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A total of 3,000 fourth-graders visited Cabrillo College for the annual Samper Fourth Grade Experience.

The latest art exhibit, “Color!” at the Pajaro Valley Gallery, 37 Sudden St., is about to open.

Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s deputies are removing a dead body that was discovered in Aptos Creek near Spreckels Drive.

Heavy rain pelted the Central Coast Sunday and into early Monday.

On Thursday morning, a large delivery truck made its way into Watsonville’s industrial zone and prepared to unload. While not an uncommon site in the area, the truck’s contents were unique.

On Monday morning, SwingTime Catering owner Antonette Wood was cooking up a storm at the company’s Watsonville kitchen.

The Watsonville Planning Commission unanimously recommended Tuesday that the city council allow medical marijuana facilities to also sell their product for recreational use.

Two years after beginning construction at Watsonville Municipal Airport, and after years of repairing and rebuilding airplanes on the tarmac with no roof over their heads, workers at United Flight Services have a giant new hangar to call home.

Artemisa Cortez, who has served as principal at New School for four years, has taken a job as a socio-emotional counselor with Pajaro Valley Unified School District’s Student Services Department.

The public is encouraged to participate in the 24th annual Peace & Unity March Sunday at Watsonville City Plaza.