 47

The power of words

Around 10:30 in the morning Friday, the students of Starlight Elementary School gathered together on the school’s blacktop to begin preparing for a day full of reading.

Local Conservation Corps members head to Puerto Rico

A group of 12 young California Conservation Corps (CCC) members stood together in front of their future headquarters on Aviation Way in Watsonville on Wednesday, swearing an oath to do their jobs to the best of their ability.

Pedestrian struck in downtown Watsonville

A woman died after she was struck by a pickup as she was crossing Main Street Monday afternoon.

Rios resigns from Watsonville City Council amid sexual assault allegations

Watsonville City Councilman Oscar Rios announced his retirement effective immediately Monday after two women accused him of sexual assault..
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Mesa Village County Park gets a boost

The Mesa Village community teamed up with Watsonville Wetlands Watch (WWW), Pitch-In Santa Cruz County and 4th District Supervisor Felipe Hernandez on March 29...