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Elkhorn Slough to be Designated 'Wetland of International Importance'

Elkhorn Slough joins 38 other wetland sites in the U.S.

Connecting with her roots

Born and raised Watsonville, singer Coral Price is no stranger to the stage and is aiming to take her career in a fresh direction with a new solo act.

Council members ride the rails

If a group of rail supporters has its way, Watsonville residents will be able to commute to jobs in Santa Cruz, or through the Pajaro connection to San Jose and beyond on a train.

Watsonville honors its veterans

Hundreds of people gathered in the Veterans Memorial Building in Watsonville on Sunday to celebrate Veterans Day.

Dientes celebrates 25 years

Just over a quarter century ago, two local dentists decided there were too many people in Santa Cruz County with insufficient access to dental care.

PVUSD offers teachers 2 percent raise

Pajaro Valley Unified School District offered its teachers a 2 percent raise in the latest round of budget negotiations on Oct. 18.

Watsonville declared a ‘Dreamers City’

The Watsonville City Council unanimously voiced its support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program Tuesday, joining numerous cities across the country in reaction to President Donald Trump’s decision to end the program.

Strengthening community ties

When Watsonville Police Capt. Michael McKinley pulled up in an unmarked vehicle to the Police Activities League location on Davis Avenue Tuesday, he was immediately swarmed by a group of excited children.

Pickleball courts make debut

Joined by Supervisor John Leopold and the Santa Cruz Pickleball Club, the Santa Cruz County Department of Parks, Open Space and Cultural Services on Friday debuted the county’s first dedicated pickleball courts at Brommer Street Park.

Master Officer Jess Ojeda retires after 28 years

Watsonville Police Master Officer Jess Ojeda retires at the end of December after a 28-year career.
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Letters to the Editor, March 27-April 2

Regarding benefit caps The local teacher’s union, PVFT, has been loudly crying during negotiations with the school district, PVUSD, to not put a cap on...