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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.

Church Christmas Tree Farms carries on a tradition

In a time when scores of Christmas trees are sold in the parking lots of big box stores, the idea of driving to a genuine tree farm and cutting down your own feels almost like stepping back in time.

Dodge beats Yahiro in PVUSD race

Daniel Dodge Jr. has clinched the Trustee Area 4 seat on the Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees, ending the 28-year run of incumbent Willie Yahiro and drastically reshaping the board.

Gang shooting suspects near trial date

The alleged triggermen in the 2014 gang shooting that left a 4-year-old girl dead made an appearance in court Tuesday morning, where a Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge set a Jan. 23 date, at which time prosecutors and defense attorneys will agree on a date for jury selection.

Radcliff Elementary participates in worldwide coding event

Groups of fifth-graders gathered in Radcliff Elementary School’s cafeteria on Tuesday to try their hands at coding.

About Town, Week of Dec. 2

Observations from around Watsonville.

Tree lighting, Snow Day kick off holiday season

Watsonville flipped the switch on the holiday season Sunday night, lighting up the plaza for a month of festive events.

Multicultural Celebration nixed; tree lighting postponed to Sunday

Rain in the forecast for Saturday has dampened the city’s holiday plans.

PVUSD to purchase Towers

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday unanimously approved a plan to purchase its Towers headquarters, a move that is expected to save the district more than $28 million over the next three decades.

Rain keeps road crews busy

Heavy rains drenched the Central Coast Wednesday night and into Thursday. The storm, out of the Gulf of Alaska, is just a fraction of a series of storms slated to visit the region.
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County unveils “transformative” youth crisis center

For years, Santa Cruz County lacked a youth crisis center, meaning that young people experiencing a mental health crisis were taken to overloaded emergency...