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Judge finalizes adoption for transgender teen

After an attempt to settle with one adoptive family fell through, and after shuffling through several foster families, Luka Sousae-Furnal has finally found a home.

Armed robbery investigation leads to Capitola apartment complex

In an ongoing investigation into a Thursday night robbery at an Aptos liquor store, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday morning was serving a search warrant at a Capitola apartment complex.

Fly-in is on

A group of pilots at Watsonville Municipal Airport said Saturday that they will organize the next fly-in, which is now tentatively scheduled for October.

Election 2018, PVUSD: Two new members certain, Yahiro’s seat too close to call

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees will soon have a different look when it seats two new members in December.

Sheriff: Woman shot after ramming deputy with police cruiser

A Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s deputy shot and injured a woman early Friday in Santa Cruz after she reportedly slipped out of her handcuffs and rammed a deputy with a police cruiser.

Three arrested on gun, drug charges

Three suspected gang members were arrested last week after police reportedly found drugs and a loaded revolver at their residence.

40th annual quilt show coming to fairgrounds

The annual Pajaro Valley Quilt Association Quilt (PVQA) Show and Auction — which turns 40 this year — is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds.

‘Green rush’ not yet a reality in Watsonville

As Watsonville develops its marijuana ordinance piece by piece, the so-called “green rush” will take a little longer to reach the city.

Farmers, supporters honored at luncheon

The Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau called on community members Wednesday to encourage young people to consider careers in agriculture.

A warm tradition: Store owners thank customers with free turkeys

After 11 years of giving free Thanksgiving turkeys to their customers, 7-Eleven owners Sherry Dang and Kirk di Cicco recently got a gift of their own.
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Watsonville Hospital facing closure as staff urges financial improvements

Watsonville Community Hospital may close in the next six to 12 months if it does not improve its financial situation.  That was the message from...

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